Thinking of getting out of the trees. Looking at Hidden Hunter blinds.
Do the deer not see it ? I think they'd be fine after the deer got used to them but at first I think they'd shy away???
Can a tall guy shoot a longbow out of one ? How are they in the snow? They look like they would be comfortable for late season. Thanks guys

The two things I love about mine are 1) There is plenty of bow limb clearance and 2) the vertical windows are low enough to the ground to allow for a really close shot.

I only use mine to hunt spring gobblers out of so I can't help you any more than that.

Darren

QuoteThinking of getting out of the trees. Looking at Hidden Hunter blinds. Do the deer not see it ? I think they'd be fine after the deer got used to them but at first I think they'd shy away??? Can a tall guy shoot a longbow out of one ? How are they in the snow? They look like they would be comfortable for late season. Thanks guys  

A few years ago when my wife and I were bow hunting in the U P, I stopped on the way into camp in the late afternoon to set up a HH blind for my wife. I set it just inside some popple slashings near a deer run. She got into the blind the next morning and had several groups of deer walk by her and they paid no attention to the blind.

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That photo is impressive. Can a tall guy access and shoot O's longbow in it?

You can stand up in it but the blind is made for shooting from sitting down.
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Is there a stocking dealer where I can see one? Thank you

Great blinds.  It's nice to not have to put it back up every time it rains or snows.  The only time I have had one go down was in 50+ mph winds.

Very Nice......Pretty Pricey for us Po Folks. The 6X6 looks great!

I like my ameristep hub blind. Cheap and works great. Only issue is my 62in recurve is right on edge for too long inside. If I build it up off ground a bit then its fine