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General Forum => General Discussion => Topic started by: VGJ5 on February 09, 2012, 01:30:50 PM

Title: Ghostblind - New B-day present.
Post by: VGJ5 on February 09, 2012, 01:30:50 PM
My wife got me the new Ghostblind Runner for my B-day.  It's the newer, smaller, less expensive, 6-panel-blind that they offer (as opposed to their original larger, more expensive, 4-panel blind).  I really like the look of it, so far.  We’ll see how it performs against the birds in the upcoming weeks.  It’s a bit lighter than the original (8 pounds v. 12 pounds), and obviously for those of us that like to sit on the ground.  It also fits nicely in the turkey-carrying portion of most vests; too bad I switched to a belt last season.  ::) The carrying strap works fine for me, though. I’ll take some pictures and post them as soon as I get a chance.  Here is the website, in the meantime: http://ghostblind.com/runner.html (http://ghostblind.com/runner.html)

- Gaines
Title: Re: Ghostblind - New B-day present.
Post by: longbeard48 on February 13, 2012, 01:08:44 PM
Congratulations on the gift!  I was really impressed by the Ghost Blind at the convention.  I'll bet they work well on both turkeys ans coyotes.  There may be a small one in my future, also!
Tom
Title: Re: Ghostblind - New B-day present.
Post by: VGJ5 on February 15, 2012, 06:14:27 PM
Congratulations on the gift!  I was really impressed by the Ghost Blind at the convention.  I'll bet they work well on both turkeys ans coyotes.  There may be a small one in my future, also!
Tom

Yeah, I need to get up there during the off season and try it on hogs and coyotes.  If it works on coyotes, I'm sold.  I tried coyote hunting for the first time last February, with no success.  I see them all over the place during fall bow season, but then they just vanish on opening day (gun).  I'm definitely going to carry a youth model 243 with me during next bow season.