Definitely not a squeky 1970s office chair like we have.

Let's be honest, how comfy does it need to really be when you show up 30 min before the feeder goes off, and stay maybe an hour after. j/k, kinda. Modern TX white tail hunting isn't the hardest thing going anymore the way it's now done, and i'm ok with that, but a slightly soar ass is probably a fair trade off to harvest a deer over a feeder.

Serious answer, a Lazy-boy.

That is pretty badass!

Unfortunately, I am more of a "steal my neighbors office chair that he has out at the curb for trash" kind of guy. Yes, I really do this and picked up another blind char a few weeks ago doing this exact thing LOL

ttha_aggie_09 said:

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That is pretty badass!

Unfortunately, I am more of a "steal my neighbors office chair that he has out at the curb for trash" kind of guy. Yes, I really do this and picked up another blind char a few weeks ago doing this exact thing LOL

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I have office chairs in all my blinds, some I bought for $20 off Facebook Market Place. A couple I picked up from the curb. Work great, wheels, adjustable height and arms. Still keeping my eye out for a big old high back leather one to really get proper sleep.

I thought it was state law that you have to use an old office chair that may or may not have something living in it and/or may stab you if you sit in it wrong.
It must also be a shade of brown/green/yellow that was popular no more recently than 1984.

I used a folding chair. Folded it up and put it on a wall each time I left.

When I was a kid I usually knocked it over when I was getting into the stand so I could scare off all the deer that were about to come into the feeder.

Just make sure you keep that storage bag below it zipped up tight. Had an extra dove stool in a blind with that unzipped.

The size of the wasp nest in that storage pocket made me hit my PR 40 yd dash, wearing snake boots