10 Best Hunting Blind
Updated on: May 2023
Best Hunting Blind in 2023
RHINO Blinds R150-RTE 3 Person Hunting Ground Blind, Realtree Edge
Ameristep Doghouse Ground Blind, Two Man Hunting Blind in Realtree Edge Camo
Ameristep Caretaker Kick Out Pop-Up Ground Blind, Premium Hunting Blind, Realtree Edge Camo
- Patented dual-floor kick-outs creates more interior space for equipment, bags, people, and movement
- Tension-relief zipper design aids in making setup and take down easier and faster
- Shoot-through ground blind mesh windows optimized for archery and rifle hunters. Will comfortably fit 2 full size hunters
- Hunting Blind Package includes Ground Blind, Carry Bag, Stakes and High Wind Tie-Down
Ameristep AMEBL3000 Care Taker Ground Blind, Hubstyle Blind in Realtree Edge
- Realtree edge Camo. Shooting width: 69" height: 66" footprint: 55"x55". waterproof ground blind that will comfortably hunt 2 people
- Replaceable camo shoot-through mesh windows. Shadow Guard coating eliminates shadows and silhouettes
- Great blind for bow hunting, gun hunting, or crossbow hunting
- Rugged Spider hub frame for easy setup and take down. Setup or takedown in less than 2 minutes. Comes equipped with heavy duty tie downs and stakes
- Durashell plus fabric shell with matte finish.Hub-to-Hub Dimensions: 60 inch
Ameristep Brickhouse Ground Blind Realtree Edge Frame Frame
- Realtree Edge Frame frame Camo. Shooting width: 75" height: 67" footprint: 59"x59". waterproof ground blind that will comfortably hunt 2 people
- Rugged Spider hub frame for easy setup and takedown. Shadow guard coating eliminates shadows and silhouettes. durashell plus fabric shell with matte finish
- Shoot through brush mesh windows with gun ports. Brush loops for adding natural foliage allowing you to disappear in
- Shadow guard coating eliminates shadows and silhouettes
- Comes equipped with carrying case and heavy duty tie down stakes
Rhino Blinds R200-MOC 3 Person Hunting Ground Blind, Mossy Oak Breakup Country
- R200 fits 3 people and has a 66" center height, hub to hub 75" x 75", and floor space 58" x 58"
- Constructed of a True 150 denier polyester - 150 denier thread in both the horizontal and vertical weave
- RHINO Blinds are easy to set up and take down - with a little practice setting the blind up can be accomplished quickly in as little as 60 seconds once the blind is out of the carry bag
- Reliable hunting – set up at hunting site 3-4 days ahead of hunt to allow RHINO Blind to blend into the site location and become part of the scenery
- RHINO Blinds are built tough and designed to withstand the most inclement weather conditions you dare to be caught in; rain, snow, hail, wind. If game is bedded down due to bad weather, you should gladly hunt another day!
- Reinforced Stress Points - Triple stitched corners and reinforcements to prevent rods popping through the fabric
- DWR and Antimicrobial Treatment - RHINO Blinds are treated with a durable water repellent to protect and an antimicrobial to help prevent mold and mildew ensuring you a quality product
- What's Included - Each blind comes with a backpack, stakes, and tie down ropes
- Use what the pros use - choose RHINO Blinds!
Terrain The Edge 4 Sided Hunting Blind
- Four full-view Shooting ports for 360 degree visibility
- Tinted plexiglass windows for concealment
- Pre-drilled holes for easy Assembly (hardware included)
- Maintenance-free, durable, UV protected high Density polyethylene construction, keeps you warm and dry.Frame Material:HDPE
- 1 year Warranty
- ***IMPORTANT – phone number is needed to schedule a delivery appointment***
Rhino blinds R75-MOC 2 Person Hunting Ground Blind, Mossy Oak Breakup Country
- R75 first 1 person and has a 66" center height with floor space 60" x 60"
- Constructed of a True 150 denier polyester - 150 denier thread in both the horizontal and vertical weave
- RHINO Blinds are easy to set up and take down - with a little practice setting the blind up can be accomplished quickly in as little as 60 seconds once the blind is out of the carry bag
- Reliable hunting – set up at hunting site 3-4 days ahead of hunt to allow RHINO Blind to blend into the site location and become part of the scenery
- RHINO Blinds are built tough and designed to withstand the most inclement weather conditions you dare to be caught in; rain, snow, hail, wind. If game is bedded down due to bad weather, you should gladly hunt another day!
