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Double Bull - T2 Ground Blind

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1	1087	Fri October 28, 2005

Recommended By	Average Price	Average Rating
100% of reviewers	None indicated	8.0

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Description:

The T2 ground blind gives you less. Less weight to carry, and less roof outline to hide from wary whitetails. It’s a favorite for same day whitetail hunts when you need to disappear. A horizontal line is what often draws our eyes to a whitetail, and a hard horizontal roof on your blind will often tip off a deer to your hiding spot.

The T2 Comes Standard With:

* A black backed interior to keep you dry and hidden
* A huge pass through net and 5 additional window openings offering 360º of shooting
* Handy camo carrying case

With a rear vertical opening for easy entry, the T2 easily accommodates 2 people, and archers 6' and under shooting modern equipment.

The frontal section of pass through netting will take 20 to 30 shots before it needs attention, at which time you can order a new netting for $10.00 and get it patched up.

* Center Height 5’4"
* Shooting Diameter 5'9" [max]
* Floor Space 7’ x 5’
* 4 Windows 7" x 15"
* Window Start Height 31" from ground
* 1 Pass Thru net: 52" Wide

Available in black backed Predator Deception and Realtree Extra™ Brown camo only.

AWARDED TWO UNITED STATES PATENTS!!!

The purpose of buying a blind is to hide from an animals eyes, ears and nose; as well as mother nature. This means the material wrapping your hide needs to be quiet, dark, wind and weatherproof. The more expensive, custom blended poly/cotton fabrics we use accomplish all of these objectives. Keep in mind, the dark interior of a ground blind will definitely reduce the amount of light available for your fiber optic pins. Be sure to practice from inside the blind in low light conditions to find out if you need to make any adjustments before venturing afield.

DECEPTION

Commercial camouflage has always been designed to hide the human outline. You can pick a pattern for oaks, pines, cornfields, or prickly pear cactus patches, and they all work well on the human body. The goal has always been to make you match the surroundings. When Predator developed Deception, it was made to work on a ground blind. The scale is 40% larger than any other pattern, and it features more ‘dead space’ than anything else on the market. It works so well we no longer ‘brush’ the blinds from whitetail, and we believe it to be the single biggest advance ever in the blind industry.

If you want to add some white when there is snow on the ground, or orange for safety reasons, your best bet is to use a bed sheet and safety pin it to parts of the blind. It’s a cheap and very efficient way to get the most use out of your blind.

INTERNAL FRAMEWORK

ONLY CAM STYLE HUB ON EARTH...TIGHTENS THE FABRIC ANYTIME YOUR HIDE STRETCHES.

Most animals are very tolerant of a ground blind, but not if it flaps in the wind. our patent pending cam lock system is the most advanced framework on the market. if the fabric stretches with use or becomes looser than desired, simply rotate the patented cam lock hub system to tighten the wall or roof. Set up is easier than ever, and if you plan to leave your blind up for an extended period, rotate the hubs and your framework locks into place.

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Shane

Registered: November 2001
Location: Bellevue, WA
Posts: 1272

Review Date: Fri October 28, 2005

Would you recommend the product? Yes | Price you paid?: None indicated | Rating: 8

Pros:	Easy setup, light weight, excellent build quality, good camo pattern
Cons:	little room to draw bow

Blind hunting is a great alternative to tree-stand hunting. With the Double Bull T2, the light weight and easy setup really make it a viable option for ground hunters. Whether still hunting or packing the blind into a pre-determined location, the T2 is light enough to keep strapped to your back for quite a while.

Setup is very simple. A great deal of thought was put into the overall design. The build quality (materials used, sewn seams, engineering of folding mechanisma, etc.) is better than I expected.

My 11 and 13 year old sons are able to set up and take this blind down with little effort. Setup time for me is generally less than 20 second - from strapped to my back to standing fully set up. In a race, it can be done faster.

The concept of shooting through camo netting seems simple enough but never attempt this without first paper tuning your bow, and practicing at various distances quite a bit before hunting from the blind and more specifically, shooting through the front or optional side window netting.

At first, the pricing for these DB blinds may seem a bit high. However, this isn't something that will need replacing for quite a few years. The fabric is thick, the frame is solid, and most components are replacable.

If you are looking for a ground blind solution to add to your bag of hunting tricks, I recommend this product.

Buy this blind from JHO by clicking this link:
https://www.jesseshunting.com/osCommerce/product_info.php/cPath/37_77/products_id/164

Here is a link to some of the basics for tuning your bow: http://www.martinarchery.com/o_manual/2001manual/finetune.html

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