Ground Blind for All Season

[habph2]

I hate to beat a dead horse on what's the best blind but I'm looking for a blind I can leave set up all season. I currently have a DB Matrix (made prior to Primos). It's probably on it's last leg. I live in Nazi NJ and I hate just about everything about this state except the long deer season and the amount of deer. Our season is Sept-Feb! I like to keep the blind up all season. I guess my requirements are as follows;

1. NO MADE IN CHINA STUFF - I prefer to support the USA
2. Durable
3. Able to shoot a 64" LB out of it

I'm seriously considering a HH blind. What to you guys think?

[rbcorbitt]

Really like my Hidden Hunter blind!

[Frank V]

My only blind is a Double Bull also prior to Primos. I've shot a 64" Blacktail Elite & a 66" Howard Hill LB out of it.
If you are in  an area where you can leave your blind up all season & not worry about it's walking away I'm kind of envious.
  Let us know what you decide on.

[LV2HUNT]

I would be inclined to make one if I got to leave it up all season. Wire fencing, coroplast, heavy duty cable ties, brush the heck out of it.

[maxwell]

You should really take a look at Luckys hunting   blinds.  I have two and they are the best I 've ever used.

[Sam McMichael]

Brush blind. It will require periodic maintenance but is a lot cheaper. Besides, nobody can steal it.

[Wudstix]

Have to go with home made blind.  Some wire fencing and camo netting, then brush it as the season dictates.  Much harder to have it walk away.

 

[beaunaro]

I have great luck using some home made round hay bale look-alike blinds.

Plywood, tarpaper for a black interior, coated tough nylon type outer covering so it's waterproof.

Not very portable, about 6' x 6'.

Wouldn't work on public land, but great if you have your own or long term permission.

[DaveT1963]

Personally I prefer natural ground blinds (just enough to break up my outline and some back cover).  One of the reasons I love hunting is just being out in the environment?  Can't imagine all the things you would miss sitting in a pop up blind?

[habph2]

Thanks guys I think I'm gonna make my current blind work for turkey season and build a homemade one for next deer season.

[Frank V]

Sounds like a great plan, let us know how it goes.