- Reinforced Stress Points - Triple stitched corners and reinforcements to prevent rods popping through the fabric
- DWR and Antimicrobial Treatment - RHINO Blinds are treated with a durable water repellent to protect and an antimicrobial to help prevent mold and mildew ensuring you a quality product
- What's Included - Each blind comes with a backpack, stakes, and tie down ropes
- Use what the pros use - choose RHINO Blinds!
- Included Components: Backpack, Stakes, Tie Down, Blind
Ameristep 4-Spur Blind Realtree-Realtree Xtra Green
- Offers concealment and freedom for hunters
- Allows hunters to sit upright
- hunting blind includes stakes and tie-downs
Ameristep Tent Chair Ground Blind (AMEBL2000)
- Realtree edge Camo. Width: 34" height: 54" depth 45". waterproof ground blind that will comfortably hunt 2 people
- One person fold out chair with easy flip over blind. Cup holders in each arm rest
- Ideal for firearm and crossbow hunting. No Assembly Required
- Includes carrying case with shoulder strap
- Shadow Guard coating eliminates shadows and silhouettes
Charles Island Milford Connecticut for Treasure and Ghost Hunting
Charles Island in Milford Connecticut has a long history of pirate buried treasure and haunting. It is accessible by foot during low tide. It is a mysterious and eerie island that is desolate with many failed attempts at habitation.
In 1699, Captain William Kidd, visited Milford while on route from New York to Boston. Legion has this famous pirate burying his iron treasure chests full of gold and gems on Charles Island. He was told that he was to be pardoned by the East India Company on charges of piracy and murder. Misled by this information, Captain Kidd was hung for these offenses in London.
Captain Kidd put a curse on his buried treasure which simply stated harm would come to anyone who tried to dig it up before he could return to claim it. The Island has had many an amateur treasure hunter try their luck at finding the treasure to no avail. This 14 acre island has many unearthed places left to explore for this legionary fortune of Captain Kidds'.
The Island itself is somewhat of a mystery. Surrounded by water on all sides, you can still walk out to it each day during a six hour window of time. A sandbar makes a perfect pathway to the island at low tide. It is during this time when you see many people set out by foot to explore this enchanted and somewhat eerie piece of land. It is accessible from Silver Sands State Park whose waters magically part offering this walk way to any explorer.
There have been many attempts to inhabit this island, none however lasted very long. The ruins on the island of long forgotten structures built to house a hotel resort and monastery are all that is left of habitat evidence. A tobacco plantation and a fertilizer plant are a few more of the attempts that failed in inhabiting the island.
Although Captain Kidd's curse is by far the most famous from the legions of this island, there have been other stories of curses handed down through Milford history. The very first curse was made by a Paugussett Indian chief whose daughter was kidnapped. He cursed anyone who tried to inhabit the island. In 1721 five sailors found hidden treasure in a cave in Mexico. The treasure belonged to the Mexican ruler at the time, Guatmozin. The sailors sailed with the treasure to Milford, where four of the men met with a horrible death. The remaining sailor hid the treasure in the cellar of the Milford Inn where it was eventually discovered by a patron. He took the treasure in a rowboat out to Charles Island and buried it there. His curse was similar to Captain Kidd's in preventing attempts of future discovery of the treasure.
The Island is also haunted according to local legion. Strange lights, screams, moans, and voices have all been reported by explorers of this small island. Many have camped on the island overnight reporting strange voices and full body apparitions of people dressed in garb from a long gone era. Strange lights have been seen over the island at night. There have been many stories about people walking out to the island and becoming stuck out there due to the sandbar being covered over. Having to spend the night on Charles Island is spooky with the reports of ghosts from centuries gone by.
Charles Island has a horrific undertow when the sandbar becomes covered. It is very dangerous to try to make your way back on foot once the water washes over the sand bar even a few inches. It is very important to only use the sandbar during dead low tide and once on the island be mindful of how much time you have. It is a desolate island with still nothing at all on it except the ruins of decades gone by. They are overgrown and hard to find. It is an island of many mysteries, legions, and folk lore.
