Best Goose Blind

I love my Avery Finisher. Scheels makes a similar one that is harder to set up. The finisher is very easy to set up in the dark

The new gunner blind by Beavertail are pretty sweet set up. Easy to set up in the dark, spring loaded seat. They fold up for easy storage. The ends un-zip so you can clean them out easily. Check out their web site. http://www.explorebeavertail.com/huntingblinds.html

 

finisher by far!!! I know a lot of people who have bought the scheels blind only to take it to a corn field to have the bottom shredded by the corn stalks. Finisher has lasted 3 years without incident.

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go to bed young buck you have a big day of school tomorrow

I've owned and hunted out of lots of blinds.  My Finisher has held up well, but I think there is a better option.  Last year I purchased a Tanglefree Landing Zone and after having it for one year bought another one.  The LZ does not fold like the Finisher, it just folds flat, so that may be a downside to some, but it's not like the Finisher folded is a joy to carry.  The LZ is build better than the Finisher and is less money.  Nothing wrong with either but I'll only buy a LZ if I need more blinds.

 I gotta greenhead gear ground force and i really like it, easy to set up take down and fold up, but like said find something you like, there's lots of good blinds out there.

I have heard a lot of good things about the Ground Force and how quickly it sets up.  I think for the most part i'm looking for what sets up the easiest and is the lowest profile.   

Depends on what your hunting in grain or corn stubble i go with the finisher more roomy.  In peas or lentils i use a power hunter a lot more low profile and easier to hide than the finisher.  Both are simple to set up.