Hawk (new box blind)

[bloodstick]

I saw Hawk came out with some new blind setups. Looks pretty interesting. Only thing i did not look to see is what is the wind rating before it blows down. Thoughts?

https://www.hawkhunting.com/blogs/news/hawk-introduces-first-ever-hybrid-hard-blind

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[bowsticker]

Pretty cool looking and a nice concept

[j.trevor123]

That is nice, not to high of a price tag either

[AntlerCollector]

Looks like the same stuff ghost blind is made of. I paid $200 for the ghost blind. This looks like a much better deal

[bloodstick]

That is nice, not to high of a price tag either

That was my thought as well.
It wont rot, and its light enough and breaks down to be easily transported to use elsewhere. I really like it.

Since Academy sells the Hawk brand gear, i wonder if they will carry this?

There is also a blind with panels for walls and windows you can swap from rifle to bow (horizontal to vertical)


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[Gunnyart]

Basically made plywood out of Coroplast. Good idea.

[Mudslinger]

I had 2 blinds made out of corrugated plastic that came in 4x8 and 5x12 sheets. They are sturdy, but after many, many years in the field in the panhandle, a hail storm knocked holes in the exterior facing of the panels, but did not go all the way through the inside facing. Not sure when I built them, but at least 15 years ago. Still standing and in use. This looks like a great concept and anchoring them to a platform would be easy with 2" or 3" angles bolted to the sides and floor of the platform.

[Double-O-Dave]

This looks just about perfect for my son and I. We are being allowed to build 2 blinds on our lease this year for our exclusive use. My son isn't handy with tools (absolutely no interest in them), and I'm a disabled vet with back and hip problems. Our quick solution for the next season was going to be a ladder stand and a pop-up blind on a (slightly) raised platform. I think one of these new Hawk blinds on a raised platform would work much better. Thank you, Bloodstick, for posting this.

Regards,

Dave

[kd350]

I like them. Priced the same as a double bull but will last a lot longer

[AntlerCollector]

You can buy Coroplast in 4x8 sheets and build your own with the windows where you want to put them. Home Depot sells it

[trophy8]

I am pretty dang interested in this one!!

[Mudslinger]

With the cost of coroplast at HD, at $399 that is a great price. Not sure what thickness they use, but when you get to a 1/4" thickness at HD, prices rise.

.157 is 19.98 per sheet
.236 is 189.79 per 5 pack
.393 is 163.31 per 3 pack
.394 is 50.98 per sheet

[sierracharlie338]

Interesting concept for sure but I would like to put my hands on one before making any decisions. Nice price point. If you got 5 years out of it it would be hard to argue with.

[Gunnyart]

Way cheaper if you buy direct from Regal Plastics but you need a sales and use permit for them to sell to you.

[Codie]

a blind that will last longer and doesn't cost 2-4x what it should - I like it!