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Seller Details
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Sportsman
Posts: 5
Registered: November 2006
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Mon January 1, 2007
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Description:
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Ground Blind
Shelter Pro Underbrush Ground Blind – 10’4” long, 5’11” wide, 4’11” high. Mossy Oak Shadow grass camo. Folds down in to a banana shape about 3 ½ feet long by about 8 inches round. The way this ground blind is designed, it is perfect for all types of hunting: turkey, deer and waterfowl. It has two shooting holes that are on the top and come partially down the sides. The shooting holes can be made small or large depending on how you velcro them closed/open. If you are hunting waterfowl, you can pull one string and the entire hole will open up. If you are hunting deer or turkey you can keep the opening small with the velcro closures. This blind sets up and takes down in a matter of seconds. It will accommodate two hunters with tons of room to spare, three hunters and a dog comfortably, and four hunters max. It is a bit cramped with four hunters, but doable. This blind has been in the field less than 5 times. I had a custom case made for the blind out of heavy duty waterproof cordura. I have $325.00 in this blind and case. I paid $250.00 for the blind and another $75.00 for the case to be made. The blind is in like new condition. Selling for $200.00 plus shipping. The blind is located in Lombard, IL a suburb of Chicago. Please email drbernat@comcast.net for pictures or more information. Thank you.
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Groung Blind
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