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Wish I was down that way.
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Holy crap that is literally 5 minutes from my office.
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Used one of those to make a couple blinds before and it worked very well.Comment
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Get em while they hot. Best hunting blind money you never spent.
Ten bucks of paint and ten bucks of brass hinges, a little elbow grease and an old piece of free carpet and you will be set for the next 6-10 years
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lay on it's side and that is a premade bow blind.Comment
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anybody down that way coming to east texas? id be willing to pay something to get one up here.Comment
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Dang those are big! I wish I had one up here in DFW. I could use one of those.Last edited by SFAbowhunter; 09-20-2017, 03:48 PM.Comment
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They make great bow blinds. Mine was 5.5 x 7 x 7 so it's a two man job as far as handling and cutting
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Dang it. Wish I had a trailer....
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Had one for the last 8 years.. Primed good and painted. Used Metal roof that I replaced once. Still thikn I will get another 8 years out of it.
They are heavy to load.Comment
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I built a couple like Smarts. Paid $100 a piece for them in Dallas somewhere. Put a couple Windows on the narrow side and sat in the back of the other side. Painted the inside black and the outside about the same as his! Used about 3 gallons of paint on each one and covered the roof in membrane.
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Originally posted by Kmart49 View PostStory of your life
Hey now! With that comment you should go pick mine up.
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Don't need a trailer just a pickup--the clips can be taken off and flat stack the panelsOriginally posted by mev002 View PostComment
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