Reconfigurable hunting blind
A duck blind is formed from first and a second panel assemblies. The first panel assembly has a first height and the second panel assembly has a second height that is less than the first height. Hunters can sit with their backs to the first panel assembly and stand to shoot over the second panel assembly. Improvements for blind windows in the panel coverings are disclosed. A flexible clear window cover covers the window opening from the inside. When a hunter wants to open the window, a releasable fastener system along the upper edge of the window cover can be disconnected and the clear window cover will swing down out of the way. An elevated blind formed from panels is disclosed. A hexagonal array of panels is positioned on a hexagonal platform to improve visibility from the blind in all directions.
1. A portable hunting blind comprising
a plurality of wall panels each comprising a generally rectangular panel frame covered in a camouflage material, and a door panel comprising a generally rectangular door frame covered in a camouflage material and mounted in a generally rectangular carrying frame, said carrying frame and said panel frames being joined together for accordion folding and positioned in a standing arrangement to form a closure,
a roof frame connecting upper ends of the panel frames and a roof covering positioned over the roof frame, said roof covering having a peripheral lip extending over an outer surface of the upper ends of the wall panels and the upper end of the carrying frame mounting the door panel, and straps depending from the lip, said straps carrying fastener halves for engaging complementary fastener halves on the outer surfaces of the panels except for the door panel to retain the roof in position;
wherein the camouflage material covering the door frame has an upper end that closes in covering relationship over the lip of the roof covering the upper end of the door carrying frame.
2. The portable hunting blind as in claim 1 , further comprising windows in at least some of the panels.