Along with the blind, you also receive a carry bag (over-sized accordingly to easily put the blind back in with ease), tie-off ropes, and ground stakes.

OxHide™ fabric is a unique 2-layer fabric design that offers a second interior layer.

The outside layer offers a high definition camo print with a brushed surface to reduce glare. It has a DWR (durable water repellent) coating, with a waterproof polymer backing.

The interior fabric layer provides reinforcement and is solid black in color. Since it's a 2nd actual fabric and not just a coating, it won’t crack or peel, and it blocks light for better concealment. 

The fabric is constructed with a water repellency process although the seams are not sealed/taped. It is normal to have some leaking occur around seams or zippers or in extremely wet conditions. 

Most hunters prefer to use the mesh as a window cover for viewing, but not necessarily shooting through. However, our mesh windows are designed for you to shoot fixed broadheads through them if desired.

Arrow trajectory doesn’t seem to be a factor, but we recommend doing practice shots prior to get used to it. We do not recommend shooting mechanical broadheads through the mesh as they may open prematurely.

Firearms are not meant to be used to shoot through the mesh as muzzle flash will melt/burn the mesh. Replacement mesh windows are available for most blinds.

Several of our blinds include optional blaze orange safety panels that can be attached/detached as needed.

We also offer standalone accessory Blaze Orange Safety Caps in two sizes, designed for use with either 4-Sided blinds (#BA706) or 5-Sided blinds (#BA704). These accessories are sold separately.

Depending on the model of blind, we offer several types of ground stakes from simple wire form designs to all terrain stakes used in our high-end models. We also offer heavy duty tie-down kits that include larger stakes and cam buckle tie-off straps if you’re looking to upgrade.

Most of our blind designs feature a vertical corner door that splits apart at the bottom, allowing wheelchair access.

An additional tip is to simply pop in the wall hub adjacent to the door and lift the bottom of the blind up which allows for an even larger door opening.

You may do so at your own risk, however, we do not recommend doing this as Barronett Blinds® are designed to be portable ground blinds.

Leaving them mounted on top of a tower stand leaves them very susceptible to damage from wind, storms, snow and sunlight that is not covered under your warranty.

Barronett Blinds® come with a standard 1-year limited warranty to be free from defects in materials or workmanship. This warranty does not cover tent tears, bent or broken poles due to use in high wind, inclement weather, unattended use or fading and/or discolored camo is not covered under warranty. Your product must be registered at www.ardisam.com for warranty coverage.

Yes, we offer this discount through GovX ID verification. Click here for more details.

Both tags will be found on the inside of the blind typically, near the top of blind sewn into the seam. (any tag sewn in the bag/backpack is not relevant). An example of a serial number would be: 8393-BE651FT-26.

• 8393 (or other sets of numbers) are internal designators
• BE651FT (or other sets of numbers) is your model number
• “26” (or other numbers) means the year of manufacture

Barronett Blinds® are designed for portability. Ideally you should not leave set up when not in use due to damage from outdoor elements such as sunlight, wind, storms and snowfalls. However, we understand the necessity to leave it set up for short periods of time during the hunting season. Proper securing using tie-down ropes and ground stakes can help prevent unnecessary damage. However, damage to your blind such as broken poles or torn skins due to unattended use is not covered under your warranty. 

UV light breaks down lightweight fabric fibers and the material will fade and lose strength if left in prolonged sunlight. Fading and/or discoloring of the camo/blind is not covered under your warranty.

Barronett Blinds® are designed for portability. Ideally you should not leave set up when not in use due to damage from outdoor elements such as sunlight, wind, storms and snowfalls. However, we understand the necessity to leave it set up for short periods of time during the hunting season.

Yes, we offer a full line of replacement poles, hubs, mesh windows, storage bags, etc. if you should happen to need to replace any of these items. Visit our parent company site www.ardisam.com for your service needs.

Be prepared to provide your model number and year of manufacture to search for parts which can be found on the serial number tag on the inside of the blind.

Any type of over the counter silicon spray will help enhance the water repellency of the fabric, as well as to help seal the seams better. This process may need to be repeated from time to time per the spray manufacturer’s directions.

You may see pin holes in the seams of the blind which are naturally created by the sewing machine needle during the manufacturing process. This is an unavoidable manufacturing process and normal to see. If leaking occurs, you can remedy it by applying a seam sealer designed for fabric application. These are often found in camping sections of retail stores or online.

If you see very tiny light holes across the roof or wall panels they are not holes in the fabric, they are simply inconsistencies caused during the coating process. Again, this is normal and should not cause leaking of water in those areas since the water proofing process of the fabric is done before the coating process.

We offer a patch kit accessory (#BA701) that consists of a 24” x 24” piece of heavy duty brown fabric. Simply use a fabric adhesive spray (not included) to apply the patch to the area with the tear. A curved needle and braided fishing line can also be used for attachment for added peace of mind.