Just wanting some thoughts from those that have used this Blind. Been looking at the larger version, seems this one would accommodate my 62-64" LB's. Also been looking at the Yukon Enforcer Elite model and wondering how they compare.
I have used the hidden hunter blind from 3 Rivers this year and have killed several deer from it using 62" long bow and a 64"ntn self bow with out any problems. I like the blind and my only complaint is that the metal rods that lay on the ground really rust.
I hunted out of mine with my 64" bow this year. Absolutely no problem. Where this blind shines is it's quick and easy setup and take down.
http://www.shrewbows.com/hiddenhunterblinds/index.html
(http://www.shrewbows.com/rons_linkpics/Hidden%20hunter%202.JPG)
Come on folks,I know there has been quite a few threads on blinds, and I did searsh them, but havnt found much about the Yukon enforcer elite. Ive never hunted from a blind, but now with 3 little boys ages 7,5,4, thats really wanting to hunt with daddy,...I need somthing BIG, not to mention my 64" longbow. Of course i do have a 56" Shrew CH carbon on the way :bigsmyl: so that should help..... Thanks for the pics Ron and info Bob.
that is a good looking blind. do you have any contact info on them? Jim Pyles
The Hidden Hunter blind is awesome. In this cold weather, a true "easy up easy down" blind is a life saver. Super quality, plenty of room.
Does anyone else have problems with the steel rods rusting? If so, what is the solution? I would think Ron and Roger would know this.
Allan
I purchased one from Ron and it has plenty of room and easy to set up - what more do you want. Mine is DAT camo and have only good things to say about it - - AND made in the USA, try and beat that
I suppose steel would oxidize - never had that as an issue.
I also have a DAT camo model. I like it! I haven't had a rust issue. My only complaint is that mine didn't come with any stakes, so I had to borrow the ones from my other blind. Since I bought the HH the other hasn't gotten any use anyway. I got some shoot through screens for it this fall, but I haven't used them yet. They are easy to set up, but a bit of a pain to transport, no more than any other blind though.
As for the rods rusting....I'm sure there are specks of rust somewhere on mine, but I haven't inspected it closely. It has spent most of 2 winters outside without any real obvious rust. Iwouldn't wipe it down with any oil or anything.
By the way, I use trap stakes to hold mine down, but I tend to leave it in one spot for awhile.....if I were moving it quite a bit (like turkey hunting) I would use cheap plastic tent stakes.