Put up a brand new Primos Double Bull last year and never got to hunt it as a big wind snapped one of the poles. Contacted Primos and they sent me 4 new poles and a hub for $20.00 shipping. Fixed it and put it up this year. Won't know how it did still I get out there next weekend or after Thanksgiving weekend.
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My blinds withstand wind better than any blind out there due to being round. I designed this blind after getting tired of loosing popup blinds wind/ rats/ cows/ broken poles etc 10 years ago.. Let me know if you want to switch over and I can help discount a little since you lost them all. Hate to hear it, and have been exactly in your position before. It sucks..Comment
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I'll know my status Friday when I go out. I've been to your house and looked at yours. They are fancy! I have had to put a new set of batteries on my golf cart and spend about $750 on my mule this year. All my deer hunting funny money is spoken for. Might be able to splurge next year.Originally posted by Krivoman View Post
I've built 4 hay ring blinds for the round shape. All but one has stayed in place now for 4-5 years. They are covered in coroplast. Last Spring we had to have had a mini tornado or crazy straight line winds. It took out 4 blinds that are basically in a straight line about a 1.5 miles apart. It took out a 10 ft tower, a 6 foot tower, a ground box blind that weighs about 300 pounds! And 1 of my hay ring specials. It got blown 20 yds over the feeder pen then 150yds over a 6 strand barb wire fence and another 120 yards into a bunch of mesquites. Didn't even break the plexy glass windows. It punched a coupla small holes in the coroplast.Comment
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mine survived, not so much as a rip.
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