I have noticed over the years with layouts on the cornfield, the geese, after being shot at, became wary of them. The a frame has(maybe as I haven’t tried) changed all that as you can cover it with anything like shrubs, grasses, etc and on the next hunt, you keep changing the cover the geese wouldn’t have got the clue if that was the same a-frame that was shot recently.
That is a NICE A-frame for sure! I am going to have to check in to one of them. Thanks for showing us. Good luck on your next trip, and God Bless!!!!👍🤗🙏🙏🙏🙏
Looks sharp dude. Looks like you can put the clips in a slot where you want the top of the blind to rest at, then you’ll still be able to push it open when it’s time to shoot.
Thats a nice blind cant wait to see it in a marsh or corn field hows the season going so far were having some great puddle duck hunts so far lotts of mallards and black ducks . going diver hunting this weekend .
Late to the party, but I'd keep the wire on those push pins on the inside of the flop cover just in case so they don't get in the way when pushing the top open.
Great video as always! I'm looking at something like this for hunting with my boys. Also, did you get my address for the duck call giveaway? I won the giveaway and sent my address to you...I think...just wondering if you got it. Keep up the great videos!
Those clips look like a nightmare to try and keep up with. First thing I would do is attach them to the blind, some type of wire or zip ties should work. Majority of places I use my A frame are marshy, I’d drop those d-rings the first day lol. Other than that it looks like a solid build.
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I have noticed over the years with layouts on the cornfield, the geese, after being shot at, became wary of them. The a frame has(maybe as I haven’t tried) changed all that as you can cover it with anything like shrubs, grasses, etc and on the next hunt, you keep changing the cover the geese wouldn’t have got the clue if that was the same a-frame that was shot recently.
Yeah, they don't seem to mind them
Sweet blind, looks like the material is pretty strong. Can't wait for the year end review.
It's pretty well-built I'd say
That is a NICE A-frame for sure! I am going to have to check in to one of them. Thanks for showing us. Good luck on your next trip, and God Bless!!!!👍🤗🙏🙏🙏🙏
Thanks Myron!
They have awesome products we have 5 of their zero gravity bottomless layouts
Yeah they do
Looks sharp dude. Looks like you can put the clips in a slot where you want the top of the blind to rest at, then you’ll still be able to push it open when it’s time to shoot.
Yep, can't wait to try it out
Thats a nice blind cant wait to see it in a marsh or corn field hows the season going so far were having some great puddle duck hunts so far lotts of mallards and black ducks . going diver hunting this weekend .
Season's going good so far. Starting to get stale now
Those stakes would have been nice on our windy hunt last year when the blind about blew into the water.😂. Looking forward to trying it out!
No kidding! Almost had to swim for that one last year 😅
@@HighPrairieSportsmen how is the weight? Is it going to be pretty heavy do drag in on a sled?
@@colonelian just shy of 40lbs unbrushed but rolls up way tighter than my other one
Late to the party, but I'd keep the wire on those push pins on the inside of the flop cover just in case so they don't get in the way when pushing the top open.
Good thinking
Nice walk through
Thanks!
Love my Alps layout
They make some good stuff
A frames are awesome to hunt out of
Definitely
Hot Tip: let the doors rest on top of the pin instead of putting the position pin through the door. Then you can flip them open to shoot.
Good idea!
Nice! I like the square tube vs round for the main frame. Solid?
Very solid
Great video as always! I'm looking at something like this for hunting with my boys. Also, did you get my address for the duck call giveaway? I won the giveaway and sent my address to you...I think...just wondering if you got it. Keep up the great videos!
Thanks! I haven't got your address. Shoot me an email: highprairiesportsmen@gmail.com
@@HighPrairieSportsmen Ok, will do! Thanks!
Those clips look like a nightmare to try and keep up with. First thing I would do is attach them to the blind, some type of wire or zip ties should work. Majority of places I use my A frame are marshy, I’d drop those d-rings the first day lol. Other than that it looks like a solid build.
I could see that being an issue in marsh spots
Wow 😯
It's huge haha
@@HighPrairieSportsmen lol ok
did you end up doing a review of the blind after hunting out of it?
I haven't yet
@@HighPrairieSportsmen I look forward to the review
how did you do with the gaps on the sides? Does it look that noticeable after everything is tighter and brushed in?
Haven't had any issues so far. Just run brush in the sides up past them to break up the hole
Is it low enough to shoot strait out over decoys?
Thanks, Daniel
Yeah. Here's it in action: czcams.com/video/y2mhMKbq5KY/video.html
Just thinking about a body bag keep goods dry might work with u in kayak up in the lm weeds keep you dry
Might have to try that
So you still like your blind? Any chance of a 1 year review ?
Yep. Planning on a review this summer
Hows the blind holding up? I am thinking of getting one.
Great so far. Love hunting out of it