double bull blinds

[30 inch eyes]

I'm going to buy a new db matrix, just wondering if I should get the green or brown camo pattern? I will use it for spring turkey and fall deer.

[Guest]

Ive got the brown double bull and have shot 5 toms from it,including one with the bow. Also use it in some situations deer hunting and have not had a problem there either. These are very nice,durable,easy to set-up blinds,even if the cost is a little higher.I believe the green might be a little better for turkey as the ground is starting to green,and then late fall the brown might be better with the late fall colors. You could call Double Bull and they could probably give you the best awnser.

[riverrat56]

30 inch eye's, did you get a turkey permit this year? Do ou hunt around town?

[Fall Morning Fanatic]

I bought brown cause turkeys couldn't care less and in the fall I feel that it more matches the surroundings.

Realistically you probably can't go wrong here

[tripper]

Cabelas has their Lightning Set blind on sale and I was wondering if anybody has had a chance to look at or use one of them and what you thought of them.

[30 inch eyes]

RR yes I did and yes I do.440a

[riverrat56]

Thanks 30 inch eyes, I got drawn 440 D, 2 years in a row now.

[Powerstroke]

I don't understand why color means anything in the fall, most of the 400,000 hunters in this state are wearing blaze orange when we shoot our deer.

I would say get the green because its gonna be more helpfull with turkeys. Deer wouldn't mind if the leaves on your camo were pink and yellow.

[30 inch eyes]

I'm going to be using it for bow hunting. I'm not that insane to use it during the slug season.(although i've been told i'm a little insane)

[Powerstroke]

I think you misinterpreted my response. Having camo color is irrelevant to bow-hunting deer since color isn't conceiling you, just the pattern.

[Mark Christianson]

I stopped in the Double Bull factory a few months ago.(They are made in Big Lake near where I live)

As far as the green camo or the brown camo; they said the green camo pattern is more popular in the southern states and the brown camo is more popular up here.

Correct, for deer hunting it does not matter, and they said that. But for other game that is not color blind, its better to try to match the surroundings.

Down south, their seasons do tend to be around more green surroundings than up here in MN. Most of our hunting is done when things are pretty drab and brown.

[BLACKJACK]

biglake, were they receptive to giving you a tour? Or did they just have a display set up? Were you able to buy the blinds at a better price than retail?

Thanks.

[Chris_Wallace]

Brooks and Keith are AWESOME guys, we have been out after work with them and they are non stop laugh a minute guys.

I have the Matrix and will be using it this spring to to hopefully arrow my first turkey and first ever animal with stick and string.

They cost a little more but they are worth every cent!

[30 inch eyes]

I just got my db matrix and I'm super pumped to get out and use it. I checked into a couple of the other blinds and even though the db is a bit more it will be worth it. The construction of it is awsome. (material and frame work are made better than the cheaper ones) Hopefully Thomas the turkey will come strolling by so I can stick a nice sharp broadhead in him.

[30 inch eyes]

these things are awesome, I would suggest one to everybody!