"Easy to put up and take down, and slips into the backpack type case easily." - C. Loop

Want to know what other customers say about the KillZone Pop-Up Ground Blind? See below for hunting blind reviews on this 1-2 man tent.

“A good buy if you are looking for a one person blind. I am six feet tall and need to duck a bit when inside, but once you’re in your seat it is perfect for a one person show. I can shoot my bow out of it no problem (just make sure you have a low stool, bucket seat, etc.), and the shoot through mesh is great for using a rifle. Easy to put up and take down, and slips into the backpack type case easily. Instructions were a little hazy, but easy to figure out once you do it a few times.”
- C. Loop

“This blind is exactly what I wanted. It is a pop up blind that sets up and collapses in seconds. If you are looking to get a ground blind look no further. Buy this now. On top of all this it showed up 2 days after ordering.”
- T. Lowman

“Works great!! I’ve read several reviews that the zippers are flimsy. While I agree they might not be heavy duty, I would not call the zippers ‘flimsy’. You just need to be careful about how tight you stretch the blind when you stake it down to the ground. You can relieve stretch in the fabric and make closing zippers easier by simply pulling the gap closed as you zip the door or windows shut.”
- Christopher H.

“I ordered a blind for me and one for a co-worker. I received them in 3 days and have both shot a bird out of them-one bow kill and one shotgun. Good product-great seller.”
- Michael H.

"Well built seat and lots of room." - Joel S.

One- and two-person portable chair blinds make it easy to get your gear into the woods, set up fast, and keep yourself hidden in prime gaming areas. Check out the hunting reviews below for what other hunters think about our chair ground blinds.

“Dad loves it! I bought this as a present for my dad, who can’t climb into tree stands anymore. When he opened it, I was very pleased with how easy it was to set up. The seat is very comfortable and well constructed. I’m not a big fan of the velcro due to the noise, but that is the only—and I mean only—negative. This is a great ground blind and will help my dad keep doing what he enjoys. I can’t wait to hear the story when he drops that big one.”
- Chris Sullivan

“Great product. Just as described, maybe better. Well built seat and lots of room. It is easy to use and portable. My dad loves it.”
- Joel S.

“I’m impressed with initial quality. I initially bought this with intentions of tearing it apart and using it to cover my outdoor motorized wheelchair. I like the blind chair so much as is, I can’t bring myself to tear it apart. I’ll have to wait for it to break or give out on me before cannibalizing it. In the meantime, I’ll just transfer from wheelchair to blind chair. While not evident in photos, all windows have removable camo bug netting. Will pair with Gorilla shooting stick (another bargain) to reduce any gun holding fatigue. Included camo backpack makes it even more of a bargain. Great product, KillZone.”
- Jay (Texas)

“Was pleasantly surprised how quickly the item arrived. Don’t know what would be different about blinds costing 2 and 3 times as much.”
- Jack S.

“The perfect portable blind for me and my 4 year old daughter. Easy packing, easy setup. Must buy.”
- Larry F.

“Very nice blind and look forward to using it this year.”
- David M.

“Great product. Very roomy and seems well constructed. Less expensive than others and does the job well. Would order again.”
- Harold Fultz, Jr.

“It arrived promptly and was a great product beyond expectations. The hunter receiving it was thrilled, and I was glad to have the opportunity to purchase a birthday present of such good quality for a great price.”
- John C.

"For whatever reason, this all brown layout blind tends to blend in equally well in all different types of ground cover that I have encountered." - Christopher B.

The plain brown canvas on the original KillZone Layout Blind might not be as flashy as the new camo patterns now available on the market, but its universal color blends in with a wide variety of settings. So whether you’re hiding in corn stubble in the fall or near marshy reeds in the spring, you can easily brush in the blind to match your surroundings.

See what Christopher Bowling, a waterfowl hunter from Kansas, has to say about his KillZone layout blind:

From Christopher Bowling:

“I have owned this blind for two years now and mainly use it for goose hunting in Kansas. I have used it approximately 5-10 times per year, and I consider myself a novice hunter.

“With that being said, this layout blind has worked extremely well for me thus far. I have used it in the extreme cold (-20 below) to the moderate heat (60 above) and in just about every type of weather conditions. I have had zero problems with it thus far.

“I usually hunt with slightly more serious hunters who I would consider above novice level but not professionals. All of my friends that I hunt with have $300-400 layout blinds purchased at Cabelas or Bass Pro Shop. All of them tend to like my blind better than theirs, especially for the price.

“My biggest concern with the initial purchase of the blind was the lack of camo pattern on the blind. However, it has never been an issue. In fact, the blind tends to blend in better than camo layout blinds.

“I have found that it is usually very hard to match the different types of camo patterns on normal layout blinds to the exact environment I hunt in. Since we rarely hunt in the exact same spot, we have a variety of different brush around us.

“For whatever reason, this all brown layout blind tends to blend in equally well in all different types of ground cover that I have encountered. I always mix the local vegetation in with the blind and normally disappear very quickly or better than my friends.

“It is well constructed and has also kept me dry in very wet / muddy conditions. My only complaint is the lack of back support in the design during very long hours of hunting. However, I don’t know of anyone in any blind thus far who doesn’t have the same problem.

“Carries well when folded up and is a very good buy for someone trying to save money.

“I would definitely purchase another one in the future. Hope this helped.”

