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Your cart is empty.From turkey blinds for hunting to deer blinds for hunting, Nukem got you covered. Nukem hunting blinds include the TrueTimber HTC Green pattern that incorporates a perfect mix of oak limbs, leaves, and twigs to dissolve movement into various green landscape patterns. This makes it suitable for wooded, marshy, mountainous, and open terrains, and ideal for hunting a wide range of game, from turkey and waterfowl to big games like bear, elk, and moose. TrueTimber Strata Camo hunting blind features both macro and micro camo schematics to break up the human outline at all distances and blend into any terrain at close range. It's a versatile pattern that works well anywhere in the fall/winter, and open terrains, making it an ideal choice for hunting a variety of game, including deer, elk, turkey, squirrels, and rabbits. Whether you're hunting in the mountains, the desert, or the woods, TrueTimber Strata has all the colors blended so you stay concealed and increase your chances of success.
Customer
2025-08-28 16:09:40
Easy to assemble. Nice bag to store, with strap for carrying on shoulder. Lightweight.
Anonymous
2025-07-13 18:30:56
Super durable and easy set up! Lightweight for hiking and functions perfectly. Left at out hunting stage for almost a month this year and has held up fantastic! Great pattern to hide you from the wild game. You won't be disappointed 😌
Jay Rivera
2025-05-01 20:40:05
Nice product great quality, durable quality product. Will recommend it 💯
Chris W
2025-04-22 12:37:43
The blind is super lightweight, quick to setup, easy to move around, and provides good cover when trying to shoot bow or gun.
Caleb Meinke
2025-02-26 16:05:03
For hunters who like to be on the move and hunt from a crouching position this blind will do a great job. It is easy to deploy (once you get the hang of it) and incredibly lightweight, which makes it a breeze to haul around through the woods. It is somewhat of a challenge to complete setup without making any noise, but the setup is quick enough that noise shouldn't cause too much of an issue driving wildlife out of the area.For what it is, it does a decent job. The price point could be lower for such a basic (and short) setup, but it is hard to find anything of decent quality below $100 these days. Given that, this earns 4/5 stars overall.
Customer
2025-02-14 17:39:25
This little blind is just the ticket!!! It is exactly as advertised with nodisappointments.
Dustin Grey
2025-02-12 12:17:22
The color of the received item does not even come close to the advertised photos and videos of the product. The blind is overly dark in comparison. This was a huge disappointment, given the product looks to be very useful, but sticking out like a sore thumb isn't ideal camouflage. Unfortunately, this was an instant return and refund situation.
Jesse James
2025-01-11 12:20:22
A little tricky for the average caveman to deploy on the first go-round, but not too bad. Really love this blind. The design is brilliant. Love the camo pattern. Above standard carry bag (one of the keys to my heart). Quality look and feel to all the materials, nothing seems too cheapie.I'm not crazy about the knotted end of the shock cord sticking out of the frame poles that are inserted into these rubbery, flexible corners (which is cooler than it sounds), but I supppose that makes it easier to fix with your own cord, if it ever snaps.My only real gripe, is the length of it, when packed. To be fair, it's about the same length of the average camping/hunting chair, but a little longer than I would want to strap to my pack. Also, the job I had in mind for this was unconventional. Not for hunting, but I thought it would be an awesome addition to my emergency tarp shelter in my survival kit/Bug Out Bag. Wanted to use it as like a tent door to my shelter. Maybe sew/velcro some mosquito netting shades over the windows. It WILL work perfectly for that, but it packs a little too tall. Would work on something like an Eberlestock Battleship, or a tall pack like that, where you can just strap it to the side. I had one like that, and may go back to something similar someday, but am running a shorter one, at present. I'm thinking of removing the frame (wondering if I might be able to do that without damaging it, and be able to put the frame back in later), rolling the cloth part up with my shelter/sleep system, and staking it off in front of my shelter, without the frame. We'll see.I think this would be great for "Stealth Camping", if you have room for it. And I think it would be good for a hunter, who isn't camping or hiking far, and just going out for the day. Or, if you have a tall pack that it can be strapped to the side of. The ones made to hold rifles and shotguns. Or, if you're driving out close to your spot, or you're pulling a wagon, or bike trailer, atv or something. If you fit into any of those categories, I think you'll count it as a 5 star blind. I have other full tent, see-through blinds that are this price, which I thought about when comparing. But then it hit me that the ones this price are not very well made. You have to spend at least twice as much to get a decent one, in my experience. So, at first I thought it was pricy, but thinking on it a little bit, I think the digits are fairly appropriate. The quality is there, anyway. My minor gripes and apprehensions don't add up to a full star deduction. It's at least a 4.5, for its intended purpose. I Dig It. ðŸ‘
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