The guys over at BowHunterPlanet.com posted a hunting review for the KillZone Turret XL hub style ground blind with Zero Detect camo. Along with a basic overview of the features the Turret XL has to offer, the review covers some of the benefits of the blind, including its generous size and unique camouflage pattern.

Here is an excerpt from the review:

“This has to be one of the best ground blinds on the market today. This Hub Style portable blind was easy to set up and has enough room to fit a hunter and cameraman/caller. The Blind also features easy to use windows with shoot through mesh. The blind sits at 66” center height and 72” x 72” hub to hub. The blind features scent-dampening carbon stealth protection, black out interior with open floor, Zero Detect camo, 4 Full Size Windows with mesh, triangle roof hatch with zipper closure and weighs only 14lbs. The blind gives hunters an advantage when hunting on the ground. With the unique camo pattern and extensive space this blind fits pretty much any hunting application.”

To read more, visit the BowHunterPlanet blog, or see the Turret XL blind info and demo video on our website.

There’s been some buzz over the KillZone Lay ‘n Slay© Layout Hunting Blind on the goose hunting forum at NodakOutdoors.com. See what a couple of goose hunters have to say about the blind:

Goose hunter Kelly H. received his order from KillZone Hunting for the Lay ‘n Slay© Hunting Blind and had this to say about his new blind:

“Well it arrived today. It has a powder coat metal frame, not aluminum. Doesn’t matter to me. It seems like there might be some kind of insulation in the bottom of the feet area. Very roomy, but the side zippers are kind of small. I think it will be very hard to flag with them. The back rest, head support seemed comfy, nothing under my butt or shoulders. The cushion seemed ok. It has heavier material that most, and the floor feels like it has some kind of rubberized coating. It is only khaki color, but with a little help and time should be ok.”

After some back-and-forth bantering, another hunter replied, “I really hope the blind works out. If it does you got it for a heck of a steal. As for flagging out the sides, I find that to be a pain in most blinds. I try it every now and then but I usually find myself keeping it right behind my blind with the handle just a few inches from my head. That seems to be the only place I can always find it when I need it.”

Kelly then responded with some further comments on the new layout blind: “I don’t know what it will be like in the field, and I know it will take a lot of stubble to camo it up, but it seems comfy in the garage. Just takes a little getting used to. I have never been in one before, so I’m not a good judge. I have a Cabelas brand (used), and an F A SUB (new) coming. So I will have something to compare too.

So far I like the Kill Zone, my Cabelas doesn’t cover your face, but it has a lot more inside room and more comfortable head and back support. I think the Kill Zone has heavier fabric and better supports for the doors. The KZ also has thin insulation on foot box floor, the Cab. Doesn’t.”

You can find out more about the KillZone Lay ‘n Slay© Hunting Blind on our website, with more layout blind reviews from other hunters just like you.

The KillZone Turret XL Ground Blind has hunters talking. Priced at only $99 and offering many of the same features as the top brands, the Turret XL offers spacious room, quiet window closures, shoot through mesh, roof hatch, carbon scent block, and two choices of camo patterns.

Here’s what a couple of Michigan hunters have to say about their Turret XL blinds:

“I have a KillZone Turret XL, and it’s great! With 11 shooting windows (all have shoot through mesh) and a roof hatch, there’s no limit to the opportunities to use it.” (Longhair)

“Bought two of the KillZone Turret-XL blinds this year and am pretty impressed so far. 6×6 inside and 66 inch center. Also has a zippered roof hatch so you can stand up for a spell just to look around. For $99.00 shipped to my door and removable mesh windows I couldn’t beat it.

I really can’t find anything I don’t like about it for the money spent. The camo pattern and fabric are very acceptable imo. Sheen doesn’t seem bad at all, much less than the Ameristeps I have owned. The material is pretty tight, so flap in the wind is of no concern to me. The hubs are of some type plastic material [now made of lightweight steel], but I found them fully functional during the muzzleloader season. No problem with the tiedown points, at the top or sides. The stakes are cheap, but I didn’t find them needed anyway….

But for $99, and to my door in 3 days, I don’t hesitate to recommend it to the “cost” concious. I bought two, and my bro in law liked what he saw, and he also bought one.

I would give it at least an 8 1/2 of 10 rating. Better, but one of the window loop keepers needed a little more thread to hold it in place. For the money spent, I’m pleased. Can’t say that for a lot of things I bought over the years.” (Don)

Full reviews and comments are posted on the Michigan Sportsman forum.

For more information on the Turret XL Hunting Blind, click here to see our product page, video spotlight, and customer reviews for this blind.

