Bushnell Double Bull SurroundView Max Ground Blind, Truth Camo

2025-05-25T20:00:00

Excellent Ground Blind

Darren R.

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2025-05-10T20:00:00

Shipped very fast

Steve V.

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2025-05-07T20:00:00

Nearly perfect! Just need a couple tweaks. 1. Provide a little wider storage bag! So zipper doesn't split. 2. Provide some wind proof drop downs. The see thru fabric is great but wind comes thru.

Gary K.

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2025-04-18T20:00:00

Nice, definitely next level. . .

Kurt M.

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2025-03-23T20:00:00

The best blind made

Chris P.

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2025-03-16T20:00:00

Wanna give a huge a THANK YOU to Miss Lorene, with the warranty department, who went above and beyond to help me get my nearly 20 year old double bull back together and updated with new hubs and rods. Their lifetime warranty, really is lifetime. By far one of the best companies in the industry, and will continue to get my business for years to come.

Dale S.

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2024-11-22T19:00:00

The blind is great and great quality. Exceeded my expectations

Keith M.

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2024-10-23T20:00:00

Love the door style on this one! We have a few older Double Bulls with the zipper entrance and they're way harder to get in and out of. Haven't used this one yet but got them set up and they seem to be a quality product!

Justin C.

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2024-09-26T20:00:00

So far, I give this latest blind a 4 out of 5 stars. I have owned two DB Dark horse blinds and both were outstanding blinds. I gave both away to aging hunters who need a lightwaeight easy to set up blind. I bought this one because I couldn't locate a third dark horse to purchase. A few PROs include this is still a top quality fabric and strong support frame that will hold up in harsh conditions and won't wear out very soon. The set up and tear down is exactly the same as the older blinds. A few CONS include the set up instructions for new owners is worthless. A brand new blind is very stiff so it feels like you will break it if you force it open for the first time. Lose the carry bag that comes with the blind. It will get you killed in the turkey woods. A black bag with bold red letters and LOGO. What are you guys thinking? Another CON is they no longer give you the instruction CD or the Hunting suggestions CD, which is a huge blunder on their part! Guys PLEASE do not go cheap. Put those CDs back into the package, they are cheap to reporduce and are invaluable for new blind owners. I used those CDs to convince at least a dozen of my Soldiers to buy the Dark Horse blinds over the years. SUGGESTION to new users: Set the blind up well before your first hunt and leave it up for two weeks in the basement or the garage to stetch the fabric out a bit. The tear it down and put it back up a few days later and repeat the process. IF you practice set up and tear down a few times prior to going to hunt, it will pay dividends. The following set up and tear down instructions I wrote out for others have helped a number of friends get comfortable with this type of blind...Hope this helps: Blind Set Up 1. Unfold fabric 2. Stack the hubs (top to bottom): a. front wall b. roof c. left wall d. right wall e. far wall 3. Start with top hub, a. take one rod and run your hand up to the top end b. Take opposite rod (to make a V) and pull rods back towards you to square the wall c. Place knee against the remaining stacked hubs and lightly shake to have wall fully open d. Place one hand on the hub and the other grasp the fabric in between the two rods and press up to lock the wall in place 4. Place the remaining hubs into one palm of hand maintaining previous stack order a. Push the stack of hubs slightly away as you pull the locked wall over your head to place the blind b. Release the group of hubs and grasp the roof hub (orange color) and push up, locking it into place as you stand up c. Gently lock the other walls into place Blind Tear Down 1. Collapse the blind from the outside, starting with depressing the roof hub 2. Push in the hub on wall facing you 3. Push in hub on left wall 4. Push in hub on right wall 5. Walk around to far wall and grasp the wall and collapse the blind, ensuring none of the poles are binding or cords or window covers are stretched out 6. Collapse the final wall and align all rods and fabric 7. Take fabric and gently pull it over the rods and each side until the blind is a tight bundle 8. Return it to the (after market) sack

Bryan B.

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2024-09-25T20:00:00

Terribly hard to operate. I am really trying to practice using this darn thing. Feels like youll scare every critter in the woods away trying to set this thing up in the dark.

Brian A.

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2024-05-23T20:00:00

Double Bull blinds are the highest quality available on the market. I wanted to have peace of mind that I have a great product and peace of mind that if I encounter any issues, I have a warranty that repairs or replaces my purchase.

Jay S.

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2024-04-10T20:00:00

Nice blind, visibility is good however the area that you shoot through is way to low. The 16" on the top should be on the bottom and the 12" on the bottom should be on the top. This way you can sit in a normal folding chair and shoot. I have to slide down as low as I can to shoot from the blind. The easy fix is to flip them around.

DJ D.

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2024-02-25T19:00:00

Best blind made. The fabric is thicker than any blind made

Chris P.

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2024-01-28T19:00:00

I own both the surround view 180 and the 270. I have enjoyed using both but the major flaw for both is having to shoot through a triangular window. With a crossbow with a scope you can easily lose track of the sides of the window and manage to shoot slits in the fabric which you can not see. Looking forward to being able to set the lower window height to avoid this problem.

Larry F.

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2023-10-16T20:00:00

Great blind easy set up. The deer won't even know it's there.

Steven N.

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2023-01-10T19:00:00

Great design and really easy to set up and use. Unfortunately, the fiberglass poles as part of the hubs around the rear entrance don't stand up to heavy snow load. I'm on my third ground blind. The first two died.

C.J B.

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2022-12-27T19:00:00

I bought this out of need because my other older Double Bull blind was destroyed by 3 bears, yes have them on camera. I do like the amount of light that comes into the blind and the vision it gives you. The ONLY downfall is with having the holes in the screening, the wind comes through as well so its not as warm as the older model was. So when its 15 degrees out and a wind at 15 - 20 MPH coming towards the post every degree matters.

Anthony W.

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2022-03-01T19:00:00

Best ground blind I've owned. And the people at Primos are top notch to work with.

Timmy L.

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2021-12-20T19:00:00

i boughtit lastspring for the wildturkeys seasonand the result was superband for the deer seasonjust incredible i highly recommand it

gaetan s.

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2021-11-08T19:00:00

This thing is sweet. I can move all around, and the deer never see me. Y'all need to get you one of these bad boys!

David B.

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2021-10-15T20:00:00

Just purchased a surround view 270 last year and will be purchasing the surround view max shortly!! and hands down best blind i have owned!! very durable and well made my only suggestion would be to put 1 maybe 2 gear pouches on the inside wall to store stuff for them long all day rut hunts

Kody

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