Ameristep Care Taker Ground Blind, Mossy Oak Break Up Country, Model: None | Comfortably accommodates two hunters, but its small size, Durable yet lightweight, with an interior coating of
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Color: Mossy Oak Break-Up Country
Style Name: Care Taker
Design: Blind
Features
- Ameristep Hunting Ground Blinds & Accessories. Hunting success begins with the element of surprise. Thats what Ameristep has given hunters for over 20 years: Ground blinds & accessories that cleverly conceal positions from up above and down below
- The Care Taker comfortably accommodates two hunters, but its small size makes it easy to transport and deploy in a variety of environments such as heavily wooded areas
- Integrated wheels for easy transport
- Mossy Oak Break-Up Country camo covers the entire blind and shoot-through mesh windows. Inside, black ShadowGuard coating ensures shadows and silhouettes wont give away your hideout
- Dimensions: 55 L x 55 W x 60 H Inch. Window System: Silent Toggles. Shell Fabric: Durashell Plus. Footprint: 55 x 55 Inch Shooting Width: 60Inch; Includes: Hub blind, carry bag, ground stakes, high wind tie-downs
Description
The Care Taker comfortably accommodates two hunters, but its small size makes it easy to transport and deploy in a variety of environments – such as heavily wooded areas. The Durashell Plus fabric shell is durable yet lightweight, with an interior coating of ShadowGuard to eliminate shadows and silhouettes. The Spider Hub frame does more than just simplify setup and takedown; it also provides a sturdy, dependable structure that can weather the elements. Throw in a system of shoot-through mesh windows, and you can bet the Care Taker will take care of you.
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 42.3 x 8 x 7.75 inches
Package Weight: 7.48 kg
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 1 x 1 x 1 inches
Item Weight: 16 ounces
Brand Name: Ameristep
Warranty Description: 1 Year
Model Name: Caretaker Ground Blind
Color: Mossy Oak Break-Up Country
Material: Polyester
Suggested Users: unisex-adult
Manufacturer: Ameristep
Part Number: AMS-AMEBL3022
Style: Mobuc
Included Components: Ground Blind
Size: One Size
Sport Type: Hunting
Date First Available: November 20, 2019
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Top Amazon Reviews
I purchased this for my 2022 deer season in Oklahoma. Set up is super easy, and the interior is larger enough for two people. I personally don’t like the mesh, it is very distorting to my own eyes during sunrise and sunset. The mesh DOES NOT effect the picture quality in my scope though. I used my 30-06 this year and one shot through the mesh almost disintegrated the mesh. I initially used the stakes that came with this and the tie down system. I anchored the whole blind to a 5 wire fence post to at least prevent it from blowing away completely in the Oklahoma wind. After about a week, the wind had blown the blind around enough to loosen the stakes and jostle it against the fence. The pictures attacked show the surprisingly minimal damage this blind took blowing against the barbed wire fence. I reinforced the blind using in line posts (all I had on short notice) and these held the blind in place nicely. Overall, this blind sat on a hill with a reinforced tie down system for 22 days and didn’t budge! The tears in the blind from catching on the fence the first week didn’t get any worse. It withheld rain, snow, and wind. The material does gather condensation inside at times but I never got wet. I would definitely buy this product a second time!!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2023 by Caitlin McCart
Dollar use value is under valued - i bought on prime day for 79 Enough for two people easy peasy sasquatch setup There are some small holes in the seams but thats why they make seam sealer - dont complain about it just fix it or throw it away. If you are umbday enought to sit in a blind with holes and have water come in then it true - you caint fix umbday. Fast, forgiving - used it three seasons and still together but i do wax the zippers and take my timme setup and breakdown not leaving any bugs, leaves or rodent entry points.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 25, 2023 by Sasquatch
Good blind see thru is better though
Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2026 by DEBRA Schnitzler
Great blind for the $70. It does have stitching holes at the seams, but so does my $350 rhino. These are not rips, or tears, but mearly needle holes that can be sealed if you wish. I have set in this blind in a down pour, and have not gotten one drop of rain on me. Condensation does build up heavily on the ceiling on freezing mornings, but the angle of the roof causes the moisture to run down the sides, and not drip on you. Again my expensive blind does this. Two people "can" fit in this blind, but that is it...they fit. This is the same with all blinds, tents, stands, boats. If you want to have two hunters in a blind, buy a bigger blind. I bought, and use this as a one man blind. I am not going to buy a 4'7"X4'7" tent and cry because two 250lb men aren't comfortable inside. Also I've seen bad reviews about the velcro mesh...IT'S SHOOT THRU MESH!!! Stop messing with it while your hunting. The door is a problem. It's small, for no reason. I have face planted going into the blind a couple times. The zipper is loud (also on my $350 blind), and I feel it should have a fiberglass rod, with toggles as an option for while you're in the blind, so you don't scare every deer within 300 yards out of the county. This is a modification I will be making to all my blinds during the off season. The door has three zippers, leave the bottom one at the bottom. There are two loops at the bottom zipper, I have tied these two loops together. If you collapse the blind with the bottom zipper up, or the loops free, the blind will grenade on you. The stakes are a joke. If you trust these to secure your blind, you should have to hunt it down after every gust of wind. Buy some real stakes. I use 3/8"x8" spikes with washers, and use the brush loops to tie off to trees. I like that you can drop the windows halfway or fully. I just wish you could raise them halfway, but they are sewn at the bottom. I have not brushed my blind in, and after 2 days have had deer and turkey walk up to it. 5 deer were taken within 10 yards this year. Overall this is a good one person blind that can be setup in about 3 minutes. If you keep it out of direct sunlight, and remove it at the end of the season, I feel it will last several years.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2021 by Sterling Phelps
This is one of the easiest blinds I have ever owned. I can easily pop it up and take it down in just a few minutes.
Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2026 by Vanessa Wilmoth
Our hunting club has several of these. They have been great for the 5 plus years we have used them
Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2026 by hillbilly
Used this for the kids first hunt, was cheap but held up to a decent rain storm and didn't leak on our heads. Color was decent for the area we were in. It was large enough for a adult and two kids in chairs
Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2025 by Chuck
The blind itself is large, good quality. However, when the sun is setting and your facing the sun, the glare of the camouflage on the netting, makes it impossible to see out. The deer have an advantage because you cannot see them until the sunsets or goes behind the trees. So it is very frustrating when this happens. If you are able to set your blind up north or south of the Sun, you might be OK. Unfortunately, I did not have that option due to the location that I was hunting. To be clear, I could not see a deer while the sun was facing me as it was setting until the deer was maybe 30 yards in front of me and the only off chance that I saw deer that was further out because I was able to catch a glance of slight movement But I still was unable to be sure without potentially giving away my position . I however, was able to shoot my bow out of the blind without issue through the netting. There were little pinholes that other individuals are talking about however, unless if you plan on getting a fiberglass or a plastic deerstand you’re going to have pinholes. The deer also are able to see in through the camouflage netting.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 31, 2024 by Caitlin Gaulke