Looking to purchase a new tower blind. Would like something comfortable, not noisy, and windows/door work properly. Any suggestions would be appreciated? Located in Lexington, would like to stay within a couple hours.

Atascosa or MB Ranch King.

I have several of the MB Ranch King "Little Buck" blinds, on both 4ft and 8ft towers. Solid, very well built blinds with great doors and windows and all metal construction.

Was wanting to keep it under $5k.

Buy the T Box blind on the base at Woodsons. I've been looking too and for the money, that's about as good as you'll get, especially in your same town. Couple grand. I'm about to get one I think. You could look in Caldwell at the Ranch King blinds, but that'll be a minimum of another $1500 without a tower.

Lex-tex said:

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Was wanting to keep it under $5k.

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The Ranch King Little Buck blind with 8ft tower is around $3650. Again, everything on it is either steel or aluminum, with high quality doors and windows. I have a Boss blind as well. It's a good blind, but the windows don't seal up as well and the fiberglass shell starts breaking down and becoming brittle under constant UV exposure unless you repaint it periodically. The Ranch King blinds require no maintenance and will last your lifetime.

The GM gave me a tour of the Rank King facility a few months ago. Met the owner/founder as well. Amazing people. Top notched blinds. I have a couple of the insulated ones. Like the last guy said, they will last your lifetime.

I'd consider giving these a try: https://bigdoggdeerblinds.com/products/

We have been very happy with them.

I use phantom bow blinds if that's of any interest.

My FIL sells blinds in Tyler if that's in range

how much do those run

https://potbellyblind.com

Best blinds I've hunted in

https://www.hlhunt.com/


theres the website for you. ask for don - i've had one for 3 seasons with no issues. I built my own platform so it was a bit cheaper.

I bought a new blind 5'x7' from Texas Wildlife Supply about 10 years ago. The best blind I have ever hunted in. It is insulated, quiet, bug-proof, extremely stout and should last a lifetime. We have 4 fiberglass blinds on our place and I have hunted in all of them many times. The Monster blind is superior in everyway to the fiberglass blinds.

At the time I bought mine, they were having a special that included a free 12' tower. Not sure if they are still doing specials but it may be worth asking.

https://bossgamesystems.com/

They are located in Bryan.

regularjoe said:

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I'd consider giving these a try: https://bigdoggdeerblinds.com/products/

We have been very happy with them.

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I second this recommendation. I have one and am very happy with it.

Lex-tex (or any others) - I am just seeing this thread and noticed that a couple of folks mentioned Big Dogg Blinds. I can potentially help you with this line. If you have any interest, feel free to PM me and we can visit. Thanks!

https://www.allseasonsfeeders.com/products/big-chingon-on-5ft-stand

My MB Ranch King Little Buck blind floated this year on our pond. Moved it about 30 yards. Had about 10 inches of rain in one day. Never thought water could get up that high. It must've looked like a bobber floating in the pond. No water in the blind. Their doors and windows are tight. Got lucky it didn't flip over but not sure it's sinkable after this occurrence.