Run and gun blind?

[terp]

I don't typically use a blind but I will be taking my kids.  Last year we sat in a pop up and I just felt stuck .   Do any of you have experience with quick blinds ?  I'm looking at the dash panel blind and the nukem blind.  The primos one looks hard to shoot out of.   Share your experiences and recommendations.

[callmakerman]

HS Strut made a great panel bid that rolls up and I pop in the back of my vest.

[Nathan_Wiles]

Primos has a roll up blind with adjustable height that worked great for my daughters.

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[Which Gun]

Make your own. Wooden dowels painted sharpen with camo burlap and old military camo netting.  Had worked for me.

[Happy]

Sounds dangerous, I wouldn't recommend it.

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[Sixes]

This works great

https://www.natchezss.com/primos-up-n-down-stake-out-ground-blind-23-to-36.html

[Nathan_Wiles]

This works great

https://www.natchezss.com/primos-up-n-down-stake-out-ground-blind-23-to-36.html

Thats the one I used.

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[neal]

I helped develop one for Barronett blinds called the field Sheild. Check it out it's extremely well made and will last lots of season. Very light and packable.


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[terp]

Thanks for the ideas

[strum]

I used to use one made by Hunter Specialties called the backpacker.   best one i ever used but they stopped making them . I think that field shield one looks promising, but they are out of stock . These days I don't use one at all but i can see where taking a child it would be useful.

[MK M GOBL]

The Primos Stake Out works great, you will want a low profile turkey hunting chair in it though. I have used 2 at a time when another hunter is with, double up on the coverage.

MK M GOBL

[jordanz7935]

Ameristep Throwdown blind or the primos up-n-down stakeout blind have worked great for me.

[Kylongspur88]

This works great

https://www.natchezss.com/primos-up-n-down-stake-out-ground-blind-23-to-36.html

I have one similar to this. Can't remember the brand?? Very handy if you have to set up in open areas in a rush. I will say it not like a fully enclosed blind and you'll still have to watch your movement and watch out for any glare etc...