Looks good man. Hopefully going to the lease soon and going to "pimp" mine out. Lol, arrowsonly sent me a pic of his finished earlier and I was like yep, mine is fine but now I gotta make it livable haha.
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Great work!!
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Those are gonna be a nice sit when it rains!Comment
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The blinds are in the air! It took a forklift to load them onto the trailer, and 8 guys to hoist them up and slide the legs in place once we got them to the lease. It was about 150 degrees outside on Saturday, so I did not take any pictures, but I will take some when I’m down there in a few weeks to fill up feeders. I tucked both of them way back into a clump of cedars, so they are practically invisible when looking at them from the feeder. According to the Sypoint, I had deer and hogs eating in front of them within 8 hours of us putting them up, so they must not mind the blinds too much.
The only thing left to do is trim out some shooting lanes.
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Those look awesome. Looking forward to seeing pics of them in place.Comment
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Originally posted by AggieMark View PostThe blinds are in the air! It took a forklift to load them onto the trailer, and 8 guys to hoist them up and slide the legs in place once we got them to the lease. It was about 150 degrees outside on Saturday, so I did not take any pictures, but I will take some when I’m down there in a few weeks to fill up feeders. I tucked both of them way back into a clump of cedars, so they are practically invisible when looking at them from the feeder. According to the Sypoint, I had deer and hogs eating in front of them within 8 hours of us putting them up, so they must not mind the blinds too much.
The only thing left to do is trim out some shooting lanes.
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Very cool man! Did a great job on them
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those are nice!! I can't wait to see them in place.Comment
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nice!Comment
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Very niceComment
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Made it down to the lease this weekend for a little hog hunting and was able to take some pictures of the blinds in the field. I have some serious lane clearing to do, but the blinds are hidden real well in the cedar.
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Looks great!Comment
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I want that!
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Made it down for a final work day before the opener. I got the shooting lanes trimmed at both tank blinds. I also finished up the “snipers nest”. We built a decked platform 15’ up a giant oak tree, screwed down a seat, and wrapped the whole thing in camo netting. You are just about invisible up there.
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Hey Mark
Would you build them again knowing the work that you had to put into them? Reason I'm asking is I have the chance to get a 10' wide by at least 12' tall tank for free. I've been following your thread. Only change I may make is a trap door entrance. Great looking blind build that should last a lifetime.Comment
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Originally posted by T-roy66 View Post
I would do it again. The trap door is a good idea. My door is the weakest point of my blind and does not seal up real well. If I did it again, I would frame a square door from 2x6s like I did for the windows, and use a pre made door from Deerview.
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