The blind is easy to put up and take down. th-cam.com/users/postUgkxvlQxmcZQzSQSYbJsEgAGvG2DaduKTV99 As a female hunter, the ease of placing and setting up the blind is a plus. It’s more of a wind barrier than a warm quilted blind. Which makes it a lot lighter than our quilted blind. I enjoyed the larger windows/openings. Made for a successful season. It has held up well for the first season and the stitching looks good.
We are looking at buying the Cage blind and the 8 foot platform stand. It looks like a very robust design that will work very well at our farm in Southern lower Michigan. We have many established spots to set up more permanent hunting blinds. I like that the blind and stand look light and portable enough to move if we need to. Very good video. Thanks
I am enjoying the northeast blind quality! I will be sure to pick one or two up. I am definitely impressed! Thanks for the review boys!! Good luck out there! Take care and God bless. -Love from NH
@@BlueCollarOutdoorsUSA definitely!! Awesome that you bought that for your Dad!! I can relate and understand. My Dad lives in VT now and can only use a crossbow vs. a compound. Brought me up hunting. I owe my love of the outdoors, in general to him.
@@BlueCollarOutdoorsUSA hell yeah! I would love to do the same for my Dad!! I am looking forward to seeing that video of your Pops dropping a monster buck this year!!! Good luck to Pops! I am pumped!
@@BlueCollarOutdoorsUSA same most of my stuff the ground would be ideal and brushed in. Awesome looking blinds. Off topic but bating with elk heads for a hunt in 3 weeks seems magnus buzzcuts are fly darts out of my set up 473 grain at 274 fps halon x was considering slick tricks but anything passed 55 they start to drift a tad. But still killing but my 80 yard group with a 125 stinger is just under 4 in circle. I need to get more heads would u switch to the black hornets or run 125 stinger buzzcuts 1-1/8 with bleeders. I have kudu contour plus as well buy magnus seem to be flying the best
@@BlueCollarOutdoorsUSA good deal think I will just pick up some more magnus buzzcuts. I had good luck with iron wills and g5 striker as well I can’t see the cost of more iron will wides. And the g5 are great on deer but I feel the blade system may be a tad week for elk bones. Ever tried the hades by reaper ? Seem sout but I’m taking your advice those magnus are a solid head with great company
Yessir but they actually are quiet, gonna film my after two seasons review shortly these have been insanely impressive 100% what we will be using going forward!
I have bought two of these last year. We have a bow hunting group. I have used the primos double bull deluxe in the past. I have used Atsko water guard extreme in gallons. It’s for UV protection and waterproofing. How did this thing hold up since you set it up? Did it suffer any UV degradation (fading from the sun)? I have to wait until I have the right property/location to put these cage blinds on.
Looks pretty sweet, the only negative is the price imo. 600 bucks is a lot for a hub blind. I've had a Walmart special that cost me 80 bucks for like 8 years. It's finally on it last leg. It's been on a tower platform for 4 years straight now. It's finally got some holes and is definitely sun faded, but the deer don't seem to mind. Most of em have been seeing it since they were fawns, so it may as well be a bush or tree at this point lol
13.5 foot platform tower we built. It's a pretty sweet setup. I took my soon to be 10 year old nephew out this evening and had 3 solid 8 points come into the food plot, but unfortunately the first one caught our wind right before he was perfectly broadside at 22 yards, then the other two came in when it was at last shooting light and he couldn't pick them up in the crossbow scope good enough to where I was comfortable letting him shoot. That fool was all tore up shaking etc and pretty disappointed he couldn't get a shot off, but it was our first sit of the year, so he's got plenty of time. I get nervous with archery, so I'm making him wait for an absolute perfect shot lol Okay, enough rambling
Last I knew these were $599, they are well worth the price it’s not hard to see with the built in support system allowing it to be up year round while stills being able to be broke down and moved without any equipment that’s hard to beat
@@BlueCollarOutdoorsUSA with shipping fees and taxes its well around 700, and for it not have the room like other products for around the same price or less, its not worth it for a hub style when they are made to be moved throughout the year with the size and picked up after your season ends. Can't justify that much for something you can replace after a few years. It is built great and I wish that was the standard for the hub style products now with their price points.
