Im on a quest for the perfect ground blind. NO velcro or zippers allowed. Preferably windows slide from both top and bottom to create small shooting gap in the middle. Anyone got one like that??

From that description. Tidewe. I own 4 now.

Do they have a zipper on the back door?

I have a few Xenek Blinds and they are awesome. Have a mixture of the sniper and ascent. The windows are zipperless and adjust with ease. They are pitch black inside too.

I have a double bull and love it. It has a zippered door, but I enter through the front window when I’m worried about sound.

A chair and some bushes.

I employ that tactic quite a bit also.

Not near as waterproof as a blind, though. 🤣

I've got a double bull and it's not great when it's cold you'll freeze your ass off

One version has magnets on the entry door.

ive hunted out of these types of blinds for years with no problem . only bad thing you have to watch for is the rods breaking if you leave them out . . i use 3/8 clear rubber hose to run the rods thru this seems to stop them from breaking and if they do the cant tear the blind . i hit the tops with silicone also put a heater in them . leave them out all season . just be sure you tie them down good i had one get gone and never found it . wind got it , it was in a group of trees in a field 55 mph wind took it away .

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Google “ barronett ground blinds.” They have a lot of models to choose from. I bought one last year and love it. I’ll be ordering more.

I was going to say Barronett until you said no zippers. Entry door has a zipper, windows on silent slides on the one I have. Best pop-up blind I have ever sat in.

Good chairs, to me, are more important than any feature of the blind. If you ain't comfortable, you can't sit still, and if you can't sit still, you will spook the deer, whether you are in a ground blind, tree stand, or a box blind. If I hunt an unfamiliar place, even if I'm paying to be there, I carry my Millennium blind chair with me. If the chair in the blind is good, I leave mine at the bottom of the ladder. If not, I use mine and work around the existing chair.

I bought a few of the buck bourbon blinds, they have no zippers or velcro. I have slipped into them with deer less than 75 yards in front of them and never got busted.

I made the mistake of buying one of them see thru blinds. I hate it. I like my blinds dark, with just a spot horizontal in the middle to shoot from. You can move your head, drink your coffee without an issue. These see thru walls allow so much light in I don't feel as hidden, if that makes sense.

I bought a Tidewe see through last season and it's been fine. Easy to set up and not expensive. I like the see through feature and the back is black. If I was shooting 360 degrees it may have been a problem but where I have it I only will be shooting in one direction.