hunting stool for inside pop up blind

[beisch]

i am looking for opinions on sturdy quiet stools to use inside a pop up or just sitting on ground. was leaning toward a primous magnum ,dont know any body that has one

[OkXbowHunter]

Since I'm a pretty good sized fella, I use a regular sized Directors Chair or Hunting Chair from Wally World. They're big and comfy and I've been known to take a nap or two in 'em while waiting on a Deer to show up

You're in a blind, on the ground, you might as well be comfortable!

[secret]

That chair is the only one i use! You will find out yourself that all chairs are not created equal. The light weight design and strong tubing[built for hunting] Also if you shoot a bow you can draw back easily because of the triangle shape! well worth the money!The most important part is the height that you sit[with back support] for proper blind shooting.

[j.krug]

I use a Trophy Ridge folding chair. It's not a stool but a small chair with a low back that folds to fit into a carry bag. It's small and light so it's easy to pack in and it's pretty comfy as well. I usually just strap it to the side of my pack without the nylon carry bag because it's a noisy proccess to get it out of the bag.

[lscha]

I use a folding, camo, director's type chair also. The one that has the flip up tray and cup holder. I put a knitted hood on the tray and keep my camera, Ipod and range finder on it. Something swivel would be nice but I spend too much time in it. It's hard to nap on a swivel.

The Crossbones blind has shooting rails. For the other ones, I'm done messing with mono-pods and bi-pods and knee-pods, I use a tri-pod now. One less thing to grab and steady.

[coreybaker10]

primos magnum all the way,.. those double bull guys couldnt be more right when they made this product

[jay73]

The most important part is the height that you sit.

I can attest to this....yeah...that's right...I sent a bolt right through the corner of my blind, right under my shooting window. The worst part was that it tore my zipper apart. I could see the deer fine with my scope, but when I released it scared the hell outta me when my blind shook. God that's embarrasing.

On the upside, I missed the deer and it won't happen again.

Since then I too have been using one of those black tubing fold out chairs. Pretty cozy.

Jay

[bob1961]

i have a 3 legged lighting set chair from cabela's that i can't get comfy in for more then an hour....i just seen a 5 gal camo bucket with a padded swivel seat on it with a cooler inside with a rope handle for 11.00 bucks at walmart i'm thinking bout buying ....most places i have hunted a lot i have left a milk crate there to use as a seat when i return ....i just finished making my deer/bear sled from 5/4 deck board for the sides with a slick plastic bottom with 1" alum strips that the screws go through to hold the plastic on, so any thing i hunt with can be dragged on the sled to hunt with .......bob

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[Sandman]

As some might call me cheap I consider it resourceful ..

I only use my blind for turkeys and I use a swivel fiberglass boat chair that I built a small base on it. It is the perfect height and swivels with little noise and has a good sturdy back for those long sits. Only negative I have found is that it can be a little bulky for carrying if you have to go long distances. Being that I have next to nothing invested in it I tend to leave it in the bush if Im hunting the same location or area.

Cheers,

[xbowholic]

I use nothing but the Huntmore chair; expensive but well worth the price; will last a lifetime; good luck.

[wabi]

I have 2 of the folding 3 leg stools with backrests. These are taller than most (can't remember the brand name) and work great inside a blind.

Very comfortable to sit in and lean back in -
just don't bend forward to pick something up off the ground if you have a normal male anatomy.