Bow Hunter Bundle

Everything a bow hunter needs to organize a hunting blind — bow up high, drink and gear within arm's reach — for one price, one shipment. Two products, both drop-on, both zero hardware, both made in Wisconsin.

You're set up in a pop-up hunting blind for a bow hunt. You've been sitting for hours. Your bow is on the ground because there's nowhere to hang it. Your coffee is on the ground and it's gone cold. Your rangefinder is buried in a pocket. When the shooter comes through, you're going to have to reach for all of it, one item at a time, and hope the deer doesn't hear you.

This bundle solves the whole problem in one purchase.

## What you get

1. Compound Bow Hanger — top of the blind, keeps the bow high

A 13.4-inch drop-on bar with a wide center hook that takes any compound bow — solid limb or split-limb — by the string, upper cam, or laid flat across both limbs (yes, Hoyt RX-10 and other split-limb bows fit). Two small side stubs on the outside hold your release aid, hat, or a paracord loop. Mounts near the ceiling on the top-downward blind poles so a 30-inch bow hangs cleanly with the bottom cam a foot off the ground.

• Silent removal — 5mm tip on the center hook clears the bowstring cleanly. No scrape, no click.
• Self-guiding slide install — each back arm has a 49-degree ramp cut into its channel-facing side that guides the poles into position as you push the bar up. No alignment. No fussing.
• Fits blind poles from 1/4 in to 9/16 in diameter.

2. Dual Caddy — chest level, holds the stuff you need at hand

Drop-on organizer with two open-top compartments — one 3.75-inch round cup well, one 3.75-inch square utility pocket. Mounts on ANY back angled pole of your blind (up-poles or down-poles), wedges tight under its own weight, zero hardware.

• Cup well fits a Yeti Rambler 20/30, Stanley Quencher 30oz, any standard mug or 20oz bottle.
• Utility pocket fits any modern smartphone in landscape (iPhone 15 Pro Max, Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra), a range finder, hand warmers, calls, or a second drink.
• Only drop-on caddy that mounts on both upward AND downward blind poles — pick the height that works for you.

## Why the bundle

• One shipment — one box, one delivery, one set of packing peanuts to throw out.
• Complete blind setup — the bow hook installs near the ceiling, the caddy installs at chest or lap level. Together they use both sets of blind poles in your blind for a fully organized interior in about 40 seconds of install time.
• Same materials, same durability — both are black outdoor-grade plastic, cold-stable to -20°F, UV-stable, made in Wisconsin on our SV08.

Fits pop-up hunting blinds with angled back poles from 1/4 in to 9/16 in (6mm to 14mm) diameter. That covers the 9mm and 11mm poles most hunting blinds use, Ameristep, Primos, Rhino Blinds, Muddy and Barronett among them. If your back poles measure thicker than 9/16 in, this is not the one.

Not for: hard-shell permanent blinds, elevated permanent blinds, or treestand-only setups without a mounted platform.

## Install (both together, under 40 seconds)

1. Bow Hanger first — mount near the ceiling. Push the bar up onto the top-downward blind poles (the ones that go from the ceiling hub down toward the floor corners). The angled slide on each back arm guides the poles into the channels.
2. Caddy second — mount at chest level. Pick either the downward poles below the bow hook, or the upward poles on the opposite side of the hub. Clip on and let it settle; its own weight wedges it tight.
3. Load up. Bow on the center hook. Release aid on the outer stub. Drink in the cup well. Phone and rangefinder in the utility pocket.

## Dimensions

Bow Hanger:

• Bar: 13.4 in wide × 6.5 in deep × 3/4 in thick
• Center hook: 3.9 in reach (fits split-limb + solid-limb bows)
• Outer stubs: 0.6 in reach
• Weight: ~0.28 lb (125 g)

Dual Caddy:

• Outer: 8.1 in wide × 4.3 in deep × 3.9 in tall
• Cup well: 3.75 in dia × 3.75 in deep
• Utility pocket: 3.75 in square × 3.75 in deep
• Weight: ~0.97 lb (441 g)

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