Hunting Blind any recommendations
#3
RE: Hunting Blind any recommendations
oldelkhunter,
I have several blinds since I do not hunt out of trees (family request). The best I have is an Ameristep Brickhouse. I have had it now for 3 seasons. I just retrieved it this weekend but had it out since just prior to October.
Pro's
1. The hub style blind is very sturdy in the wind and weather.
2. The windows in the Brickhouse begin low enough so when sitting in a standard camp chair your arrow is not going to go through the blind. I have others that I can only gun hunt out of because the windows are too high.
3. Reasonable price. I believe they can be had for $159-$179
4. Plenty of room for 2 gun hunters. Plenty of room for 1 bow hunter. I've done 2 but it was tighter than i would have liked.
Con's
1. The material cups where the poles attach to the bottom of the blind wore out against the ground. This was easily fixed but it happened to 3 of them.
2. I'd like the option of loops and zippers for the windows. This blind has only the zipper.
I've been in a double bull and the quality of the DB is better. However it is a lot heavier to carry out and I would not leave a $400 blind out in the woods for 3 months
I have several blinds since I do not hunt out of trees (family request). The best I have is an Ameristep Brickhouse. I have had it now for 3 seasons. I just retrieved it this weekend but had it out since just prior to October.
Pro's
1. The hub style blind is very sturdy in the wind and weather.
2. The windows in the Brickhouse begin low enough so when sitting in a standard camp chair your arrow is not going to go through the blind. I have others that I can only gun hunt out of because the windows are too high.
3. Reasonable price. I believe they can be had for $159-$179
4. Plenty of room for 2 gun hunters. Plenty of room for 1 bow hunter. I've done 2 but it was tighter than i would have liked.
Con's
1. The material cups where the poles attach to the bottom of the blind wore out against the ground. This was easily fixed but it happened to 3 of them.
2. I'd like the option of loops and zippers for the windows. This blind has only the zipper.
I've been in a double bull and the quality of the DB is better. However it is a lot heavier to carry out and I would not leave a $400 blind out in the woods for 3 months
#5
RE: Hunting Blind any recommendations
If I recall correctly, the Penthouse is the larger version of the Brickhouse. That thing is huge. You could fit a medium sized family in it. Real nice blind too