Deer Blind Recommendations

[Diamond S]

I just bought this blind from Cabelas https://www.cabelas.com/product/HIGH...E&gclsrc=aw.ds
It seems to be very well made and is heavy duty, insulated, and has plenty of room.

[R Dubya]

One of my buddies bought a Redneck Blind, and it seems pretty dang nice for bow or rifle.

[bowhunter911]

What kind of price points should one expect from the Bitter Creek blinds?

The 4x6 are $2800 plus tower and the 6x6 is $3350 plus tower. I put my 6x6 up on the 5ft tower with just my 16 year old and myself.

[Chris Martin]

Chingon is better for combo bow rifle hunting thank the ranch king imo. To me they are tighter and more insulated.


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[wellingtontx]

I love all of those nice fiberglass blinds but just cannot pull the trigger because of the price. The Cabelas blind is real nice.

In the process of converting a 5 x 7 shipping crate ($50) to blind. Looks like going to work out really well.

[Backwoods101]

Check out Big Dogg out of Conroe. Buddy of mine is getting one made. $1,400 for a 4'-6'. Only weighs @250, completely sealed and has a ridiculously good warranty. I think he said 15 years or so.

[txwhitetail]

Ranch king makes a proven blind. Lots of them in the field several years with no issues. We have 5 of the 5x6 out 5 seasons now. Look and doors/windows operate like day one.

[Alemana]

Ranch king has my vote too. I have 6 for 3 seasons now and zero issues. Easy to install the stand

[Nate]

Give Karl at Ultramatic or Myself a call. We can get you in a Ranch King!!

[Ultrakarl]

Hi Nate!

[KILLERMILLER]

I bought a Cedar 6x8 blind last year and love it. They are located in Sealy Area.

http://www.texascedarblinds.com/

[stxhunter]

Thanks for the recommendations, guess it's time to start test driving a few.

[Calrob]

Krivoman???