Chair for hunting blind?

[switchhitter]

I have the camofire chair but it has a browning emblem on it
I made a homemade ground blind last year and used it
Comfortable adjustable and quiet
I had some exciting moments sitting in that chair

 

[Outdoorsfellar]

A no name company ( in china i imagine ) makes the chairs & then retailers have their names put on them. My two identical chairs each have a different name on them.

 

["J"]

Good Luck J. I really like the fact that I can adjust it for the terrain since all 3 legs adjust. On level ground I have it set up so I am leaning back. I actually ordered it one day from the blind after I missed a shot opportunity at a target buck due to a fold up camp creaking when I shifted my weight to take the shot. That was after I got done swearing LOL

https://redneckblinds.com/collections/holiday-specials

On sale for $79 it’s a very comfortable and quiet chair. I not only use it in the blind, but around the house as well….. it’s my all outdoors go too chair….

 

[Outdoorsfellar]

I have to admit that over time, both of my chairs become squeaky. It drives me nuts. I've lubricated both & it temporarily helps. I almost think it's in the fabric, or whatever it's made of. I've used a small blanket on one of them in seasons past when really cold, & that helps silent it.

 

[Bigcountry40]

This bad daddy can haul apples and never squeaks, a little on the pricey side

 

[hickslawns]

This bad daddy can haul apples and never squeaks, a little on the pricey side

You could get a lid for it and use it as a commode if needed. Don't forget your TP.

 

[Outdoorsfellar]

For those that know how to carry their shit ...

 

[Hedgelj]

After hunting in a blind all weekend (youth) I realized a few things that are relevant to the blinds we have. A normal folding chair that comes in the sleeve that fit can get at just about any store is nice but noisy and sits you a little low for our windows. Not an issue for an experienced hunter but difficult for my son to feel confident setting up a shot. I had him use the (more comfortable and higher sitting) fancy blind chair that also rotates in 360° and he was much more confident in his position for taking a shot.