JM Rusk Two-Tall Extra Tall Two to Three Person Hunting Blind

Great quality blind so far. I’ve hunted it for one full season and it held up very well. I have had many blinds over the many years I’ve been hunting and this blind has by far been the best for ARCHERY HUNTING . I have been on the search for the blind with perfect window sizes, orientation and room to stand up for those odd angles. It will fit two people comfortably as well. This has checked all of those boxes and I will be purchasing more for other farms.

Plenty of room. No issues drawing the bow in the blind. Used 1 season so far but quality seems very good. Sets up easy and gets put away easy as well.

Having hunted for 40 years, I have owned a lot of blinds... And I do mean A LOT! This one is tall enough to shoot a bow standing up and has great bow windows located in the corners, but they moved the other windows up, so it requires a taller chair to view out them. If your standing thete fine. If your using this on an elevated platform it will work out nicely for you. They also made the hook strap for all the windows orange which are very easy to locate and use. Love the fact the full entrance is positioned in the corner of the blind. It's a lot easier going in and out with your gear. Since I just got it, I am rating it a 4 because I am not sure how long it will last. Lots of extra room for 2-3 people if needed. Putting it up and down was super quiet and easy. Already planning on getting another one. If you are a hunter, you'll love this blind. Make the purchase, you'll be glad you did.

If you are a traditional bowhunter, this blind is a must have. I shoot a 58 inch recurve and can pull my bow back in any place in this blind and have plenty of clearance. I shoot from a seated position. I have several 80 inch blinds that I must either block up or dig my seat down in order to have enough clearance, not with this one. I will be replacing all my blinds with this particular blind. It also has plenty of shooting windows that are at the correct height for a seated shot. Finally, a blind made for traditional bow hunters.

Love this thing. Hunt longbow in it. Holds up well. Could be sturdier but for the price try getting a blind you can stand in or draw a longbow in. Update: coming up on season 4 and the only issue so far is one of the window loops came free. I hot glued it back on, all good.

As others have stated, this is an excellent blind. Lots of room, even for tall people like me (6’4”). The windows are more than adequate to shoot through, but as with any blind you do need to position it correctly. Super quite to put the mesh or windows up (no Velcro). This is my third season with the blind and I have had several deer within 20 yards of me, looking right at me while I’m moving or drawing my bow and they absolutely could not see me with the mesh up. As an FYI, you absolutely CAN shoot a fixed or a mechanical broad head through the mesh without impact to arrow flight. Set up the blind in your yard and shoot through the mesh for yourself, you will see zero change to your point of impact. Don’t “assume” it will impact your arrow flight because you think it will, physics say different, and you can prove it to yourself. Buy it and don’t look back, you will not regret it.

Easy set up and break down. Keeps elements off really well. Room enough to pull my bow back.

Purchased this blind at the end of last season to take my kids hunting this year. Opened the box and pulled out the blind to set up for Christmas. I was impressed with the size inside and space inside, but unimpressed with its lack of durability and the corner windows aren’t set high enough for a standing bow shot, which was one of the reasons I bought a ‘stand up’ blind. Also, one of the window hooks came off immediately which was disappointing. I set it up this season and the second time out to hunt the elastic strap on one of the shooting windows came off. I may yet shoot a deer out of this with my kids along side, but it won’t be without being a bit sorry that this may be a one season use blind because if falls apart on me. I’m just glad it’s set up in the timber or the wind might tear it up. Bottom line, the price is too high for cheap vinyl construction. Do yourself a favor and spend up on a solid cloth blind if a pop up ground blind is your route.