Hunting More Effectively with the Advantage 2-Man Whitetail Hunting Blind

Hunting spots that consistently produce deer year after year – either because they overlook a natural funnel or a consistent food source – can be even more productive with an Advantage 2-Man Whitetail Hunting blind.

Advantage 2-man blinds are roomy, comfortable and give the hunter the option to hunt from the ground, or to install the blind in an elevated position. They are easy to use, nearly maintenance free and can make you a more effective hunter under real-world hunting conditions. Because it is a rigid-frame, enclosed hunting blind, the Advantage Whitetail allows you to hunt out of the rain and wind while reducing the ability of deer to see or smell you.

The Whitetail Blind’s heavy duty Polyethylene Black Shell, polycarbonate windows, bolt-through design with interlocking corners and carpeted 3/4-inch pressure-treated floor mean the blind is waterproof, bug-resistant, safe, quiet and nearly maintenance free.

The windows flip up and out of your way, providing 360-degree shooting – whether you are shooting a rifle, muzzleloader, vertical bow or crossbow. In many blinds, corner posts obscure your view, but in the Whitetail Blind tinted corner windows allow you to look in any direction with no delay and keep your eyes on moving deer. The interior is black, making it very difficult for deer to tell you are in the Whitetail Blind even when the windows are open and the blind is on ground level.

The two-man blind, though sturdy enough to have a 500-pound capacity rating, weighs just 165 pounds. With a 5-foot by 5-foot floor space, it’s big enough for two hunters, but can also be transported in the back of a pick-up.

For elevated hunting, the blind has an optional trap door, which is easy to access when the blind is mounted on the SCENTite Quadpod kit.

Why not hunt your favorite spots this coming season with more comfort and less fatigue? An Advantage whitetail blind allows you to hunt harder and longer while simultaneously making it more difficult for deer to tell you are there.

Late spring and early summer – right now – is a great time to put in a Whitetail blind. Deer will become accustom to it long before deer season arrives and your best spot will be even better.

Serious hunters take every Advantage they can get.