kevin1

A ground blind can be anything you want it to be, be creative. I own pop-ups, but I'm just as likely to use my surroundings and natural materials. One winter morning I sat on a folding stool withthe military issue snow camo poncho I was wearing draped over it. Many deer came well within shooting range that day and never noticed me. Another favorite tactic for me is tosit ina low spot such as the hole made by a tree's rootball after a property has been logged, all it takes is seat and some camo, deer never expect a threat from below. Log piles on the same type of ground are also excellent cover.

Kamil

How do you guys like the double bull t2 blind?

MeanV2

I have a T2 as well as a Dark Horse. While the Dark Horse is my favorite. The T2 is nice for certain setups.

Dan

Kamil

Is it roomy or do you feel constricted inside?

MeanV2

If you are talking about the T2 I actually like it better in certain setups. I havenever felt constricted in the least.

Dan

TG78

Have any of you Double Bull owners shined a black light on the fabric to see if you get the uv glow? I am planning on purchasing one as well but do not have any that I can go look at personally. What are some of the key features that you think makes the Double stand out soo much from the others.

ryanmn

Have a Double Bull and love it! I also have an Ameristep Intimidator and think it is great and has a great price tag. I also have an old Huntersview trophey den and that is a very cheap blind and decent to use, but I don't think they make it anymore. For the money I'll be buying another Ameristep.

Francis_Qc

What about this ground blind?
http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/te...amp;hasJS=true

The Ground Max Predator

Francis