Banks Outdoors Stump 2 Phantom Hunting Blind - 4' x 6.5'

Banks Outdoors The Stump 2 'Phantom' Hunting Blind

Features

• 19.73 sq ft of interior floor space gives you room to draw, shift, and shoot without playing Twister with your hunting buddy
• Full 360-degree visibility with 6 strategically placed windows so nothing sneaks past you on any side
• Walk-through door swings outward to preserve every inch of interior space and make entry and exit dead quiet and easy
• 78" interior height means most hunters can stand fully upright, stretch between sits, and stay comfortable through all-day hunts
• Low-profile Phantom finish blends naturally into your hunting environment without looking like a porta-potty someone dropped in the woods
• Built from rugged polyethylene construction that handles years of weather, hard use, and everything a Midwestern winter can throw at it
• Dedicated rear Gunner Window (32" x 14") designed specifically for gun and crossbow hunters who need a clean, unobstructed shot lane
• Seats 1 to 2 hunters comfortably, making it a solid choice for mentored youth hunts, father-son setups, or bringing a buddy into the stand
• Proudly built in Cannon Falls, MN by a brand that has been engineering serious hunting blinds for serious hunters
• In stock and ready to ship so you are not sitting at home waiting while the season ticks away

Specifications

• Inside Height: 78"
• Length: 6.5'
• Width: 4'
• Door: 26"W x 54"H
• Windows, qty 4: 10.5" x 19.5"
• Door Window: 14" x 22"
• Gunner Window, rear: 32" x 14"
• Interior Floor Space: 19.73 sq ft
• Material: Polyethylene
• Weight: 285 lbs
• Capacity: 1 to 2 hunters
• Recommended Use: Gun, Crossbow
• Color: Phantom
• Leg System: Not included
• Origin: Proudly built in Cannon Falls, MN

Description

If you have ever tried to share a cramped blind with a buddy while both of you are geared up and caffeinated at 5 a.m., you already understand why the Banks Outdoors Stump 2 Phantom exists. This blind was engineered to give one or two hunters a real workspace, not a glorified cardboard box with windows. At 6.5 feet long by 4 feet wide with a full 78 inches of interior height, you have room to raise your gun, adjust your position, and not accidentally elbow your hunting partner in the jaw when a shooter steps out. The 19.73 square feet of floor space is compact enough to place strategically on your property but generous enough that you will not feel like you are hunting from inside a carry-on bag.

The six windows are positioned to give you a complete 360-degree view of your surroundings, and the dedicated rear Gunner Window measuring 32 inches wide by 14 inches tall gives gun and crossbow hunters a clean, purpose-built shooting lane. Banks Outdoors did not just slap windows on the walls and call it done. These openings are placed where they actually matter in the field. The walk-through door swings outward so it does not eat into your interior real estate, and at 26 inches wide by 54 inches tall, it handles hunters of all ages and mobility levels without issue. Whether you are hunting with an aging parent or getting a kid into the sport for the first time, that door design matters more than most people realize until they are actually using it.

The polyethylene construction on the Stump 2 is the same no-nonsense material that has made Banks Outdoors blinds a fixture on whitetail properties across the country. It does not rot, it does not warp, and it is not going to fall apart after three seasons of freeze-thaw cycles. The Phantom color option keeps a low visual profile in a wide range of timber and brush environments without the exaggerated camo patterns that sometimes do more harm than good. Popular upgrade options are available separately including an Anchor Kit, Camo Curtain Kit, Skid Kit, Wall Insulation, and Window Visor Kit, so you can dial this blind in exactly the way your property and your hunting style demand. Note that the leg system is sold separately, so plan for that when you are budgeting your setup.

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Why Hunters Love It

The Stump 2 hits that sweet spot that a lot of hunters spend years searching for. It is big enough to hunt comfortably with another person, small enough to place on properties where you do not have unlimited real estate to work with, and built tough enough that you are not buying another one in five years. Hunters who have used Banks blinds consistently talk about one thing above everything else: confidence. Confidence that the blind will hold up, confidence that they are concealed, and confidence that when a big buck steps into range they are in the right position to seal the deal. That is what a quality fixed blind does for you. It removes variables and lets you focus on the hunt.

For gun and crossbow hunters in particular, the Stump 2 Phantom is genuinely hard to beat in this size class. The interior clearance at 78 inches lets you stand, mount your rifle or crossbow with a natural shooting posture, and take a clean shot without contorting yourself into positions that belong in a yoga class. The 360-degree window coverage means you are not committed to a single shooting lane, and the rear Gunner Window is sized and positioned like someone who actually hunts designed it, because they did. Banks Outdoors has been building these blinds in Minnesota with a focus on real-world performance, and the Stump 2 Phantom is one of the clearest examples of that philosophy in action.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the Stump 2 Phantom come with a leg system included?
No, the leg system is sold separately. You will need to budget for it or source a compatible mounting solution for your property. Banks Outdoors offers their own leg system designed specifically for the Stump 2, and it is worth adding to your order so everything fits together the way it was engineered to.

What is the best way to anchor the Stump 2 so it does not shift or blow in high wind?
Banks Outdoors offers an Anchor Kit for $69.99 that is designed specifically to secure the Stump 2 to the ground. Given that this blind weighs 285 lbs, it has decent natural resistance to movement, but in open or exposed locations where wind is a real factor, the Anchor Kit is a smart investment that eliminates the problem entirely.

Can two adult hunters realistically use this blind comfortably?
Yes, with some coordination. The 19.73 square feet of floor space and the 6.5 foot length give two hunters enough room to sit side by side or in a front-and-back arrangement with their gear. It is not a luxury suite, but it is a genuinely functional two-person setup, especially for mentored hunts or parent-child situations where one person is primarily hunting and the other is observing.

Is the polyethylene construction going to hold up through cold winters and hot summers?
Polyethylene is specifically chosen for outdoor enclosures because it resists UV degradation, does not absorb moisture, and handles wide temperature swings without cracking, rotting, or warping. Hunters in Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan have been putting Banks blinds through brutal freeze-thaw cycles for years with strong results. This is not a flimsy material choice.

What upgrades should I consider when ordering the Stump 2?
The most popular add-ons are the Wall Insulation kit at $379.99 for cold-weather hunters who plan to sit long hours in low temperatures, the Skid Kit at $499.99 if you want the ability to move the blind with a tractor or ATV, and the Window Visor Kit at $99.99 to manage glare and rain. The Camo Curtain Kit at $99.99 is also a smart add if concealment in your specific setup needs an extra layer.

Is this blind suitable for bowhunters?
Banks Outdoors officially recommends the Stump 2 for gun and crossbow hunters. The interior dimensions at 6.5 feet long by 4 feet wide provide limited draw clearance for a traditional compound bow setup. If bowhunting is your primary focus, Banks Outdoors makes larger models that are specifically designed with the draw arc and movement needs of bowhunters in mind.

How long does it take to set up the Stump 2 once it arrives?
Setup time varies depending on your leg system and site prep, but the blind itself is designed for practical field installation rather than a full construction project. Most hunters report being able to get the blind placed and positioned with two people and basic equipment in a reasonable afternoon. Having your site cleared and level before the blind arrives makes the process significantly smoother.