Alcahol stove in a ground blind.

[GCook]

I think he just wanted to hear someone say yes or no to the scent spooking deer.

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[BAK]

I'd sure like to know who has a blind so air tight they'd need to worry about "ventilating".

The best/longest lasting insulating jugs are those that use a true vacuum system.  The old glass ones were pretty fragile, but the newer stainless steel versions work very well.  A bit pricier than the foam insulated kind though.

[GCook]

I'd sure like to know who has a blind so air tight they'd need to worry about "ventilating".

The best/longest lasting insulating jugs are those that use a true vacuum system.  The old glass ones were pretty fragile, but the newer stainless steel versions work very well.  A bit pricier than the foam insulated kind though.

I have two actually.   Kivoman deluxe models.  I'll ge a pic of one tomorrow if you like.  Although I left it open to air out today and it's raining like crazy right now . . .[emoji53]

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[pavan]

I would need an enclosed blind with enough room for a comfortable cot, a stove, sink, a mirror,(to see if my hair looks good) and a potty with magazine rack and a bench to set my tea on.   

[BAK]

GCook, I don't doubt someone makes a fairly tight blind, but my point is that if you are in it using it wouldn't you have to have the windows open, hence no need for more ventilation??   

[GCook]

We actually keep them shut up tight as much as possible.  Us ozonics if needed when opening windows and a redneck a/c if it's hot.

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[BAK]

Well, my bad, this is what happens when you assume "blind" means a pop up tent blind.  When I looked up the make you mentioned and found that hard shell penthouse, well, nuff said. 

[GCook]

Lol.  When I have to run a lil buddy heater I always have a window open.  I prefer tripods and ladders but I have a couple of pop ups as well.
That said I invested in some quality cold weather gear this year so maybe that'll eliminate the need for propane and propane accessories.
I also realize these blinds aren't popular everywhere.   Here in Texas they are selling well.

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