Best low budget ground blind out there

[sundownbrown]

I’m looking to buy a few plastic ground blinds, I prefer the plastic to pop ups, I can’t find anything out there under $700, is there something out there that I’m missing? Thanks

[Mud Shark]

We've been using the ghosht blinds with success recently. It may not be what you're looking for but they're cheaper than your budget, easy to move/use/set up, and we've had fabulous results with them. We've basically forgone our climbers and ladder stands for them.

[Abu_dude]

I did some looking a few months back and the cheapest I could find was the Maverick Blinds. They are around $800-$900 without windows. The only other option I have looked at is the Muddy Soft side 360. yes, its not a hard shell blind but for the price, it doesn't look bad depending on your hunting situation.

[topwater blowup]

wire panel and brush.

[sundownbrown]

Thanks for the replies

[sundownbrown]

Anyone else?

[brokeno]

Build your own

[txyz]

wire panel and brush.

This. They last forever. I threw some burlap on before brushing it in, and it disappears in the cedar trees.

[AntlerCollector]

Maverick blinds are worth the money. I have a metal framed soft sided blind that’s cheaper. I bought it from Cabelas. I think the extra money for the Maverick is well worth it.

https://www.cabelas.com/shop/en/blackout-blade-n-bullet-ground-blind

This is the Cabelas blind I have. It’s more inline with your price range and far better than a pop up. $350 for the money it’s hard to beat.

[PlanoDano]

We've been using the ghosht blinds with success recently. It may not be what you're looking for but they're cheaper than your budget, easy to move/use/set up, and we've had fabulous results with them. We've basically forgone our climbers and ladder stands for them.

This!!

I will use the Ghost or climb but I never have liked being in a pop-up.

[AntlerCollector]

My Maverick and Cabelas blinds





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[Razrbk89]

I have some lazy man stands that are in that price range that I really like.

I have two of the “brick house” models and I think that’s about what I gave for them. They’re fiberglass and have 9 sliding windows. Light weight and easy to set up.

[FowlTrouble]

Barronet Grounder 350. Get three years out of them at least. $150 or less.
Thats $50 a year for a good roomy blind thats portable if u need it. I would spend the money on a fiberglass if money didnt matter, but im frugal.

[Slicefixer]

Hub pop up....a roomy one..... then get to camo'n. I never take mine down so they're out year round. As a result, the deer pay zero attention to em. If you're going to leave them out all year I suggest modifying a tarp to cover the roof....double or triple the thickness plus UV/H20 protection.

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[sundownbrown]

Thanks for all the replies