GhostBlind 4-Panel Hunting Blind for Predator Hunting

Matthew eastman: Came with some blemishes small dents on the mirror, slightly effect performance but it does blend well If you use it right. For 350 bucks I'd prefer to not have something that has some dents

Canada on Oct 17, 2023

Cyril Michaud: Game changer. hide in plain view

Canada on Aug 23, 2023

Ron H.: This is my 2nd Ghost Blind. The first one is still in great shape - this 2nd one gives me more options.

United States on May 17, 2023

Tim C: After having this for a month or so and taking it hunting a few times I have to say This blind is kind of neat in that it can really camouflage the hunter from the front, however it is just not tall enough or wide enough to truly be effective. The game that you are chasing essentially has to stay directly in front of you for this to be effective. If they come from either side or behind you they will pick you off like a sitting duck. It’s also not tall enough, sitting in a normal folding chair my entire head sits above the top of the blind so I have to lean forward very awkwardly and uncomfortably to even be hidden behind the blind. I had a little spike come up towards me and he didn’t know what I was at first but as soon as he moved to the side of me he realized what was going on and took off. Thankfully it wasn’t my target buck but knowing what I know now I would not purchase again unless it was about 1-2 feet taller and double the width.

United States on Nov 24, 2022

Soco: Yes it is cool and effective. It’s pricey for what it is and it could use two more panels for more coverage. The extenders should also come with it if the extra panels aren’t going to be added. It will also fog up on a cold day. It’s likely a good solution for a run and gun setup. If it met the conditions above it would be a far better product.

United States on Nov 06, 2022

jenjen: We used this last year for ground hunting. There are pluses and minuses. It definitely camouflage you BUT if there is sun shining at it then IMO its worthless as the sun bounces off it and about blinds you or rather the person or deer looking at it.. and i was exposed from the side.. Needless to say we didn't see any deer this past fall..but I'm not sure all of it was due to this. We'd found out some people had been hunting on our land without permission and we sort of think out of season ....anyway you can see from the pictures that it definitely camouflage you but it was kind of a pain to set up where we out it and tried to use branches etc to help hold it in place as we felt like it would tip over easily. I made a carry bag out of a duvet I found at a 2nd had store ..for this price they should include the carrying bag!
We'll try it again this fall. Fingers crossed

United States on Aug 08, 2022

Renegade G2: Ghost runner seemed a bit too short to me. Nice setup with matching seat.

Canada on Aug 23, 2018

Denis Larocque: This ghostblind was purchase for my son in law for his birthday which he was super excited since he is a vivid hunter. MOOSE DEER DUCK ETC...

Canada on Dec 01, 2016

Meng Chen: Works great as advertised, would of been nice to include a couple of more pegs and tie downs though for the price of this thing.

Canada on Nov 16, 2014

BuckBuck: After much online study I decided to order the Ghost Blind Runner. I'm giving it four stars because I haven't used it enough to be sure it's perfect. I was originally hesitant to buy because of the price and it looked like some cardboard with mylar on the back. When I received mine I was pleasantly surprised with what appears to be a well thought out and fairly rugged product.

I knew how tall it was; some reviewers evidently don't read and then give a low rating because they made the wrong choice. I felt sure that I would not want to carry the larger Predator model into some of the places I hunt. This smaller Runner model is fairly easy to carry through brush, and not too heavy.

It is quicker and easier to set this up than to cut brush and build a natural blind like I did in the past. More important it appears to blend in so well that I believe I can set it up and hunt rather than need to wait for the deer to become accustomed to it. I'm fairly sure that it will fool turkeys. I will update this review if my results change.

I sit behind it on a very short turkey hunting stool. No, it doesn't hide all of me, but if the blind was much taller I couldn't shoot over...

United States on Nov 07, 2013