This particular blind is very versatile, and can be used for almost anything you hunt. A lot of people use them as a duck hunting blind in high vegetation areas. It works better than a permanent blind in that it can move quickly with changing wind. I've sat in the finest of permanent blinds, only to watch the birds land on the other side. It can also work as a turkey hunting blind, predator hunting blind, or a deer hunting blind. They come in a variety of camouflage patterns, and you can get a clear roof or a snow covered roof.

Basically the same style of blind as the econo. I think these are the way to go, as the added room and two openings makes it easier to swing the gun.

If you're going to be hunting with hunters who are older or don't fit well in a ground blind, this is an option. Shooting from these blinds is really easy, and for below average shooters they will have better percentages standing up.

Great to have along for your dog, when hunting in a hay bale blind. Put the blind on the shadow side of the blind, to better break it up. I've seen a lot of good dog work out of a hunting blind.