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Question: Can you take the velcro out completely?
Document: I went back on forth on a few blinds and finally settled on this one. Really great blind durable material easy to set up and take down. Only bad thing is velcro on windows is very loud. This blind is very roomy and will last me for years to come.
This blind met all my expectations.Very easy set up and take down. My son and I shot two nice bucks from this blind. Comfortable enough for two people. The netting could use slits to point a rifle through, the velcro is very noisy. All around good buy.
This blind is great. There is plenty of room to draw my bow and it could definitely seat 2 people. The shoot through screens are great and hide you completely from outside the blind.
Great quality. Keeps the rain out for the most part even in heavy down poors. Only bad thing is the velcro shoot through netting. It is loud when taking off which is fine because I never use it.
Easy to set up and take down, not to heavy, set to be good quality. Can't wait for bow season
This blind is reasonably well made and easy to set up and take down. It is a little cramped when you get in and out of the blind, especially of you are sox foot or over. For the the money it is very serviceable.
Kind of a pain to fold back up, but doable with a little twisting.The reasons it got 3 stars:1.) The Velcro isn't the best idea, I would almost rather have the button hook. Very loud! the Velcro actually adheres TOO well! I tried letting it hang and only attaching about a dime size of contact, and even that was loud and not easily pulled apart without moving the window opening.2.) One of the solid windows has slits/holes punched in it after packaging it up just one time.
I've had one heavy snow that did not colabse the roof. I will tie the roof to an overhanging rope (tied between two trees) as all my blinds tend to fall in with heavy snow. It's moderately rainproof inside but this is not a building - Nothing a hunter will mind - keeps the most of the wind out.Shoot thru mesh is held on tightly by velcro. I read that others complained about the loud windows - not sure why they were taking the velcro off - it's shoot thru windows. You will need fix broadheads - mechanical will spring open as they pass thru the mesh.
Used it for the 2013 Rifle Season Deer Hunt in Seminole Oklahoma (Mid November). A couple days into the hunt I had a flock of turkeys come in and walk all around the blind foraging off the ground. Turkeys hear for crap but see better than about any other animal. With the camo mesh that comes already on the blinds windows the turkeys never saw me, even when I held my droid phone right up to the mesh to video them. I even waved my hands at them and they didn't see me.I'm 5ft10in and can almost stand completely up, my head has to bend down.
This is my fourth ground blind. I was going to go with a high end model but glad I got this and saved money. Windows are simple triangles of material that are totally silent to open or close. They hook up with a simple elastic strap to a T handle. I like this design better than my other blind that uses magnets on a large curtain. The windows on this thing give some options as I only want some windows open not all. This keeps the light out and dark inside (and some smells in)  Note: There is no window in the back as this is NOT a 360 shooter (not an issue for me).Set up is easy, take down - once you figure it out it is easy but save the directions as there is a trick.
Answer: yes