Non-Typical Properties

06/18/2026

Green means go. Go to your local 360 dealer and get that Father's Day gift ordered!

06/16/2026

06/13/2026

06/13/2026

One of the biggest issues I hear about with basically all of the top hunting blind brands is leaking doors and windows. And one of the most common questions I get asked about 360 Hunting Blind is… “Do the windows ever leak?” The answer is no, and hopefully this helps to prove it.

06/08/2026

It's never too early to start practicing. Get those reps in!

05/27/2026

I’m very grateful I get to work with such amazing customers, and a great company like 360 Hunting Blind. One customer even reached out to 360 Hunting Blinds about their recent purchase and experience with me. A big THANK YOU to everyone who I’ve worked with so far, and everyone who I will get to work with in the future!

We received a glowing review of one of our dealers, Tony at Non-Typical Properties , after this customer had the opportunity to do business with them for a new hunting blind purchase! Pictured here, Tony also enjoys hunting turkeys out of his very own 360 blinds.

"Your dealer Tony, in Jordan, MN (Non-Typical Properties) - is the best. He has patiently answered all my questions, helped me avoid mistakes, and made my purchase as easy as possible. A true Christian in keeping with your company's priorities. I'm happy I chose 360." - Happy 360 Customer.

We're grateful that our dealer network is full of team players. Our dealers will often work together on larger projects, and they're properly equipped with product knowledge and experience to get you in the right blind!

05/27/2026

If you care, leave it there! ❤️️

Most "orphaned" fawns are not actually orphaned. During the first few weeks of life, fawns spend most of their time lying still hidden in the grass or brush. 👀

Unless it is in immediate danger (e.g., roadway), leave it exactly where it is. Touching, moving, or trying to feed the fawn usually does more harm than good. ❌

Observe from a distance, often the doe is around just out of sight. 🦌

A fawn may truly be orphaned/abandoned if after 24 hours it is still in the exact same spot and:
• crying repeatedly
• weak, cold, or dehydrated
• covered in flies and ants

Before handling or moving any fawn, please contact your local wildlife rehabilitator: mndnr.gov/eco/nongame/rehabilitation/injured-orphaned-wildlife.html

📸 National Park Service

05/25/2026

Thank you does not seem like enough to say.