Guide Gear GGB70
Guide Gear Elevated Deer Hunting Blind Instruction Manual
Model: GGB70
Product Overview
The Guide Gear Elevated Deer Hunting Blind is designed to provide concealment and elevation for hunters. This universal camo tent attaches to a tower stand, offering a strategic advantage by elevating you above game and aiding in scent control. It is built to withstand various weather conditions, ensuring a comfortable and effective hunting experience.

Image: The Guide Gear Elevated Deer Hunting Blind, a camouflage tent, shown mounted on a tower stand, ready for use in a hunting environment.
Key Features:
- Elevated Concealment: Attaches to a tower stand (sold separately) for elevated hunting, ideal with the Guide Gear 12' 2-man Tower Stand.
- Scent Control: Designed to prevent game from detecting hunter movement and scent, enhancing stealth.
- Weather-Resistant: Features a durable fabric camo shell for protection against the elements.
- Easy Access & Visibility: Equipped with 4 zippered windows and a front zipper opening for convenient entry and strategic viewing.
- Durable Construction: Built with a heavy-duty steel frame that maintains its shape, providing reliable shelter from wind and rain.
- Camouflage Design: Utilizes DZX camo pattern for effective blending into natural surroundings.
- Peaked Ceiling: Designed to facilitate water run-off, preventing pooling.
Setup and Assembly
This hunting blind is designed to be installed on a compatible tower stand. Ensure you have the necessary tower stand (e.g., Guide Gear 12' 2-man Tower Stand) and all components of the blind before beginning assembly.
Components Checklist:
- Steel Frame Components
- Fabric Camo Shell
- Hardware (bolts, nuts, washers - ensure all are present)
- Assembly Instructions (refer to separate tower stand manual for stand assembly)
Assembly Steps:
- Prepare the Tower Stand: Ensure your tower stand is fully assembled, stable, and securely placed on level ground according to its own instruction manual.
- Assemble the Blind Frame:
- Identify all steel frame components.
- Connect the vertical and horizontal frame pieces using the provided hardware. Pay close attention to the orientation of pieces, especially roof support bars, to ensure proper fit and stability.
- Secure all connections tightly.
- Attach Fabric Shell:
- Carefully drape the fabric camo shell over the assembled steel frame.
- Align the zippered openings and windows with the corresponding frame sections.
- Secure the fabric shell to the frame using any integrated ties, straps, or fasteners. Ensure a snug fit to prevent flapping in the wind.
- Mount to Tower Stand:
- With assistance, carefully lift the assembled blind onto the platform of your tower stand.
- Secure the blind to the tower stand's platform using the designated attachment points and hardware. Refer to both the blind and tower stand manuals for specific attachment methods.
- Verify that the blind is stable and does not wobble.
- Final Checks:
- Inspect all zippers and window closures to ensure they function correctly.
- Confirm all connections are tight and secure.
- Ensure the peaked ceiling is properly formed for water run-off.

Image: A side view of the hunting blind, highlighting its structure and how it sits on the tower stand.
Operating Instructions
Once the Guide Gear Elevated Deer Hunting Blind is securely set up, it provides a concealed and comfortable environment for hunting.
Using the Blind:
- Entry and Exit: Use the front zipper opening for quiet and easy access. Ensure to zip it fully closed after entry to maintain concealment and scent control.
- Window Operation: The blind features 4 zippered windows. Open them quietly as needed for visibility and shooting lanes. Close them to maintain warmth and concealment.
- Scent Control: The fabric shell aids in containing human scent. Minimize movement and keep windows closed when not actively observing or shooting to maximize scent control effectiveness.
- Weather Protection: The weather-resistant fabric and peaked ceiling are designed to protect you from rain and wind. In heavy rain, ensure the peaked ceiling is not sagging to allow proper water run-off.

Image: The hunting blind camouflaged within a dense forest, demonstrating its intended use for concealment.
Official Product Video:
Video: An official product video from Guide Gear showcasing the features and benefits of the Elevated Deer Hunting Blind. This video provides a visual overview of the blind's design, weather resistance, and ease of use.
Maintenance
Proper maintenance will extend the life of your Guide Gear Elevated Deer Hunting Blind.
- Cleaning: Clean the fabric shell with a damp cloth and mild soap. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners that could damage the material or camouflage pattern. Rinse thoroughly and allow to air dry completely before storage.
- Frame Inspection: Regularly inspect the steel frame for any signs of rust, bending, or damage. Address any issues promptly to maintain structural integrity.
- Fabric Inspection: Check the fabric for tears, rips, or excessive wear, especially around stress points like zippers and attachment areas. Small tears can often be repaired with a fabric repair kit.
- Zipper Care: Keep zippers clean and free of debris. Lubricate them periodically with a silicone-based spray to ensure smooth operation.
- Storage: When not in use, disassemble the blind (if practical) and store it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. This helps prevent material degradation and extends product life.
- UV Protection: Consider applying a UV protectant spray to the fabric shell periodically to help prevent fading and material breakdown from sun exposure.
Troubleshooting
Here are some common issues and their potential solutions:
| Problem | Possible Cause | Solution |
|---|---|---|
| Blind wobbles or feels unstable. | Loose connections; uneven ground; improper attachment to tower stand. | Tighten all bolts and connections. Ensure tower stand is on level ground. Re-secure blind to tower stand according to instructions. |
| Water pooling on the roof. | Peaked ceiling not properly formed; excessive snow/rain load. | Ensure the frame supports the peaked ceiling correctly. Clear any accumulated snow or water regularly. Consider adding additional support if pooling persists in extreme conditions. |
| Fabric tearing or excessive flapping in wind. | Inadequate securing of fabric; extreme wind conditions; material fatigue. | Ensure all ties, straps, and fasteners are securely attached. Consider additional guy lines or anchors in very windy areas. Inspect for sharp edges on the frame that might abrade the fabric and pad them if found. Repair tears promptly. |
| Zippers are stiff or stuck. | Dirt/debris; lack of lubrication. | Clean zippers with a small brush. Apply a silicone-based lubricant to the zipper teeth. |
Specifications
- Model Number: GGB70
- Brand: Guide Gear
- Material: Steel (frame) and Weather-Resistant Fabric (shell)
- Item Dimensions (LxWxH): 59 x 11.25 x 4 inches (packaged)
- Item Weight: 21.7 Pounds
- Package Dimensions (LxWxH): 59 x 11.25 x 4 inches
- Package Weight: 21.7 Pounds
- Suggested Users: Unisex-adult
- ASIN: B01HF8PR66
- Date First Available: May 4, 2017
- Measures (Assembled Blind): Approximately 57.5" W x 57.5" L x 60" H (based on video information)
Warranty and Support
For specific warranty information, product support, or to inquire about replacement parts, please contact Guide Gear customer service directly. Refer to the product packaging or the official Guide Gear website for the most current contact details.
Manufacturer: Guide Gear
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