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Reel Hunter's Pro Cover Treestand Blind

Reel Hunter's Pro Cover Treestand Blind

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For a versatile concealment system, check out Reel Hunter's new Pro Cover Treestand Blind™. The blind works on several types of treestands that have a rail, including climbers and ladder stands.


With its available backpack-like plastic buckling system or Velcro® closure loop attachment, this blind system can be used on any solid framework. You can even use it as a ground blind. The Pro Cover Treestand Blind comes in Mossy Oak® Break-Up™ and Mossy Oak® Ob-session™ camo patterns.

Contact: Reel Hunter, (352) 516-8584, www.thereelhunter.com.


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