If you’re looking for the best portable chair blind for your next hunting or wildlife expedition, take a look at this chair blind review from a KillZone customer:

“I’ve had one of these chairs for nearly two years now, am generally very impressed with it. I’m a big guy…6ft tall and 275 pounds. After using it for my wildlife photography probably 40 times, I finally broke one of the grommets on the chair seat. Having said that, I’m ready to order another one, because it’s WAY better the first “cheapo” camo-chair that I had before (it only lasted for about 10 sessions before completely collapsing, and it didn’t have as much camo coverage.

This product was clearly designed by someone who uses it. It has plenty of room in front of the seat for a gear-bag, and with two zippers on each window you have good flexibility with creating right-sized peepholes. Although I haven’t tested water-tightness myself, it looks like it should hold up well (certainly with a little CampDry sprayed on the fabric). It’s very easy to pack and unpack, a quick-disconnect belt (sewn to the fabric) wraps around the unit once the spring-metal frame is compressed. The carrying bag even has backpack straps, but you may want to add your own bungee cord across your chest to keep the strap from sliding off your shoulders.”

- Ken Agee

The KillZone Single Shooter Chair Blind offers concealment and comfortable seating all in one lightweight package. This blind is the perfect for hunting or observing wildlife on your own. For hunting with friends and family, take a look at the 2 Shooter Chair Blind or our larger hub style or pop up blinds.

The 360 Hub Style Ground Blind is great for turkey hunting, deer hunting, and even duck hunting with the zip-open roof window. It offers 360-degree visibility, with no blind spots where game can sneak by you.

Here’s a ground blind review on the 360 Hub Style from one of our customers, posted on the forum at USAHuntingPros.com:

Post Subject: KillZone 360 Hub Style Ground Blind

“Just got mine today and I can’t wait to try this thing out in the woods. I popped the blind up tonight inside and I couldn’t believe how easy it was.…

The size of this thing is awesome. From corner to corner 72”x72” and there is plenty of room for movement, seats, heaters, and two people can fit comfortably for those who like to film or hunt with another person.…

So far this thing looks awesome and I can’t wait to put it to the test come season to see how it holds up to the weather and outdoor climates. For the price, I don’t think you can beat it.”

In a follow-up post a few months later…

“Just an update on the blind. I used it all during turkey season and couldn’t of been more happy with my purchase. It withstood some nasty weather and high winds and did not once pull out from the ground or get any damage. The blind has plenty of room for two people and has quiet zippers and attachments to open and close the windows.

I rate this as the best blind I have purchased so far for its price.”

See the full forum post with pictures at USAHuntingPros.com! Or get a 360 Hub Blind for yourself!

Take your pick from any of these well-recommended ground blinds: Turret XL, 2 Person Chair Blind, Pop Up, and Layout. See what other customers had to say about these blinds below.

Turret XL Blind

“Couldn’t be more please with my purchase. Forget the instructions, watch the online video…and it is as easy to put up as the guys show. Very study, water repellent just enough room for two people. Shooting through the screens works like they say. Doesn’t affect your arrow trajectory. Also impressed with shipping and tracking info that is emailed to me at every step of the way.”
- Jim A., Colorado

“This is the first blind that I have owned and I could not be happier. This blind is so easy to set up that it took me all of 60 seconds out of the box on the first try. The inside is very roomy and fit me and my two boys 17 and 15. I think the construction is of great quality and will stand up to many years of hunting. Opening morning we had 3 bucks 6 does, one coyote and a turkey walk right by us. You could not beat the price for this blind based on the size and quality. If you are looking for a high quality blind do not hesitate purchasing this one.”
- J. Ryan

“We were very pleased with the blind. We ordered it for our son for Christmas and then ordered another for my husband after seeing the first one.”
- C. Randall

2 Person Chair Blind

“Grandson and I used this blind. We sat for a couple hours through a thunder storm and it had only a few slow leaks. I had to reinforce the stitching on the “chair leg holders”, because it was not quite strong enough and coated outside cover with a water repellent spray. I like the versatility of this stand good color pattern, and quite comfortable, I may add. Well worth the money I paid for it. They just need to put more or use heaver stitching.”
- Aenon, Georgia

Pop Up Blind

“Great blind for the price. It is light so it may need staked down. Plenty of room and easy to set up. Velcro on the windows are loud.”
- S. Mishler

“Great product–fits my turkey and deer hunting blind needs!! Like the light weight-14 lbs.”
- Roger S.