Up north with our winters this is easily justified especially for those who don’t have tractors or any way to move a box blind. It’s not for everyone nothing ever is but this thing is worth every penny I was skeptical til I had two out testing them, if we have enough room for all our filming gear & two hunters they got plenty of room 🤣🤣
Maybe? IMO, a blind with vertical windows might be easier to shoot from. With adjustable to close up from bottom to suit the height of the shooter. Maybe 10” to 12” wide. With shoot thru very lightweight mesh. And made of better material than nearly every piece of junk on the market. Most of is pure garbage quality poorly sewn.
dude, spend more days hunting with dad. in the blink of an eye, you're thirty years older and dad's no longer around, and you wish you had taken advantage of every single opportunity that you didn't.
The blind is easy to put up and take down. th-cam.com/users/postUgkxvlQxmcZQzSQSYbJsEgAGvG2DaduKTV99 As a female hunter, the ease of placing and setting up the blind is a plus. It’s more of a wind barrier than a warm quilted blind. Which makes it a lot lighter than our quilted blind. I enjoyed the larger windows/openings. Made for a successful season. It has held up well for the first season and the stitching looks good.
Got that right we love em!
I bought one of these tanks last year, very nice heavy duty blind so far, nothing bad to say about it. It lasted thru 1 wisconsin winter so far.
That gives me faith! I really can’t find anything to make me doubt it
We are looking at buying the Cage blind and the 8 foot platform stand. It looks like a very robust design that will work very well at our farm in Southern lower Michigan. We have many established spots to set up more permanent hunting blinds. I like that the blind and stand look light and portable enough to move if we need to. Very good video.
Thanks
It is lights out man!
I am enjoying the northeast blind quality! I will be sure to pick one or two up. I am definitely impressed! Thanks for the review boys!! Good luck out there! Take care and God bless. -Love from NH
You too brother! And we’re right there with you! Worth every penny for us northern hunters!
@@BlueCollarOutdoorsUSA definitely!! Awesome that you bought that for your Dad!! I can relate and understand. My Dad lives in VT now and can only use a crossbow vs. a compound. Brought me up hunting. I owe my love of the outdoors, in general to him.
I hear that! I really just can’t wait to film pops hunting in this blind that will be one great memory!
@@BlueCollarOutdoorsUSA hell yeah! I would love to do the same for my Dad!! I am looking forward to seeing that video of your Pops dropping a monster buck this year!!! Good luck to Pops! I am pumped!
They honor their warranty good company
We have had zero issue with them as of yet , great products!
Thanks for getting back so quick. How about moisture and ice inside the blind.
We’ve had zero issue in either we used last year, they actually still look brand new it’s insane 🤣🤣
Not a budget blind but looks very well made.
Yessir it’s built to last and in my eyes very worth the cost, I would like two more of these bad boys
That thing looks pretty awesome. My Primos has been beat to hell for about 10 years now. That Cage looks like it would last about 50 lol
It’s worth every penny! Love how it breaks down fast if you ever needed to!
Looks like a solid blind Maybe put it up on like at 7-8 elevated plant form at 6foot just to give a little elevation to clear tall grass ect.
They do have a tower you can buy with it but that wouldn’t work well where we have it
@@BlueCollarOutdoorsUSA same most of my stuff the ground would be ideal and brushed in. Awesome looking blinds. Off topic but bating with elk heads for a hunt in 3 weeks seems magnus buzzcuts are fly darts out of my set up 473 grain at 274 fps halon x was considering slick tricks but anything passed 55 they start to drift a tad. But still killing but my 80 yard group with a 125 stinger is just under 4 in circle. I need to get more heads would u switch to the black hornets or run 125 stinger buzzcuts 1-1/8 with bleeders. I have kudu contour plus as well buy magnus seem to be flying the best
Our of those listed heads I would shoot the one that gives you the most confidence in accuracy every one listed is a great option
@@BlueCollarOutdoorsUSA good deal think I will just pick up some more magnus buzzcuts. I had good luck with iron wills and g5 striker as well I can’t see the cost of more iron will wides. And the g5 are great on deer but I feel the blade system may be a tad week for elk bones. Ever tried the hades by reaper ? Seem sout but I’m taking your advice those magnus are a solid head with great company
I did test that vs their hybrid in a video last year it did very good
Would this hold up to cows leaning on it? Between wind and cows I have not had luck with any hub blinds.
