Nick Hurst:
11/23/2009

I harvested a whitetail buck from my two man stand with the chameleon gun blind on it. Not the biggest one on the block, but not too bad. 3 of his tips are broken and he was all cut up around his neck and ears. He had been doing plenty of fighting. His back legs were also all cut up. I'm guessing from jumping fences.

Nick Hurst
 

 

Randy Evens

I thought the Chameleon Blind was awesome the first time I saw it. My instincts were correct. I can use it on the ground for turkey season and in the tree over my stand during dear season. I love it!!!

Randy Evens
 

John Isringhausen:

    I was in Collinsville, Illinois, During the February sportsmen show and saw the blind first hand. I like the product a lot. I'm 6'2, have a long reach when shooting a bow or a gun. I currently use a dog house style and disapprove of it, it doesn't fit me. When I went inside yours it was like I had all the room I needed and if I rubbed the inside of the blind it didn't make any noise. I look forward to see any new products you come out with. I can't wait to use it for fall deer hunting!

John Thomson:

    I purchased the Chameleon last year. I've hunted many times with it. Several of those times it rained. I love it, I was 20 ft up a tree in the rain and didn't get a drop on me. My daughter and I also use it over our buddy stand. It's by far he best blind I've ever purchased.

John Wayne McLain
Jacksonville, FL

    I received a Chameleon Blind for a Christmas present (2006). The first time I had to try it out was over this past New Year's weekend (2006-2007). I used it for the Saturday A.M. hunt and Saturday P.M. hunt. It rained during both hunts, I stayed just as dry as if it hadn't even rained. It was a lot better than having to wear rain gear or have the rest of the gear that a hunter might take up in the stand with him get wet. I left the Chameleon Blind up on the tree Saturday evening so that Sunday A.M. at 05:30 when I returned to the tree The Chameleon Blind was already at the proper level on the tree. I was able to climb right up the proper height tie my stand properly to the tree to have a safe platform to hunt from and not have to worry about any wild life being able to see me move during the next Six hours I was up the tree.
    The Chameleon Blind works well when hunting hard to hunt areas like 25-30 year old planted pine forest. When you are 20-25 feet off the ground in a Tree climber stand you will stick out like a sore thumb without any limbs around you, Chameleon Blind to the rescue. You will look just look like limbs hanging from a tree.
    I liked the Chameleon Blind so well that I have ordered another blind to have as a backup incase I decide to hunt a different area, then where I left the blind the night before or so I might lend it to a friend. This Blind can be used almost anywhere a hunter wants to conceal there movements from wildlife.
Sincerely Yours
John Wayne McLain
Jacksonville, FL

Clint:

This blind is truly amazing. Its easy, portable, and 100% concealment. Better than those other "pop-up" things. Try to take one of those "pop-ups" in your stand and set it up. On top of that, just look at the price. Undoubtedly the best blind I have ever seen on the market and the best blind I have ever used. Good job guys at Cooper Hunting.