How about a slight roof to give you some cover if you have ducks circle?
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Originally posted by RockTippedStick View PostNext cut a small cut out of the wire mesh like a dog door with a ramp out of the front. You can bungee it up where your dog can peek out from under and it keeps them in the blind with you.
Can't wait to see them brushed in and in use. Great project and good luck hunting.
Y'all coming to the BCSRC test this fall?
And as long as we can get our dogs signed up for master we will be there!
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We made a couple like that and then started making them much lower profile and driving the boat into them and hunting out of the boat. Had braces under water w pvc pipe for rollers and just drove the boat in and slid it out Used ratchet straps to tighten the boat down to the blind to keep rocking to a minimum. Made one with a bench seat and the boat was the floor. Others just sat in the boat. Didn't need a boat hide and was real low profile Worked pretty well for us. Easy to move as well w the boat driven in it.
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Originally posted by Slew View PostWe made a couple like that and then started making them much lower profile and driving the boat into them and hunting out of the boat. Had braces under water w pvc pipe for rollers and just drove the boat in and slid it out Used ratchet straps to tighten the boat down to the blind to keep rocking to a minimum. Made one with a bench seat and the boat was the floor. Others just sat in the boat. Didn't need a boat hide and was real low profile Worked pretty well for us. Easy to move as well w the boat driven in it.
As for hiding the boat, we park the boat several hundred yards away and kayak in. We can slide the kayak right underneath this blind. I have thought about building one that is 16 ft and has a separate boat slip behind the actual blind. The only downside to a blind that big is brushing it and then keeping it brushed up well throughout the season. It probably isn't going to happen this year but maybe next!
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Cool build. One suggestion, you should take about 20 feet of some surgical tubing and and attach that to the blind so that you can have some motion in the spread. We built one like this a while back and, we also put a solar panel on it and wired a MOJO about head high, left it running all season thanks to the good lord and some of his solar energy, just make sure that the MOJO is well cared for cause those motors ain't what they used to be
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Originally posted by Mhageman View PostLegit blind! Fyi beavers will chew into floats. We've had them hollow out floats in a dock before but yours is much easier to replace than our was.
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