Here’s a customer that built his own platform on 12’ legs and camo’d the blind!

New shipment will be in Monday! 12 of the 30 blinds are still available. Here’s another camo job done by a customer….

What is the name of the dealer in DFW?

PM Sent. Please get in touch with me. Many Thanks!

Sweet setup in SE Oklahoma!

I am interested in one of your stands. I am about 40 miles east of Dallas .
When would you be coming back through the area.

Message sent. A friend of mine is a dealer in Poolville.

Are these flimsy like the maverick blinds? I really like the concept and price point but was not at all impressed with the maverick blind.

These are a new design this year and have been impressed with the rigidity. The two halves are flexible but once assembled are pretty solid. Are they a $3000+ blind??…. Absolutely not but they weren’t designed for that. This material will last a lifetime, they’re 100x better than a pop-up and much easier to transport/move than any other “solid” blind. So far, these have held up to a bunch of curious cows and some pretty nasty winds! If you hunt anywhere closer to the panhandle, I’d be happy to help but I’m sure my buddy in Poolville has one set up you could look at. Thank you for the question!

9 delivered and put together outside of Benjamin! Gonna be some sweet setups!

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Are you able to disassemble the hunting blind for transport? (i.e. take apart the two halves)

And are you able to disassemble the base for transport?

Absolutely. It would take about 10 minutes to take the 2 halves apart and probably 30-45 minutes if you completely disassembled the platform and removed all of the legs/material. These are very easy to transport as I’ve had 3 blinds in the bed of my truck with no issues.

Can you post some inside pics?

Thanks! Can you post pictures of this equipment disassembled? Just trying to get a good visual on whether or not I would be able to transport it in my truck.

These are designed without a floor to be a bit more universal. If you want to put them directly on the ground, you never have to worry about floor rot and they’re a lot quieter. Pushing some dirt back up around the bottom lip has prevented any unwelcome guests in all of the ones I have on the ground. If some elevation is needed, they’re easy to attach to any type platform.