Bow holder for ground blinds

[SKLOSS]

Anyone have pics of a holder you can use in a ground blind?? Something you can just stake in the ground...

[BIG IRON]

Here is one that I bought, can"t remember where.4964

[GARY]

basspro is where i got one just like that.

[SKLOSS]

do they work well?? anything you would change about them??

[Dugie]

no they work great, just practice taking it out of the holder to get the lean right, so there are no miscues during crunch time

[MooseontheLoose]

I have one also and love it.......just like Dugie said.....make sure you know how it stands before you get in the field.

[jjake]

I have used this bow holder for the last several years. I have one for the backyard and one I use in my ground blind. I think I obtained the dimensions and instruction from this site but I no longer have any plans. Maybe someone will recognize the stand and be able to provide information if it looks like something that will work for you.

I am a lefty so I just flipped the bow holder.

[rbridges00]

If any one is interested, here's one for $5.99.
http://www.huntmdown.com/BowHolder.html


BTW - I just ordered 4, and shipping was $5

If I run into problems getting them, or with the company or product, I'll post an update.

[DaveC]

do they work well?? anything you would change about them??

I had to adjust the angle on mine so that it would work with an extreme parallel limb style bow.
Aside from that I wrapped the remaining shaft in camo duct tape just incase I should bump it with the cam while removing it.

That $5.99 is a great price!

[texag93]

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[Dusty Britches]

What is that little black piece that the bow sits in?

[jjake]

The black thing - There is a slot cut into the pvc and covered with a piece of rubber tubing (old bicycle inner tube) to protect the bow. I don't recall the exact width of the slot but it needs to be wide enough for the bow limb thickness and the rubber. The angle is a little different depending on your bow. It is stable and quiet.

[Big_gun]

I made one a few years back and took the split piece where your limb slips in and coated with a plastic dip that you can get at Home depot to repair your plastic grips on pliars and such...

[rbridges00]

Forgot to post.... got the holders in within a few days. They seem to be pretty heavy duty. Now all I need is a hunt to go on to try them out.

[LaAduana]

ttt

[bar2hunter]

Forgot to post.... got the holders in within a few days. They seem to be pretty heavy duty. Now all I need is a hunt to go on to try them out.
Way to go, Robby! You must'v bought them ALL because they're showing "NOT AVAILABLE". :mad: :p :)

[rbridges00]

You crack me up, Tony.... that was over a year ago when I bought them.... maybe somebody else contributed!!!!

[Sergio_III]

Here is one I made.
Bow Stand (http://discussions.texasbowhunter.com/forums/showthread.php?t=25818&highlight=holder)
Makes good use of used or broken arrows.

All you need is...
1 - 2" piece of 1¼" metal strap
2 - 2 arrows with inserts
3 - 2 field points
4 - welder or friend that welds