Quick, fold up blind advice.

[Uncle Tom]

I've been using the roll up blind put out by HS for about 5 years now and love it plus it's under 20 bucks I think

Use the HS roll up....couple stakes that break down in minute...just steak it out legs-length away and shoot right over top...hide your hand-body movements..had mine for years..would not go in without it. Another thing I sometimes do is cut some cedar limbs the day before a hunt, tie string around end and drag in to steak out around my set-up....works especially well if I have a specific spot I am sitting that morning and will be coming back to on later hunts....already set up and ready to hunt.

[deerbasshunter3]

I purchased some camo netting and five 36" wooden dowels. I'm going to make my own. I know the wood will probably only hold up for one season but I saved a little money and like making stuff that I can use.

[Cut N Run]

A buddy of mine took a few carbon arrows & epoxied screw eyes into the ends, then he threads  parachute cord through the screw eyes and ties the cord between trees. He drapes die-cut camo fabric over it and drives the arrows into the ground.  He uses a few wire twist ties to keep the fabric tied down to the poles so it doesn't flap in the breeze.  I works good if you set it up in advance in the daylight, because it is not easy to set up in the dark.

I have an Ameristep 3-D blind that works really well, though the stakes don't break down to a compact size like some others.

Jim

[strum]

the backpacker blind from hunter specialties for me. it uses adjustable stakes up to 54" tall and 12' long..
packs easy and will set up in minuets ..

[Struthunter]

Ameristep Doghouse has been good to me for many years easy to carry straps lightweight, great for prehunt setups