Primos Vision Ground Max Blind

[Borch]

This spring I decided to add a portable blind to my turkey hunting arsenal. I often hunt with other less expereinced hunters who are just getting their feet wet in turkey hunting. So hiding any movement and keeping us dry in the rain was what I was looking for. After using it this spring here are my thoughts.

Pros:

This is a big but still portable hub style blind,(18 lbs) with room to stretch out and stand up. It comes in a camo carrying bag with shoulder strsps. It easily fits 2 large adult hunters and you could fit a 3rd, (maybe a camera person or son/daughter) if you planned for it. It sets up easily and qickly. It has windows around the entire blind with a shoot thru mesh that you and open or close quietly. The Predator camo pattern will blend in with most situations you will hunt in. I stayed dry when hunting in the rain. It also has roof vents that you can open during hot weather. Also hunting in high winds the birds were not sppoked by any wind flap. I had my tom at 7 yards and let him walk off a bit before giving him a headache. Earlier I had 12 hens around the blind for over 20 minutes. Finally price. I was able to pick this up this spring for $149. That's a lot of blind for my money.

Cons:

Shoulder straps on carrying bag could be a bit more substantial. The zippered door on the corner of the blind can be tough to get in and out of quickly. It can also be tough to zip close unless you use both hands.

Recommend to others to buy?

I'm very happy so far with the purchase. After hunting in it with my brother he's thinking about picking one up and bringing his 8 year old with him next spring. Great bang for the buck and should work great for deer hunting as well. It's a very sturdy blind.

I'd give it 5 out of 5 stars.