gatorboys
Joined: 13 Feb 2008
Posts: 3
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| Posted: Tue Apr 15, 2008 5:43 pm Post subject: New Mossy Oak Treestand Blind |
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This is a blind that I pursue in my spare time, it's not commercial just something I do when my full time job allows and naturally my pregnant wife and 3 year old daughter allow. It's something we came up with bowhunting in mind but it has gotten to all forms of hunting via a stand or on the ground looking for gobblers. It's made with a 3D Mossy Oak leafy material that was designed for the US Military for covering equipment and tanks sewn to a brown screen in Mossy Oak Obsession using a new strapping system that I was asked to make. The Original blind was made with a velcro strapping system in Mossy Oak Break-Up or Obsession. The new blind has 11 straps with durable plastic buckles (no noise) much like you see on backpacks with one added feature for large stands or permanent stands, there are three snaps on both sides so you can combine as many blinds as you want together, anyone in the military will know it as a daisy chain, but you can snap them together and they over lap so there's no seam. It also acts as a door in a big stand, you unsnap it to get out and get back in, snap it up and you're ready to go. The new straps will work for those that asked for one that will work for stands that are permanent made of 2x4's. I've got one on my climber and on a ladder stand in Georgia. It's $39 plus $2 shipping to where ever in the US and any questions please ask. I accept paypal, check, or money orders, just email me at gatorboys@gmail.com for more payment information. The blind is 36" long vertically and the webbing will hold it down in a little wind and it's 60" wide which for my summit will allow it to wrap around to where it 45's up towards the tree. There are dual pockets inside which I personally love that are 7 inches deep by 14 inches wide, big enough for a call, bottle of water, cell phone, etc. The blind material and design speak for themselves and anyone not satisfied I will give a full refund. Pictures of this new material from Mossy Oak is hard to capture. Any specific questions please email me @ gatorboys@gmail.com or call (352)516-8584
The file sizes for pictures are less then what most of my pictures are, if you want to see a certain picture email me at gatorboys@gmail.com and I'll send them to you. |
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