Blinds

browningguy18 · Jul 7, 2004

I am a 16 year old Minnesotan, and am going to be new to field goose hunting this year. I have to pay for much of my own equipment, and I dont exactly have much money, so I am wondering if any of you guys might know of some cheaper blinds to use for field goose hunting.

mallardhunter · Jul 7, 2004

Well Iam 16 too and i just bought the Finisher Blind from Avery. Its very comfortable and looks great. It wasn't that cheap but it not the most expensive. It cost 249.99 at Cabelas. I bought mine in Mitchell it cost 264.99 tax and all. I hope that helps you.

nr_gooseslayer · Jul 8, 2004

You may also want to look into the Avery Power Hunter blind. I am 16 also. They cost 179.99 out of Bass Pro but if you go to www.discountdecoys.com , you can pick one up for 149.99 plus shipping. It may be something to look into. They are very light and portable. I also read that they were comfy and people liked the Flip Top thing on it. Good Luck in whatever you choose.

Fili · Jul 12, 2004

sit at a treeline in early season

goosehustler22 · Aug 3, 2004

I just picked up a finisher myself and feel this is one of the best layouts I have sat in. Prior to buying this blind I either looked for long grass to blend in w/ out in fields or would just bring burlap that matched my surroundings. I would recomend saving up and buying a layout. The power hunter seemed nice, but w/ my gander discount I got a finisher at the same price.

zx2dxz · Aug 15, 2004

I also got the Finisher Blind at Cabela's in Owatonna and it also cost 249.99 with 6.5% ST it came out to be 266.24. Im in the same boat as you im 18 and have to buy all my own hunting equip. Im glad that i got this one my friends have the cheaper Cabela's blind for 169.99 came out to be 180-- something and im glad i got the one that i did. They must be good blinds if the Cabela's in Owatonna sells out weekly on them.

honkerkiller · Aug 16, 2004

go with the finisher i have it and i love it

Duece · Aug 16, 2004

The Xterminator is taking over these days. Its full of goodies and is very durable and best part, made in the USA (South Dakota).

For $200 you can't go wrong, I just bought 3 here:

http://www.store.nodakoutdoors.com/prod ... ucts_id/80

WeimGuy · Jan 7, 2007

Go with a Final Approach Eliminator. $129.99 in Shadowgrass @ Cabelas. I am 6ft 3in, 170 and I have no problems fitting in it. It's superlight and sets up in seconds.

simp-ink · Jan 7, 2007

i'm with deuce, go with the x-terminator by otteroutdoors. It's an awesome blind, build really well and only 200$. Plus the best part is that it's made in USA. I don't understand why some of you waterfowlers in the USA buy so many products that are made over seas by slaves or by crappy craftmenship, thus contributing to many good hard working and willing americans out of work?? Seems like a no brainer to me, keep your own country men and women working over trying to save a couple bucks.

SilverBullet · Jan 14, 2007

Go with the Avery Power Hunter Blind about $150 and its nice and comfortable

http://www.mackspw.com/item.asp?im=AVE145+SG&d=Avery_Power_Hunter_Blind