Ameristep Gunner Spring Steel Blind - Mossy Oak Break-Up Country, 300 Durashell Plus, 57" High x 58" Long$77.51
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The Ameristep Doghouse Blind in Mossy Oak Break-Up Country is a portable hunting blind built for hunters who want a solid, weatherproof shelter without breaking down camp every afternoon. At 66 inches tall and 60 inches long, this doghouse-style blind gives you room to move, draw a bow, or shift positions as game approaches—a real advantage over cramped pop-ups when you're settling in for an extended sit. The 300 Durashell Plus fabric is rugged and designed to withstand field conditions while keeping your silhouette concealed in the woods or field.
Doghouse blinds have earned their reputation among serious hunters because they're genuinely quiet to use. Unlike hub-style blinds with snapping poles, this design lets you climb in, settle down, and stay put without spooking nearby deer or upland birds. The Mossy Oak Break-Up Country pattern is a proven camo scheme that blends naturally across hardwood and transitional cover—the right choice whether you're hunting the Southeast or Midwest.
This is a blind you set up once and hunt from repeatedly, making it ideal for spot-and-stalk hunters, bowhunters, and shotgun hunters on public or private land who want a reliable base camp. If you're tired of fighting with tent-style blinds or working around frame noise, a doghouse blind rewards patience and quiet positioning with closer encounters and cleaner shots.
| Height | 66 inches |
| Length | 60 inches |
| Material | 300 Durashell Plus fabric |
| Camouflage Pattern | Mossy Oak Break-Up Country |
| Blind Type | Doghouse |
Doghouse blinds are stationary shelters without collapsible frames. They're quieter to use once set up because there are no poles snapping open or fabric zipping—you simply climb in, position yourself, and wait. Pop-ups offer portability and speed, but doghouse blinds reward patience with a calmer, more concealed hunting experience and no mechanical noise to spook game.
Yes. The 66-inch height and 60-inch length provide enough room to draw a bow and maneuver without bumping walls or fabric. The quiet entry and stable design make it well-suited to bowhunters who rely on close encounters and silence.
Break-Up Country is a proven hardwood and transitional cover pattern used successfully across much of North America, including the Southeast, Midwest, and areas with mixed timber and open ground. Check your local conditions, but this pattern is a solid, versatile choice for most whitetail and upland hunting environments.
Durashell Plus is a commercial-grade blind fabric engineered for weather resistance and field durability. It's designed to handle repeated season use, but longevity depends on setup location, weather exposure, and maintenance—typical for any hunting blind.
The Ameristep Doghouse Blind in Mossy Oak Break-Up Country is a portable hunting blind built for hunters who want a solid, weatherproof shelter without breaking down camp every afternoon. At 66 inches tall and 60 inches long, this doghouse-style blind gives you room to move, draw a bow, or shift positions as game approaches—a real advantage over cramped pop-ups when you're settling in for an extended sit. The 300 Durashell Plus fabric is rugged and designed to withstand field conditions while keeping your silhouette concealed in the woods or field.
Doghouse blinds have earned their reputation among serious hunters because they're genuinely quiet to use. Unlike hub-style blinds with snapping poles, this design lets you climb in, settle down, and stay put without spooking nearby deer or upland birds. The Mossy Oak Break-Up Country pattern is a proven camo scheme that blends naturally across hardwood and transitional cover—the right choice whether you're hunting the Southeast or Midwest.
This is a blind you set up once and hunt from repeatedly, making it ideal for spot-and-stalk hunters, bowhunters, and shotgun hunters on public or private land who want a reliable base camp. If you're tired of fighting with tent-style blinds or working around frame noise, a doghouse blind rewards patience and quiet positioning with closer encounters and cleaner shots.
| Height | 66 inches |
| Length | 60 inches |
| Material | 300 Durashell Plus fabric |
| Camouflage Pattern | Mossy Oak Break-Up Country |
| Blind Type | Doghouse |
Doghouse blinds are stationary shelters without collapsible frames. They're quieter to use once set up because there are no poles snapping open or fabric zipping—you simply climb in, position yourself, and wait. Pop-ups offer portability and speed, but doghouse blinds reward patience with a calmer, more concealed hunting experience and no mechanical noise to spook game.
Yes. The 66-inch height and 60-inch length provide enough room to draw a bow and maneuver without bumping walls or fabric. The quiet entry and stable design make it well-suited to bowhunters who rely on close encounters and silence.
Break-Up Country is a proven hardwood and transitional cover pattern used successfully across much of North America, including the Southeast, Midwest, and areas with mixed timber and open ground. Check your local conditions, but this pattern is a solid, versatile choice for most whitetail and upland hunting environments.
Durashell Plus is a commercial-grade blind fabric engineered for weather resistance and field durability. It's designed to handle repeated season use, but longevity depends on setup location, weather exposure, and maintenance—typical for any hunting blind.
