I've got an older DB T5 that has been gathering dust since I started shooting a longbow - it is just too short. I think it only needs to be raised about 6" so I'm considering a couple of options.
1) Use a 18" piece of rebar for the stakes and attach the blind 6" up off the ground. I would then use a piece of carpet for a floor - big enough to go up the sides and cover the gap from the inside.
2) Build a frame out of 2x8's in the shape of the blind's footprint and attach the blind to it.
(I thought about digging a hole to sit in but the ground is quite rocky)
Have either of these methods worked for you? Will raising it 6" make the windows too high for close shots? Any other ideas?
1) Use a 18" piece of rebar for the stakes and attach the blind 6" up off the ground. I would then use a piece of carpet for a floor - big enough to go up the sides and cover the gap from the inside.
2) Build a frame out of 2x8's in the shape of the blind's footprint and attach the blind to it.
(I thought about digging a hole to sit in but the ground is quite rocky)
Have either of these methods worked for you? Will raising it 6" make the windows too high for close shots? Any other ideas?
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