Shadow Hunter Blind Chair from Browning

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posted on March 21, 2014
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New for 2014, Browning Camping introduces the Shadow Hunter Blind Chair. With all the features they pack into it, you can sit through that last hour of light in comfort. The Shadow Hunter Blind Chair is super sturdy with a mesh seat and backrest. It swivels 360 degrees so you can shoot in any direction, and it does so silently, so you won’t have to worry about spooking that big buck. Legs are independently adjustable, so whether you’re on flat ground or a slope, the chair will be level. And because no blind is the same, an adjustable seat allows you to set the right height for your specifications.

Check out this product and more at browning camping.com.

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