You know I have no clue haven’t cow tested it 🤣
They are extremely reinforced so I would have faith in it honestly
Does that Cage blind have any shoot through, one way removable mesh for the windows???
It doesn’t no sir
Can’t wait to see how it holds up!
Agreed 💪🏽💪🏽
Does a warranty cover bear damage? We have a problem with bears getting after our portable blinds in the UP
That would be a question for them! But it may hold up hard to say
Great video, hope it works out!
Thanks man eager to see!
Looks pretty heavy duty,might be worth looking into,depends on price
The price is justified in my eyes after setting this up
How are the zippers with snow and icy rain?
They operated perfectly
How do the windiws adjust?
Are they only wide open or closed?
They can be adjusted to fit your needs
@@BlueCollarOutdoorsUSA thabk you
You betcha!
Nice, could almost live in the damn thing
100% ahaha
So the widows are zipper close or no ?
Yessir but they actually are quiet, gonna film my after two seasons review shortly these have been insanely impressive 100% what we will be using going forward!
I have bought two of these last year. We have a bow hunting group. I have used the primos double bull deluxe in the past. I have used Atsko water guard extreme in gallons. It’s for UV protection and waterproofing.
How did this thing hold up since you set it up? Did it suffer any UV degradation (fading from the sun)? I have to wait until I have the right property/location to put these cage blinds on.
Looks brand new going to film a video to update it!
@@BlueCollarOutdoorsUSA
No fading of the exterior surfaces?
None at all I’ll be filming a video on the one we had out in full sunlight all year
Looks pretty sweet, the only negative is the price imo. 600 bucks is a lot for a hub blind. I've had a Walmart special that cost me 80 bucks for like 8 years. It's finally on it last leg. It's been on a tower platform for 4 years straight now. It's finally got some holes and is definitely sun faded, but the deer don't seem to mind. Most of em have been seeing it since they were fawns, so it may as well be a bush or tree at this point lol
I mean I can see exactly why this is 600$ and I have no problem paying it for how it’s built and the design it’s no comparison
13.5 foot platform tower we built. It's a pretty sweet setup. I took my soon to be 10 year old nephew out this evening and had 3 solid 8 points come into the food plot, but unfortunately the first one caught our wind right before he was perfectly broadside at 22 yards, then the other two came in when it was at last shooting light and he couldn't pick them up in the crossbow scope good enough to where I was comfortable letting him shoot. That fool was all tore up shaking etc and pretty disappointed he couldn't get a shot off, but it was our first sit of the year, so he's got plenty of time.
I get nervous with archery, so I'm making him wait for an absolute perfect shot lol
Okay, enough rambling
Hell ya man! Sounds like a good memory nonetheless!
yeah.... 700 bucks even fur a hub blind is stupid ridiculous. You can get the buck hut for $500 and its way bigger..
Last I knew these were $599, they are well worth the price it’s not hard to see with the built in support system allowing it to be up year round while stills being able to be broke down and moved without any equipment that’s hard to beat
@@BlueCollarOutdoorsUSA with shipping fees and taxes its well around 700, and for it not have the room like other products for around the same price or less, its not worth it for a hub style when they are made to be moved throughout the year with the size and picked up after your season ends. Can't justify that much for something you can replace after a few years. It is built great and I wish that was the standard for the hub style products now with their price points.
Up north with our winters this is easily justified especially for those who don’t have tractors or any way to move a box blind. It’s not for everyone nothing ever is but this thing is worth every penny I was skeptical til I had two out testing them, if we have enough room for all our filming gear & two hunters they got plenty of room 🤣🤣
Maybe? IMO, a blind with vertical windows might be easier to shoot from. With adjustable to close up from bottom to suit the height of the shooter. Maybe 10” to 12” wide. With shoot thru very lightweight mesh. And made of better material than nearly every piece of junk on the market. Most of is pure garbage quality poorly sewn.
That works! This blind we got in and checked everything it’s be a piece of cake to shoot & film through so we have no worries about the windows
dude, spend more days hunting with dad. in the blink of an eye, you're thirty years older and dad's no longer around, and you wish you had taken advantage of every single opportunity that you didn't.
I try to every chance I get