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Question: Does this blind in the real tree xtra camo come with the stakes, tie downs, and carrying back pack?
Document: The Short: I would buy this again without hesitationI recently got back into deer hunting and this blind is amazing. Let me start (skip the next paragraph if you don't want a background story)I am generally restless and find it hard to sit still for long periods of time. Hunting has always been a challenge as it requires you to be still especially if you're in a tree stand or whatnot. I had the opportunity to sit in a small doghouse blind and enjoyed it.
Full length zippers with a zippered pocket for the ground stakes. This new one has a draw string top, no full length zipper, and no separate pocket for the stakes. It is acceptable and does it's job, but I would prefer a stake pocket. Not a deal breaker though. If you can get this blind at a sale price, it's a good deal.
Albeit, there were a few drops of rain that penetrated the small holes, but it wasn't like Niagra Falls or anything. I like this blind, and if I ever need another one I wouldn't hesitate to reorder this one. (NOTE)....The carrying bag that comes with it isn't the strongest on the market. Mine ripped at the bottom seem only after a few times in the field. I repaired it, and it seems to be holding up pretty good now.
I set this up in the field for the first time. Frabic at two of the windows promptly ripped to the frame. A toggle that holds the screens up came loose as I tried to put the screen back in place. The velcro around the window screens was also not attached around the windows. This was easy to set up, but the workmanship caused me to return for a refund.
we recently had a heavy snowfall which collapsed the roof, but I got a shoulder under the center hub and pushed it back up without any apparent damage. It has a black interior that is supposed to deter scent dispersion, and Ameristep, the manufacturer, claims that it isn't as prone to silhouetting you. I haven't had any problems with getting spotted by deer when using it, so that may indeed be true, but I've always viewed &#34;scent reduction&#34; products with skepticism.
I love this ground blind by Ameristep. I used to have a oneman blind for my rilfe hunt. But this one is very spacious and I can use my bow easily as well.
This blind is well built and easy to set up. We had a late winter storm that brought 50 mph winds and the blind was not damaged and stayed in place. A great blind to be in when the weather does not cooperate.
I have two of these set up in different areas. They work perfectly. Very easy to set up, excellent viewing through the windows, even with the mesh still in place. Very spacious inside the blind since when it is setup the area is almost 6'x6' in the center. Blocks the wind and weather very nicely. Only compaints are that the zipper closure and velcro on the mess is noisey when opening... beyond that these are perfect! !
I bought this blind so me and my two young sons could deer hunt out of. The blind has enough room to comfortably fit all three of us at the same time, while keeping our movements totally concealed. It's a fairly large blind that will seat two full grown adults with gear and accessories as well. There are some pin holes in the stitching along the fiber glass poles, but the rain doesn't seem to penetrate them too much.
I now have two of these blinds. I bought the first one because it was on sale. I couldn't pass up Amazon's price on this blind (#2), and I really needed two, as I hunt two different areas and prefer to leave these set up for the season. I haven't done extensive research on every blind out there, but I know what I don't want and try to find a cost effective blind that has most of the features that are important to me.
Answer: yes