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Introducing the High 5 Elite Hunting Blind by Hughes Products

With over 19 square feet of windows and 360-degree visibility, nothing can slip by you while hunting. The 5’X 5’ High 5 Elite blind with an inside height of 6’ 11” provides ample space for two adult hunters while providing a safe and comfortable environment protected from the elements.
Efficient and Cost Conscious
• Provides 360o visibility and line of sight at every angle with eight vertical windows and four tinted horizontal windows.
• Provides protection from the outdoor elements keeping you warm, dry and comfortable.
• Oversized interior offers plenty of room for two adult hunters to comfortably hunt all day.
• Ideal for bow, crossbow, and gun hunting.
• Window height positioned to minimize fatigue when surveying the area for game as well as taking a long-distance shot.
• Extended overhangs over the door and windows to divert rainwater when windows are open.
• Priced for self-assembly for a lower shipping cost and factory assembly is available for an additional fee.

Built to Provide Years of Great Hunting Experiences
• No materials are used, such as open-cell foam, that will deteriorate in a few years from sunlight and UV exposure.
• Made out of lightweight vacuum formed high-density polypropylene (HDPE) material (similar to automobile bumpers) making it easy to set up or relocate.
• Stainless steel hardware and overlapping panel corners to provide a solid, quiet and weather resistant fit.
• Blind is UV resistant and has a factory backed 10-year warranty.

You will be the envy of your hunt club when they see you relaxing in a custom High 5 Elite blind that you assembled with four hinged horizontal tinted windows, eight vertical bow sliding windows, and a full-size door for the introductory sale price of only $1,376.00 plus shipping and sales tax. A 10’ tower with a landing is also available for $875.00. We have additional upgrade options for you to customize your blind to YOUR needs and only buy what you need. Like all of our other blinds, this blind is made in North Carolina. Check out our website for upgrade options (https://huntingblinds.wixsite.com/bcmgroup) and reach out to us at BCMGroup20gmail.com or (704) 930-0412 for our sale specials. Order yours now before the season goes out or the sale ends.

Hunting season is already here in the lower section of South Carolina and will soon be in your area as well. You still have time to take your hunting experience to a higher level with a Hughes Products blind with a 10 year warranty. These blinds offer protection from the environment while providing a safe, maintenance free, and comfortable setting for concealing a hunter from game. We offer a quick turnaround and you can order your blind assembled at the factory or as a kit for self-assembly. Plus, we ship directly to your home, work location, or hunting property. Check out our website for upgrade options (https://huntingblinds.wixsite.com/bcmgroup) and reach out to us at BCMGroup20gmail.com or (704) 930-0412 for our sale specials. Call now so you won’t be stuck sitting in the rain this hunting season!

Great opportunity to upgrade to a nice blind.

Hunting season is already here in the lower section of South Carolina and will soon be in your area as well. You still have time to take your hunting experience to a higher level with a Hughes Products blind with a 10 year warranty. These blinds offer protection from the environment while providing a safe, maintenance free, and comfortable setting for concealing a hunter from game. We offer a quick turnaround and you can order your blind assembled at the factory or as a kit for self-assembly. Plus, we ship directly to your home, work location, or hunting property. Check out our website for upgrade options (https://huntingblinds.wixsite.com/bcmgroup) and reach out to us at BCMGroup20gmail.com or (704) 930-0412 for our sale specials. Call now so you won’t be stuck sitting in the rain this hunting season!

This has been our most popular blind this year due to the versatility of it being used for gun or bow hunting with room for two hunters, maintenance free and you can save hundreds of dollars during our preseason sale. Check out our website for upgrade options (https://huntingblinds.wixsite.com/bcmgroup) or call us at (704) 930-0412.

Choosing the right hunting blind

A hunting blind is a valuable tool for any hunter, providing concealment and shelter from the elements. But with a wide variety of blinds available, choosing the right one can be a daunting task. This guide will help you navigate the options and select a permanent blind that meets your specific hunting needs.
1. Protection from the elements
A good hunting blind should offer adequate protection from rain, snow, and wind. Look for blinds made with durable, UV and weather-resistant materials, especially if you hunt in areas with harsh weather conditions. Some popular options include high density polyethylene (HDPE), rotomolded linear low density polyethylene (LLDPE), metal, and fiberglass. Consider features like tight fitting windows and doors to minimize drafts and leaks.
2. Service life and warranty
A quality hunting blind is an investment, so consider its expected service life and the manufacturer's warranty. Reputable brands offer strong warranties that cover defects in materials and workmanship. Longer warranties generally indicate a higher level of confidence in the product's durability.
3. Portability and ease of setup
If you need to relocate your permanent blind in the future due to loss of a hunting lease or if the game trail changes, portability and ease of setup are crucial. Lightweight HDPE blinds are a good option since they are easy to relocate and do not require special equipment, but they still offer maximum comfort and weather protection. Rotomolded LLDPE, metal, engineered wood fiber material and fiberglass box blinds are generally bulkier, heavier or less portable.
4. Construction materials
Choose a blind constructed with solid, waterproof, and UV-resistant materials. HDPE, rotomolded LLDPE and fiberglass are excellent choices for their durability and weather resistance. HDPE has a higher density than LLDPE, offers greater stiffness and dimensional stability. Rotomolded LLDPE has a lower density compared to HDPE making it less rigid. Engineered wood fiber material and metal blinds, can also be durable if properly maintained and protected with a weatherproof coating periodically.
5. Replaceable sections
The ability to replace sections of the blind, such as walls or windows, is a valuable feature, especially if you are subject to potential damage from falling tree limbs or other unforeseen events.
6. Elevated vs. ground blinds
Elevated blinds offer a better vantage point, allowing for a wider field of view and safer downward shots. They also help with scent control, as your scent will be carried away by the wind rather than lingering at ground level.
7. Quietness
Deer have excellent hearing, so a quiet blind is essential to avoid spooking your prey. Look for blinds with features designed to minimize noise, such as:
• Silent window operation: Look for blinds with silent sliding or hinged window systems to avoid alerting deer when adjusting your view or preparing for a shot.
• Sound-dampening materials: Insulated walls, ceilings, and even carpeted floors can help muffle sounds inside the blind, such as rustling clothes or creaking chairs.
• Secure construction: Ensure all connections are tight and secure to prevent rattling or squeaking noises, especially in elevated blinds.
By carefully considering these factors, you can choose a blind that provides the ideal combination of protection, durability, and concealment, enhancing your chances of a successful and enjoyable hunt.

