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 Re: In the market for new layout blind
[Re: Bond659]
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02/02/12 10:40 PM
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kellygunner
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The migratory forum is full of opinionated duck and goose hunters.
I like the Avery Finisher that I have the best of the 4-5 models I've tried. It would be better if it had back-pack straps though. My vote goes with the finisher too.....I'm 6'4 560 and can lay in it no problems. plenty of room for shells and whatever else you want in there comfortably 560 lbs? Dang! That's what I said! Is that a typo? And I've tried to put my bigger clients in my finishers and they said they were a little cramped and they were only 280 at best. Kelly
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Re: In the market for new layout blind
[Re: LuckyDucker]
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02/02/12 10:44 PM
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kellygunner
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Stay away from the power hunter
Kelly you didn't like my power hunter?  Ummmmm how do I say this.......................uhhhh..............no  Kelly Dude I am soooooo ready to fish! Lets get after it
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Re: In the market for new layout blind
[Re: Tvilbig]
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02/03/12 01:28 AM
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Guy
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Avery groundforce. Nothing fancy about it but it sets up in two snaps and has held up for me for two season of hard hunting. Folds nice and flat to fit into a boat or on you back. I like it mainly because the doors fly open easily. Hard to appreciate until you have hunted out of some that you have to push the doors open or ones without framed doors. I got the ground force and like it. I got the power hunter as well, but that is dome top. Ground force pack up like a back pack, and you can also pack your blind bag inside, and you can sling tex rig deeks over the back for walkin. Set up is a snap. You can also poke your head out the top like pic below.... 
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Re: In the market for new layout blind
[Re: Guy]
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02/03/12 03:19 AM
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Guy
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This is the power hunter, light weight, low profile, work the dome top with your non-shoot'n hand... I have this blind as well, very light I use it for long walkins.... 
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Re: In the market for new layout blind
[Re: Guy]
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02/03/12 12:55 PM
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Mission160
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Woodsman
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Avery Finisher is a great option!
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Re: In the market for new layout blind
[Re: Mission160]
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02/03/12 10:07 PM
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TexasEd
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THF Trophy Hunter
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Here are pictures of my finisher. I got the plain field khaki, I think they are cheaper than the camo version.  
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Re: In the market for new layout blind
[Re: TexasEd]
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02/03/12 10:35 PM
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Hockeyman
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Finisher is nice, FA blinds are good too.
I hunted out of a Hunter Specialties Hitman blind this year and loved it.
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Re: In the market for new layout blind
[Re: Bond659]
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02/08/12 07:47 AM
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1FowlHntR
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The migratory forum is full of opinionated duck and goose hunters.
I like the Avery Finisher that I have the best of the 4-5 models I've tried. It would be better if it had back-pack straps though. My vote goes with the finisher too.....I'm 6'4 560 and can lay in it no problems. plenty of room for shells and whatever else you want in there comfortably 560 lbs? Dang! MY BAD I MSSTYPED 265
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