10 Must-Have Items For Pronghorn Hunting From a Blind

by Kathy Etling • August 29, 2011 • 4 comments

Pronghorn hunting from a blind is an effective way to punch a tag. Here are ten items that’ll help you seal the deal on your next hunt.

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PRIMOS CRUSHER DOUBLE BULL 5X5 GROUND BLIND

PRIMOS CRUSHER DOUBLE BULL 5X5 GROUND BLIND

The Crusher Double Bull 5x5 ground blind from Primos ($399.99) has an outer shell of non-reflective crushed fabric in Ground Swat camouflage that has been sonic welded to a black interior. The magnesium hub system, which is over-molded with rubber to prevent pinching your hand during set up, means the Crusher opens with just half the force required by previous Double Bull blinds. Use the Frame Pak (included) to transport the 24-pound blind. Also included is shoot-through netting with four shooting ports and a Silent Slide window adjustment system.

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4 Responses

  1. Rick

    You over did it on the optics…3 of 10 items? The rangefinder is the best of your suggestions and all a bowhunter would need given the short range engagements. Broadheads, doe estrus, game cart, backpack, skinning knife, etc, could be other good options to recommend instead.

    On August 30, 2011 at 9:20 pm • Reply
  2. Ragu

    Not to mention the $5,000 worth of optics, with a $119 rangefinder. What's with that? All said and done, that's and $8000 buck! I'd just hire a guide for less than half that.

    On August 30, 2011 at 10:18 pm • Reply
  3. Joe Into

    Had a buddy run some Nosejammer last week in Gillette Wy and he said the antelope did not 'run' through his scent stream like in the past. May try it whitetail hunting this fall.

    On August 31, 2011 at 4:03 pm • Reply
  4. Speed goats

    People are rather short sighted with their comments on optics. Just because your in a ground blind does not mean a good spot and stalk wont present its self if your using your spotting scope. There may be more affordable options but those optics last the rest of your life. A guide is one and done. Just saying.

    On November 24, 2011 at 9:43 am • Reply