We hope so, too! Check out the KillZone layout blinds for more information.

Outdoor Life pigeon hunting with KillZone layout blinds (Photo by Andrew McKean)

What’s so great about pigeon hunting? Ask the folks at Soar No More, who are on a mission to change the hunter’s view of wingshooting and adventure. Soar No More was featured in an article by Outdoor Life magazine, where they demonstrated how a sport with no bag limits, no seasons, and little to no restrictions could trump the typical duck hunting outing.

Based in Idaho, this pigeon-hunting, wingshooting group of guys can bring down over 100 or 200 pigeons all in a day’s work—often getting two or three passes at the same flock of pigeons before they wise up.

The gunners hide behind cow decoys or in layout blinds (Outdoor Life loved the KillZone layouts that Soar No More uses) near a spread of pigeon decoys designed by Soar No More. And once the birds come in, the fun doesn’t stop until the ammunition runs out.

So why not give it a try? As Neal Hunt of Soar No More says, it’s just “one more way to put your KillZone layout blind to use in the off season.”

"Big enough for 2 grown men and plenty of room to store stuff." - DGA

“This is a great blind. It is mostly waterproof, and for a brand that isn’t well known, it is just as good as a Primos. It has a good camo pattern, and I think that it is important to get a 360 blind especially if you hunt with a bow.”
- Soccerfan71 (Ravenswood, WV)

“I bought this hub as a backup to another that I have, and upon setting the pair of them up as a comparison, I’ve decided my much more expensive other unit will be my backup and this KillZone will fill the go-to blind billing. It’s well built and offers absolutely unparalleled visibility and utility. I couldn’t be happier with my purchase.”
- Pilot107

“My dad and I are enjoying this blind. It is the best one we have ever used. It has magnet attached walls, so it is quiet. Big enough for 2 grown men and plenty of room to store stuff. Well-camouflaged and is shine-resistant.”
- DGA

“I have a KillZone blind and really like it. Have had deer walk by it within 5 feet.”
- “South Georgia”

“This is a great ground blind. I have 12 total ground blinds and many costing much more than this. I am very pleased.”
- Mike M.

When our noses start to itch, we know someone’s been talking about us. A couple of waterfowl hunters from Georgia have been swapping opinions on our KillZone Layout Blind on the Georgia Outdoor News forum. Check out what they had to say:

Miller-Black: “I have been wanting a layout blind for awhile now and did not want to lay under burlap again and get soaked this year (although it was effective). I went ahead and bought a KillZone Layout… Just got it today in the mail. It seems to be a knock-off Finisher. I feel like the quality is ok but only time will tell. I will let you guys know how it does in a month from now. Here are the pics.”

Layout blind with carry straps

Layout blind unfolded

Layout blind set up

Even dogs like the KillZone Layout blind

Layout blind with doors closed

“Almost forgot the best one.”

Beer can holder

Another duck hunter on the forum replied, “I have one as well. I bought it brand new from the KillZone website… I have hunted geese in Georgia and hunted ducks in Arkansas with it and I love it. Easy to set up and I almost always go to sleep in it. I’m 6’8″ and I have no problem getting in and out. Also, the Finisher Neo tube will work great on this blind. For the money it is the best…I can almost buy 3 for what 1 Finisher cost.”

We love hearing from our customers! Thanks to Matt for sending us this note about his new Turret Pop-Up ground blind from KillZone Hunting:

“I posted some pics of the Open Woods camo on AT.com from when I was out hunting yesterday. This has to be one of the best camo patterns available for hunting blinds.”

Matt is a bowhunter who bought one of our KillZone Turret ground blinds with the new Open Woods camo pattern. The Turret blind is small enough to blend in easily with its surroundings but large enough for drawing a bow. Matt said, “There’s enough room to draw inside for one hunter. If you sit more towards the corner you get a little more space.”

Open Woods camo in the woods (closeup shot)

Shot from further away (Tip: Use the camo mesh to eliminate the black hole effect.)

Open Woods camo from a distance

Duck hunting is a family tradition for Tom McCullough, one of the owners behind KillZone Hunting. In November 2011, his family met up in South Dakota for a duck hunt, using a mix of blinds, including some of our KillZone Lay ‘n Slay waterfowl blinds. The khaki material is perfect for hunting in a cornfield. See their duck hunting success in the slideshow below!

What’s better than getting your first deer? Getting it on your birthday! Congratulations to Jonathan from Pennsylvania for getting his first deer on October 21, 2011. Watch the video for the whole replay of this youth’s successful deer hunt.

Jonathan and his uncle used a KillZone Turret XL ground blind for their hunt. This ground blind blends in well with late season hunting in the open woods or on the edge of a field.

Nothing compares to the adrenaline rush of seeing a kid get his first buck! This video shows Jonathan, a Pennsylvania youth hunter, on a deer hunt with his uncle. Jonathan got a perfect shot on a beautiful buck and tracked it down with no problem. The buck came in to the decoy at about 16 or 17 yards, and Jonathan shot him with a Parker crossbow and a G5 striker for a dead-on double lung shot.

“If you get a chance to take a kid out hunting,” Jonathan’s uncle says, “take them out hunting. It can change their life and your life forever.” Jonathan and his uncle hunted from the KillZone Turret XL ground blind, available in Zero Detect, Autumn Wooded Oak, and Open Woods camo.