Preparation is key to a productive and enjoyable hunting experience. Here’s a plan to consider to help you get ready for the next deer season:
1. Reflect and Review
• Evaluate the Past Season: Reflect on your successes and challenges from the previous hunting season. Identify what worked well and what needs improvement.
2. Study Game Trails and Deer Patterns
• Scout Regularly: Spend time in the field during different times of the day and year to observe deer movement and behavior. Use the winter months to scout for deer trails, bedding areas, and feeding sites. Snow and lack of foliage can make deer sign more visible.
• Trail Cameras: Monitor existing trail cameras along game trails to capture deer activity and identify patterns. Relocate your trail cameras to new areas to gather information on deer movement and patterns.
• Analyze Data: Review the data collected from your trail cameras (direction of deer movement, temperature, wind direction, barometric pressure sun and moon conditions) to identify potential hunting spots for the next season.
• Map Your Findings: Create a detailed map of game trails, feeding areas, and bedding sites.
• Update Hunting Logs: Review your hunting logs and notes to gather insights on deer behavior, patterns, and hotspots.
3. Maintain and Prepare Hunting Blinds and Tree Stands
• Inspection: Thoroughly inspect your blinds for any varmint damage, leaks, rotted material, wear and tear, or entry points for varmints and insects. Also do a risk assessment of your blind or stand from a safety perspective. In our younger years some of us have a tendency to think we are infallible and take risks that we should reassess as we get older and wiser so we can live to hunt another day.
• Removal: Remove tree stands from the tree to minimize tree damage and closely inspect straps for deterioration and store the straps out of the weather to extend their life.
• Repair: Fix any issues or leaks and replace rotted material to ensure longevity and your safety. Repair or replace seat cushions and foam cushioning if needed. Some blind manufactures recommend storing their blinds in the shade or under cover in the off season to extend their life.
• Installation: Setup new blinds for the upcoming season as early as possible for the game to adjust to it.
• Clearing: Clear debris around your blind for ease of access. Clear existing shooting lanes and cut additional lanes if needed.
4. Develop a Food Plot Strategy
• Minerals: Provide a source of key minerals, including dicalcium phosphate and trace minerals especially in the late winter and early spring.
• Soil Testing: Conduct soil tests to determine pH levels and nutrient needs.
• Lime and Fertilize: Based on your soil test results, apply lime and fertilizer to adjust soil pH and nutrient levels.
• Prepare the Soil: Begin preparing the soil by removing debris and tilling.
• Choose the Right Crops: Select crops that are well-suited to your area and will attract deer, such as clover, soybeans, or alfalfa and provide nutrition throughout the year.
• Planting Schedule: Plan your planting schedule to ensure food plots are at their peak during hunting season.
5. Create a Timeline for Preparations
• Spring: Begin soil preparation and plant early-season crops.
• Summer: Maintain food plots and monitor game trails.
• Fall: Finalize blind maintenance and conduct last-minute scouting.
• Winter: Review your hunting strategy and make any necessary adjustments.
6. Gear Check and Maintenance
• Inspect Equipment: Check your food plot farming equipment, hunting gear, including fi****ms, bows, feeders, trail cameras and other equipment, for any issues.
• Clean and Repair: Clean, repair, and replace any damaged or worn-out gear.
• Upgrade if Needed: Consider upgrading your gear to improve your hunting efficiency and comfort. Consider adding a solar panel charger to your feeders and trail cameras to extend battery life.
7. Stay Informed and Educated
• Regulations: Stay updated on local hunting regulations and any changes for the upcoming season.
• Education: Attend workshops, read hunting literature, and connect with other hunters to exchange tips and experiences.
8. Physical Conditioning
• Stay Active: Maintain a regular fitness routine to keep yourself in good physical condition for the demands of hunting.
• Practice Shooting: Continue practicing your shooting skills or bow skills to stay sharp and improve accuracy.