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Mon, 2009-08-10 10:31

HOGGHEAD

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Location: Rivesville, WV

Joined: 07/22/2009

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Hard Shell Blind

I am in the market for a ground blind. However I want one of the "hard shell" types. I already have a couple of ground blinds. Including a Double Bull. I like the Double Bull, but I am looking for one that has a "hard shell". I do not want an elevated one. And the floor can not be a very high step in(I am handicapped). A 4'X4' would work but I prefer at least 4'X5', or 5'X5'. I am looking for a quality product, however i do not want to break the bank. Any suggestions?? Thanks, Tom.

Thu, 2009-08-13 16:35

Old Professor

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Location: Upper Peninsula of Michigan

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Hard Shell Blind

Go to Productive Cedar Products.com or deerhunting blinds.com (same company) I have just purchased my third blind from them. they have several models. I like the hinged window version.

Thu, 2009-08-13 20:35

Whelland

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Location: Kingston, MI

Joined: 01/16/2007

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Hard Shell Blind

http://www.huntingdeerblinds.com/

I've often thought these blinds were top notch. They are a company located here in Michigan. I've had a chance to take a look at these at a few of the hunting shows here in my state.

They are top quality and look very good, in my humble opinion.

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