Layout Blind

“Had problem with push buttons on head rest and a fiber connector snapping in extreme cold. Customer service was pleasant and responsive and replaced with new blind. Would recommend.”
- D. Jones

“It is a good product. It works like they say it does and does the job. The only thing is its not made for healthy people. By that I mean us more rotund fat boys. I can barely close the flaps all the way and be comfortable. Other than that no complaints at all.”
- Chance Burnett

Not sure which hunting blind is the best one? Check out these hunting blind reviews for chair blinds, pop up blinds, and layout blinds by KillZone.

Chair Blind Reviews

Super cool blind. I’m a outdoors photography fan, and I have a bunch of friends that loves hunting, the deer season just started, I got me the Canon 300 mm f/2.8 (super cool lens) and my biggest concern of this product was the inside space, Well let me tell you some thing, you have plenty for a long lens, monopod, pro camera and your camera bag. This weekend I’ll go to test it in a hunting ranch in Mexico, to try it in real live and I’m sure it will perform fantastic. The assembly’s system couldn’t be easier “dumb proof”, just pool the blind out of it bag, pull and play. For wild life photography is a great asset.

- Miguel

Nice two man blind for the money. I have not had a chance to use it hunting this year. Purchased it after hunting season. But I used a one man version from a competitor and found it to be a must for deer hunting. I like the KillZone material better and that is why I purchased their brand.

- Raymond

Pop Up Blind Reviews

I used the blind this year and it was great. I would recommend it as a good tool.

- E. Diem

Came in record time, excellent condition, excellent blind, I could not be happier. Thank You.

- P. Rose

Fast delivery, easy setup, teardown and packing very quick, great wind break, shoot out 4 sides, all you need is a chair to sit on and maybe a cargo tarp for flooring. Excellent product. Great price.

- N. Svoma

nice blind for the price. one thing is that I have a 30 inch draw length and it’s just to big for this size blind, i have to keep the back window open for my draw arm to go out, so if you have a long draw keep that in mind. other than that it’s great for crossbow and firearms!

- N. Burch

Layout Blind Reviews

This blind is a bargain for the price! I’m a serious hunter and this is just like my expensive layout blinds.

- T. Rohlfing

The Turret Pop Up Blind by KillZone Hunting is one of our most popular ground blinds. It’s incredibly easy to set up and take down, plus it’s got all the must-have features, including carbon scent protection, shoot through mesh, and big windows all around the blind.

This new video demonstrates the simple process of opening up the pop up blind, installing the support poles, and putting in the stakes. After giving you a quick taste of the benefits and features of this blind, we’ll show you how to tear it down and store it in the hands-free backpack case.

The KillZone Turret Blind is loaded with the best hunting blind features in the industry, including the following:

• Full carbon black-out interior to hide you from game and dampen your scent
• Full-size door (no dwarf-sized slits here!) for easy in, easy out
• Shoot through mesh all around the blind, including a shoot through mesh window right in the door
• Huge shooting windows on all sides of the blind
• Autumn Wooded Oak camo pattern
• Lightweight, sturdy frame design

Find out more about the KillZone Turret Pop Up Blind by watching the video and visiting the Turret product page for more details. Now available for only $69.99! Always free shipping (lower 48 states).

Check out the new hunting video by KillZone! This video demonstrates how to set up and take down the Lay ‘n Slay waterfowl layout blind. You can get a full 360° view of the inside and outside of the blind.

The Lay ‘n Slay blind is perfect for duck, goose, and other waterfowl hunting. It’s packed with the latest features, including:

• Doors that close in a flash with quick pull cords and fling open with minimal pressure
• Flag ports that allow you to grab and wave your flag while staying completely hidden
• A flag tube and ammunition pouch for convenient storage inside the blind
• A face concealment screen that can be tucked under for a clear view of the sky
• A zippered opening at the foot of the blind that lets you dump out all the shells at the end of the day
• Stubble straps all the way down the length of the blind for brushing it in any way you want to

See the Lay ‘n Slay waterfowl blind in action in this video, then swing on over to our Lay ‘n Slay product page to check out the blind for yourself! Now only $99!

Our customers are raving about the Turret Pop Up Hunting Blind. Here are just a few hunting reviews we’ve received for the Turret Blind.

“I did a lot of research on this blind and many others before I decided on this particular blind. I think the three factors that helped me decide on this one were price, camo color and ease of operation.

…The 4 window combinations are very versatile allowing you different combinations of shooting angles. I think the blind will be just as user friendly for a bowhunter as well as for someone using a rifle. It is also big enough for two people to use without any discomfort.”

- R. Harrison

“This blind is pretty big and can accommodate two people. It is light, easy to set up, and easy to carry around thanks to the carry bag. You get a good blind for the money.”

- “Frenchie”

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