Cover For Cattle Panel Blind?

[TexOddball]

why not use tin?

Don’t put it under an oak tree if you go this route! Hunting as a guest at a place one time, they put me in a blind with a tin roof. Breeze picked up and the first acorn hit the roof, I thought I’d been shot!

[nacohunter]

Landfill liner

[kerrbow]

OTR trucker's tarps or use old billboard material. I prefer the oilfield pond liner material for ours.

[junior]

blind

I used a hay bale ring, and screwed tin roofing to the sides, and put it on top for the roof. Spray foamed inside to seal the cracks/openings. Just gotta dig out a hole to sit in it, you're ground level with the deer. It's pretty cool.

[U.S.ArmyRetired]

I used a hay bale ring, and screwed tin roofing to the sides, and put it on top for the roof. Spray foamed inside to seal the cracks/openings. Just gotta dig out a hole to sit in it, you're ground level with the deer. It's pretty cool.

Nice blind. Do you hunt Ft Hood?

[cva34]

Man this been a great ride of IDEAS thx

[Mike Fangman]

Shower pan liner, is another good option, I did the roof of a box blind with it and it lasted for years.

[Dale Moser]

When I had mine, I wrapped the sides with corollary sheets, and zip tied them on. I put painters plastic over the roof, and outdoor carpet over that, and zip tied it all down at the top of the walls.


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[GBX01]

I will be using this idea in the fall. Love the simplicity of the design.

[JRG_80]

I used a outdoor canvas canopy, the type for patio furniture. Made a cattle panel blind in a cir and attached the canopy over it. Crossed two pieces of pvc for support…..worked for years


jrg


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[GBX01]

I like the PVC idea