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Texas designed. Built in the Shoals.

More room
in the middle.

Quiet, weather-resistant fiberglass hunting blinds with the space, visibility, and comfort to stay ready from first light to the final hour.

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360°Field visibility

2–3Hunter capacity

100%Fiberglass shell

Pot-Belly fiberglass hunting blind on a tower among pine trees

Meet the originalPot-Belly Blind

Double-Belly fiberglass hunting blind shown at an angle

Check out the largerDouble-Belly Blind

Made for long sits and longer stories.

Weather-ready shellNo wood or foam in the walls

Room where it countsExpanded center section

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Our Story

NEW CHAPTER, SAME TRADITION

New ownership. Lifelong hunters continuing the legacy. Building for the future.

Trusted since 1997, Pot-Belly Blinds is beginning a new chapter under the ownership of lifelong hunters committed to quality, innovation, and performance in the field.

Mark and John building a Pot-Belly fiberglass hunting blind

The original Double-Belly blind in the field

Close-up of hand assembly detail on a Pot-Belly blind

Choose your setup

A blind for every kind of hunt.

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Original Pot-Belly fiberglass blind on an elevated steel tower

The original

Pot-Belly Blind

A roomy two-hunter blind with panoramic sliding windows, corner-to-corner shelves, and a compact 4′ × 4′ base.

Up to 2 hunters
5′8″ front to back depth
6′2″ interior height
Approx. 200 pounds

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Interior construction details of a Potbelly fiberglass hunting blind

Room for the crew

Double-Belly Blind

Extra depth for a third hunter, a young hunting partner, or the gear that makes an all-day sit more comfortable. Spacious 4’ x 6’ base.

Up to 3 hunters
7′10″ front to back depth
6′2″ interior height
Approx. 255 pounds

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Heavy-duty bolt-together tower for a Potbelly hunting blind

Elevated advantage

Towers and Accessories

Bolt-together five- and ten-foot tower systems, shooting shelves, carpeting, and the field-ready pieces to complete your setup.

5′ and 10′ tower options
Heavy angle-iron frames
Modular installation
All replacement parts available

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Why fiberglass

Built differently because the field demands it.

A hunting blind lives outside year after year. Pot Belly’s gel-coated fiberglass blinds use robust injection-molded construction, setting them apart from roto-molded competitors with a more refined, durable design made specifically for outdoor use.

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Fiberglass, through and through

Gel-coated fiberglass walls and roof resist rot, rust, weather, and pests. The composite fiberglass floor has been tested to hold more than 1,500 pounds.

More room in the middle

The signature expanded center gives you elbow room and better sight lines without demanding a larger tower footprint.

Built to move and repair

Modular panels break down for transport in a pickup bed or utility vehicle. If a panel is damaged, it can be repaired or replaced.

Ready for the long sit

Sliding windows, wraparound shooting shelves, and included carpet help create a quiet, comfortable space from first light to last.

Side by side

Which Potbelly fits your hunt?

Start with your crew size and the space you want inside.

Feature	Pot-Belly	Double-Belly
Best for	1–2 hunters	2–3 hunters
Interior height	6′2″	6′2″
Interior Center width	5′8″ × 5′8″	5’8” x 7’10”
Interior Front to Back Depth	5′8″	7′10″
Base footprint	4′ × 4′	4′ × 6′
Tower options	5′ or 10′	5′ or 10′

From shop to hunting ground

A clearer path to your new blind.

Ordering made simple in four straightforward steps.

Choose your blind

Compare the Original and Double-Belly by crew size, space, and tower footprint.

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Share your ZIP code and preferred setup so we can account for delivery and options.

Prepare your site

Use our planning and assembly guidance to select a level, accessible location.

Hunt in comfort

Set up your shelves and seating, close the door, and settle in for the long sit.

Close-up of a Potbelly blind tower and ladder connection

Support that stays with you

instructions And replacement parts

Assembly guides should be easy to find when you are in the shop or out at the property. Start with the resources below, or call us for help with an existing blind.

Pot-Belly Blind, Assembly InstructionsPDF ↗Pot-Belly Blind, Ten-foot Tower InstructionsPDF ↗Double-Belly Blind, Ten-foot Tower InstructionsPDF ↗Pot-Belly & Double-Belly, Shooter Shelves InstructionsPDF ↗

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