Beyond Backpacks- Hunting Concealment System
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The BACKPACK BLIND is the only hunting concealment system that is a two-in-one backpack and blind combo!
The BACKPACK BLIND concealment system, not only makes carrying gear to your stand a little easier, it also gives you a critical advantage against the game you are hunting. Thanks to the BACKPACK BLIND, you no longer have to carry in a separate blind in addition to your backpack. The blind is incorporated ON the backpack and NOT in the backpack so it does not take away any storage space. Once attached to the shooting rail, the BACKPACK BLIND requires fewer than two minutes to set up and two minutes to take down. It is also light-weight and water resistant. The BACKPACK BLIND attaches to the shooting rail and easily opens in a way that reveals a hunting blind that wraps around your tree stand concealing all movement. In front of the hunter are a series of mesh pockets that store all your necessary gear at arms length. The BACKPACK BLIND keeps you warm by blocking the wind and allows you to move around so you can hunt longer hours. Thanks to the BACKPACK BLIND'S innovative design, you no longer have to hang your backpack on a hook on a tree behind you; everything you need is right in front of you. A strategivally placed zipper on the top of the BACKPACK BLIND, (on the hunter side of the shooting rail), allows the hunter access to the main compartment of the pack without having to reach over the rail to retrieve gear from inside the backpack.
"We have used the BACKPACK BLIND for almost 4 years now and we do not set foot in the woods without it. We have used the blind on ladder stands, tripods, climbers, and even to create a quick ground blind when hunting turkeys. When we are in a stand that does not have a rail, we still use the BACKPACK BLIND as a backpack to carry all our hunting and camera gear out to the stand. I truly believe that without the BACKPACK BLIND I may have missed my opportunity to harvest a buck of a lifetime.
On Sept 16, 2008, I was in a ladder stand that didn't have much cover, so I used the blind. The bucks were within 15 yards to the right of me. I had to move to position myself for the shot and I truly believe that the backpack blind provided me with the extra coverage I needed to help me pull it off! My buck had 22 scorable points with a 10 1/2 inch droptine, scoring 185"!" Tara Seiler- Droptine Divas
