I had an idea for a ground blind. I spent $15 on the frame. 16 feet of rebar cut into 4 ft pieces, 4 10 ft lengths of 1/2" pvc, and 6 zip ties. I drove the rebar 2 ft into the ground in about a 4.5 ft square. bend oppossite pvc pieces toward the center run a zip tie thru pre drilled holes. I put three ties about 6 in. apart so that it would be a continuous curve and not an "x". Repeat for the other two pvc pieces. This gave me a 6'4" center height dome (that is also 6'4" across at my shoulders when I am standing)that I can move easily at the cost of the 6 zip ties and the energy to drive the rebar. Now I just have to figure out what I am going to use for the skin. This will undoubtedly the biggest expense on the blind.
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yea send pics. I like the idea. Am always making ground blinds but mainly out of brush. My current blind is right in the middle of a small cedar tree. I am tuck in there tight but have enough room to draw, only downfall is I only have one shot window. Your idea with the pipes give you a couple of area for windows.
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Just find a roll of wire mesh from an old construction site, that was used to put in sidewalks and driveways to pour the concrete on. They are 6' tall and have 6" holes. Make your circle 6 or 7' across and tie together. Cut your door out, leaving one or two squares on the top and the bottom, hinge with wire or whatever you have. Put a couple 2x4's across the top with tin or old plywood or just brush on top of them. And as far as the sides you can hang brush or carpet or netting or whatever you have. I have one like this with a shooting window cutout with shot thur netting, got to love it the cost to me $0.00Last edited by thebowhunters; 01-02-2008, 07:07 PM.
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