Need a new layout blind

[Coldwater Crappie Guy]

Looking to buy a new layout blind for goose and duck hunting this fall..

I am 6'2 and 280.

Looking for some ideas on what brand to buy to be comfortable in.

Thanks.

[brittman]

Looks like you are near Cabelas. Do not be shy. Head over there. Throw the blinds on the floor. Jump in, cover up, pop 'em open like you are shooting at birds.

One you have it narrowed down to a model or two ... lay there for a couple minutes. Usually any bothersome bar or pinch point will be felt by then.

[TWebb]

I'm a big fella also and have tried numerous blinds, I bought the Rogers Goosebusters XL this spring for snow goose hunting. Its a good blind and I had lots of room in it.

[Coldwater Crappie Guy]

Thanks! I will head over there and take a look!

[Storm]

I would also recommend the rogers goosebuster xl blind. I have not used that particular blind but have used there regular goosebuster blind which I really liked. There prices will also beat out cabelas handsdown.

[Maxxed Out]

Rogers GooseBuster. I'm 6'2 230 (hunted the last two seasons at 250 though) and it's one of my favorites along with the Hardcore Mancave. If I had to pick one I'd pick the rogers. I don't have any XL's but I fit in the regulars just fine.

[jonboatjunkie]

I just got a Goosebusters XL blind from Rogers Sporting Goods. After tons of research I decided to pull the trigger on this one. I'm 6'3", 250 lbs and let me say, this thing is roomy! It's a very solid unit and for less than $200 (including shipping), you can't beat it!