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A Look At Redneck Hunting Blinds (And Alternatives You Should Consider)

August 16, 2022 by Allia Luzong Leave a Comment

Redneck hunting blinds have made the rounds online for the durability and comfort they offer at a relatively reasonable price. That said, you can’t really tell if something is as good as it is in pictures without getting an in-depth review of that product.

In this article, we’ll be having a look at what hunting blinds are for, just in case you’re new to hunting as a hobby, what you need to look for when buying a hunting guide, and whether redneck hunting blinds are any good

What Are Hunting Blinds For?

If you’re new to hunting or hunting gear in general, a hunting blind is a kind of shelter that’s used by hunters to camouflage themselves from prey. Very basic hunting blinds may look like the photo you see above. While there isn’t a lot of actual “camo” going on, the general idea is just to hide the hunter from their prey.

Most hunting blinds, like the popular Redneck hunting blinds, are typically raised from the ground. This allows the hunter to have a wider field of view and a vantage point to monitor prey from.

Very basic hunting blinds may be little more than a covering with a spot inside for the hunter to crouch in. Some Native American tribes once dug pits in the ground which would then be covered with branches and leaves found in the surrounding area.

What to Look For When Buying Hunting Blinds

Modern hunting blinds come in different sizes and with a variety of features that range from the necessary to nice-to-have upgrades. Redneck hunting blinds may or may not fit into either category, but before we get into that, let’s discuss what you should be looking for in a hunting blind to help you decide on whether you want a Redneck hunting blind.

  • Size: The size of a hunting blind can determine how comfortable you’ll be while using it. If you happen to be a really tall, heavy-set, or built person, you’re probably better off picking a large hunting blind. This allows you to have a wider range of movement that you can comfortably move in.
  • Elevation: Some hunting blinds will be elevated but you might want to opt for a low elevation hunting blind such as one at ground level or one that can sit partially submerged in water. The latter is commonly used when hunting waterfowl.
  • Accessibility: This one is for the hunters with mobility issues. While most hunting blinds suit most people, we all know that specific needs require specific tools so that you can enjoy hunting in comfort. Some hunting blinds on the market will offer customizations for larger doors and ramps to make hunting more accessible.

Are the Redneck Hunting Blinds Any Good?

redneck hunting blinds

Now that you know what to look for when buying hunting blinds, you can decide whether Redneck hunting blinds are for you.

Redneck’s box hunting blinds typically share the same features and only differ in size. They offer 5 x 6, 6 x 6, 6 x 7, and 6 x 8 box blinds that have a 360-degree field of vision. You can choose between several stand options including a stand with a porch extension.

The box itself is made with fiberglass walls with a gel coat finish. Redneck hunting blinds also have a gel coat finish that helps keep the fiberglass scratch-free. It’s designed to be completely seamless so that little sound and smell get into the interior chamber of the box. This ensures that when you’re hunting in it, you can get a good night’s sleep.

Our Verdict

Redneck hunting boxes are generally well-built and have a lot of customization options to cater to your needs and provide the features you want. In that sense, it’s worth it. But, and there’s always a but, they’re not exactly budget-friendly. While they may be worth the money, Redneck hunting blinds are just a little out of most people’s budgets.

That’s why we’ve put together a short list of Redneck hunting blinds alternatives that you can check out.

Alternatives to Redneck Hunting Blinds

Redneck hunting blinds aren’t the best fit for all hunters, despite their good value and build quality. If you’re looking for cheaper, more portable alternatives, you might be interested in these hunting blinds.

1. THUNDERBAY Portable Quick Setup Lightweight Camouflage Pop Up 3-Sided Ground Hunting Blind

hunting blind tent

This portable hunting blind from Thunderbay is a three-sided ground blind that provides coverage on the front and sides, leaving only the back open for you to slide into. It is primarily made of synthetic fabric and mesh that you can fold away and set up wherever you need it to be.

The Thunderbay hunting blind measures 48 x 48 x 36 inches. You can get it here.

2. Ameristep Doghouse Blind

Ameristep hunting blind

The Ameristep Doghouse Blind is an almost tent-like hunting blind that lets you zip up and open the panels on the side so you can shoot from all directions. The tent is also made of waterproof synthetic material so you don’t have to worry about the elements while you’re hunting.

You can get the Ameristep Doghouse Blind here.

3. Barronett Blinds 5-Sided Blinds

5 sided blinds

Barronett Blinds 5-Sided Blinds are a great hunting blind option for those who want their hunting blinds to be spacious. While it’s a little on the pricey end, you are getting a top-notch hunting blind that’s made of durable OxHide fabric that’s waterproof and can easily be pulled over the fiberglass frame.

You can get the Barronett Blinds 5-Sided Blinds here.

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