DIY combo box blind input needed

[talltexasshoote]

I have built over 100 blinds in the last 20 years. 6 x 8 is the best size. Elevator brackets are worth their money. Only 60 dollars on Amazon. Hatch door in the bottom is the best way to go. Deerveiw Windows also worth their money. 12 x 18 mounted vertically center at 40 inches is perfect for both bow and rifle. Camouflage paint only matters to hunters. Save money and get the mistake paint at Home Depot. Tint it green or brown. Cheap ladder stands on clearance or ladder steps for tree stands make great ladders to get in short blinds.

[R.W.T]

https://discussions.texasbowhunter.com/forums/showthread.php?t=533617

[Witchgrass]

I'd try and find one of these to build one out of

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I’ve Been looking for one of those!

[TCB]

I'm going to build a blind on a 5x8 trailer that I used to haul a 4 wheeler on. Don't have to worry about how I'm going to unload and makes it super flexible to move the blind around if needed.

[Gladesgator]

I have 5 wood 6x8s that I built an have used for 8 years now.
3/4” plywood floors on 2x6 stringers, on 8’ metal towers.
Slanted tin roof, with overhang. Interior minimum height 7’4”
2’ wide entry porch with roof cover.
Full size 3’ metal prehung exterior door, in swing
Bow and gun windows
Carpet floors
PT plywood exterior, painted
All cracks sealed with expanding foam, no bugs
Stairways with dual handrails

Wouldn’t change anything.

[Triple 7]

Look on facebook marketplace and find a small rubbermade shed that someone is getting rid of. I found a 7x7x7 plastic shed that someone was giving away. I built an 8x8 platform and put it on top of that. Cut windows in the shed and put deer view windows in them. I think I have about $200 in it and its nicer than I need