Terrain Archer 6x6 Bow Hunting Blind

Terrain Archer Bow Blind Arc Door   Features Oversized vertical windows built specifically for a full, quiet bow draw with no elbow gymnastics Five-sided design delivers true 360 degree shooting access, so that giant slipping in behind you is still in trouble Arched full-access door adds real head room for tall hunters and bulky cold-weather gear New Living Hinges let windows lay flat and silent, no more spooky slap sounds mid-draw Twin-sheet thermoform door and frame add serious rigidity where cheap blinds flex and rattle One-piece sliding door latch keeps things sealed up tight from wind, weather, and curious critters Tinted plexiglass windows with formed awnings block silhouettes and shed rain or snow Maintenance-free, UV-protected HDPE construction that shrugs off sun, sleet, and seasons of abuse Overlapping walls seal out drafts and scent leaks better than fabric hubs ever could Pre-drilled holes and included hardware make setup fast, even solo in the timber Transport whole in a pickup or knock it down and assemble on site Backed by a 1 year warranty and available in a low-profile olive finish   Specifications Length: 75" / 191cm Width: 72" / 183cm Height: 85" / 216cm Weight: 135 lbs / 61kg Material: UV-protected High-Density Polyethylene (HDPE) Windows: Tinted Plexiglass with formed awnings Door: Twin-sheet thermoform arched full-access door Capacity: 1 to 2 hunters with gear Color: Olive Warranty: 1 Year SKU: 04621V   Description   If you have ever tried to draw a bow inside a blind that was clearly designed by someone who has never actually drawn a bow, the Terrain Archer is going to feel like a small miracle. Those oversized vertical windows were built with bowhunters in mind first, giving you the room to come to full draw smoothly without clipping a limb, a cam, or your own knuckles. At 75" long, 72" wide, and 85" tall, there is real space in here for you, a buddy, a heater, and the pile of gear you swear you need.   The five-sided footprint gives you honest 360 degree visibility, which matters when that mature buck decides to circle downwind at the worst possible moment. Four full-view shooting ports and tinted plexiglass windows keep you hidden while you scan, and the formed awnings shed rain and wet snow away from your setup. The new Living Hinges let each window lay completely flat and silent, which is the kind of detail you only appreciate after years of watching deer blow out from a squeaky flap.   Build quality is where the Archer really earns its keep. The maintenance-free HDPE shell is UV protected, so it does not chalk out and fade after one summer in the sun like cheaper plastic blinds. The new twin-sheet thermoform door and frame add real structural stiffness, the overlapping walls block drafts and scent, and the one-piece sliding latch keeps the door locked down when the wind gets ugly. At 135 pounds it hauls in the bed of a pickup, or you can break it down and assemble on site using the pre-drilled holes and included hardware.   From an early October bow sit in shirtsleeves to a late season muzzleloader hunt with snow piling on the awnings, the Archer is built to run all year and hold up for the long haul. That is exactly the kind of gear we have been standing behind at Outdoors For Less since 1998.   Check Out The Full Lineup Of Terrain Gear   Terrain Hunting Gear   Why Hunters Love It   Bowhunters love the Archer because it finally treats them like the primary customer instead of an afterthought. Those tall vertical windows, the quiet Living Hinges, and the arched door that does not force you to duck are the kind of details that show up on your trail cam as tagged bucks, not blown stalks.   Gun hunters love it just as much. The insulated HDPE walls hold heat when you pair it with a small heater, the tinted plexiglass keeps deer from picking you off at 20 yards, and the whole thing is built to stay in the field year after year without babysitting. Set it, hunt it, forget the maintenance.   Frequently Asked Questions   Is the Archer big enough for two hunters? Yes. The 75" x 72" footprint and 85" interior height comfortably fit one or two hunters with bows, packs, chairs, and a heater. It is one of the roomier hard-sided blinds on the market for its footprint.   Can I actually draw a compound bow inside it? That is what it was built for. The oversized vertical windows give you full clearance for a smooth draw cycle, and the interior height keeps tall hunters from clipping the ceiling. Even longer axle-to-axle setups have plenty of room.   How difficult is assembly and can I do it alone? All the panels come pre-drilled with hardware included, so it is essentially bolt together. Most hunters can knock it out solo in an afternoon, but a second set of hands makes lining up the walls faster and easier.   Will it hold up to snow, wind, and long-term outdoor use? Absolutely. The UV-protected HDPE construction resists fading and cracking, the overlapping walls seal out weather, and the formed window awnings shed rain and snow. It is designed to live outdoors year round.   Can I move it once it is assembled? At 135 lbs fully built, two people can shuffle it short distances or slide it onto a trailer. For longer moves, most guys disassemble the panels and reassemble at the new spot.   Does it come with a floor or platform? No, the Archer does not include a floor. Most hunters set it on level ground, on a wooden platform, or on top of an elevated tower stand rated for the 135 lb weight plus hunters and gear.   What color options are available and how loud is it inside? The Archer is offered in a low-profile olive that blends into timber and field edges. The rigid HDPE walls and quiet Living Hinges keep sound dampened inside, so movement and gear noise do not travel like they do in fabric blinds.