Top 5 Hunting Blinds of 2021

So you’re squatting behind a tree as your gun is pointed at a deer, waiting for the right moment to get a good shot. However, your leg suddenly cramps and you fall over scaring the grand prize away.

A hunting blind is an effective tool to prevent such accidents from occurring, as they’ll conceal you away from your prey. This guide will help you find the best blind for hunting to make your next trip even more exciting.

Our Favorite Picks

There are plenty of factors to be considered when choosing a hunting blind. Those include weight, quality, mobility, space and the ability to set up and take down. These were the factors taken into consideration as we put this guide together.

Ameristep Care Taker Hub Blind, Realtree Xtra

This spacious hunting blind has a shooting width of 69 inches and a height of 66 inches, allowing up to two people to fit comfortably inside. The fabric of the blind is Durashell, which is weatherproof, thus protecting you from harsh weather conditions, such as rain and snow.

It has been among the most popular blinds over the years, due to its lightweight that allows it to be carried around and ease of set-up. The 360 views of the blind and the shoot-through mesh give you a clear aim and better coverage.

Pros

• Lightweight at only 16 lbs
• Includes Shadowguard that blocks shadows and silhouettes
• Insect-resistant
• Easy to set up
• Gives you a 360 view
• Shoot-through mesh

Cons

• Zipper and Velcro on the camo netting make too much noise
• Not suitable for standing if you’re over 5’6”
• Windows are too low for bow hunting

Ghostblind 6-Panel Runner Hunting Blind

This hunting blind is perfect for on-the-go hunters who don’t like to stay in one location for too long. Its 6 panels, made from undamageable plastic, have mirror reflection, allowing you to camouflage better with your surroundings.

It’s 98 inches wide by 26 inches high and only 8 lbs, making it one of the lightest and easiest blinds to fold and carry around.

Pros

• Mirror reflection for better concealment
• Portable and lightweight
• Best for hunting turkey
• Easy set up with no special adjustments needed

Cons

• You’ll be sitting on the ground because chairs and stools will be too visible
• Suitable for guns and crossbows only
• Frequent cleaning is required as it gets dirty quickly
• Your backside is left exposed

Primos Double Bull Deluxe Ground Hunting Blind

With a 60” by 60” floor space and a height of 70 inches, this hunting blind gives you plenty of room for your hunting gear, as well as your hunting pals. The 180-degree shooting window with adjustable height allows for a clear aim and higher flexibility.

It has a high camouflage quality, which will make turkeys and deer walk right up to you. Also, because it’s a hubbed blind, it’ll take less than a minute to set up and take down in literally 5 easy steps.

Pros

• 180-degree shooting window with adjustable height
• Easy and fast to set up. Takes less than a minute!
• High-quality camo material
• Limited Life Warranty

Cons

• Heavyweight (27 lbs), makes it sturdy but difficult to carry
• The camo netting isn’t insect resistant
• Price is a little high
• Camo netting makes it difficult to see at night or in dark places

Guide Gear Silent Adrenaline Hunting Blind

This blind has floor space of 75”x75”, which is very spacious for two or more hunters, as well as hunters in wheelchairs. It’s also an affordable option for hunters who want a spacious blind at a moderate cost.

Its fabric is made from high-quality polyester, meaning that it’ll endure most weather conditions. The inside of the blind is layered, preventing shadows from exposing your hunting location.

Pros

• Easy entry and exit as it has flip-up doors and windows
• Affordable
• High-quality material
• Accessible for wheelchair users
• Spacious

Cons

• Poles that hold up the blind may break easily

Ameristep Deluxe Two Person Hunting Blind

This blind is exactly as its name states, suitable for only two people. You don’t need to bring your own chair as the blind includes a built-in chair, with the luxury of a cup holder and an armrest.

The large open front window gives you a much better view than any of the blinds with the shoot-through mesh. It also has 6 smaller windows all around, giving you a 360 view. It’s made from Durashell plus fabric and has ShadowGuard coating.

Pros

• Easy to take down and carry
• Seats two people comfortably
• Top folds down for better concealment

Cons

• Winds rustle the blinds and make noise
• Not suitable for bow hunting
• Blinds may leak during rainy weather

Final Thoughts

As Ameristep has been among the popular brands for hunting blinds, it’s only fitting that we recommend their Care Taker Hub Blind. The Realtree camo, among the many other features we’ve mentioned above, makes it perfect for blending with your surroundings.

Determine the features that are most important to you and make sure they’re available in the blind of your choice. This will give you the hunting experience that you crave and the long-awaited prize, whether it be a deer, duck or turkey.