ok so i've been looking for a camo pattern that blends in with the land we hunt on in southwest kansas and i found mossy oak brush and something called KW-1 by avery outdoors. The problem is I cannot find either of these patterns on a deer ground blind, they only use the KW-1 on the lay downs blinds for the bird hunters and iv only found mossy oak brush clothes, no blinds. Is there any way you can get a custom built blind from a company with whatever camo pattern you want on it? or does anyone know of a pattern that would blend in there? (ill post a picture of the place)

If you look around a bit, you can get the Brush pattern material by itself. I've seen some box blinds with the brush pattern but they were stupidly expensive. You might want to try building your own using burlap and native grass\brush.

man that is some open country there

Actually you might think about a wetlands grassy camo. The kind duckhunters use. I would fit in good there

Also Bushlan brown

You might buy some material and make a blind

If you already have a blind then you might try some of these to put on it Cabela's Northern™ Flight Marsh Grass panels or one of these from Cabelas the Beavertail Pro Series 3-Man HayBale Blind.

you're tellin me! Tough to sneak up on something up there

Predator in brown!!

cut the grass and roll it up

best bet is probably just buying the fabric

carhart

Ok so I think Ive decided to just buy some material. My next question is would it be easier to buiy the blind I want and attach the material to the outside somehow? or build a blind on my own and put the material on it.

it depends on how long your gonna keep that blind in that place and what material you tryin to use

it wont be out year round but for all of deer season for sure including bow season. The wind does whip around up there pretty hard so im thinking I may cover a pop up blind with the material and just fold it flat on the ground every time i leave the field