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rt2bowhunter
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Home made blind

Post by rt2bowhunter »

I thought i would build a ground blind.Its back in a lot of oaks. Several trails crossings. Its just a real nice place to hunt. And best of all its where i like to be in the woods.
Hear is a pic walking to it.
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A close up
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And what i will be watching.
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Post by mikej »

nice pics looks like a good spot and a very nice looking blind
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Post by bkisel »

Hey, that looks real nice. I could fall asleep in that and my hunting buddies would never know to give me a hard time. :)

Is that all shoot through netting or will you open some ports? What are the approximate dimensions?


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Post by dick195252 »

Nice looking area and Blind looks really good. Good Luck :wink:
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Post by mshell »

great looking blind,I made one 2 years ago,they had clear cut and pushed stuff up,I made a rat hole in one ,It worked pretty well,beautiful spot you have!!!
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rt2bowhunter
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Post by rt2bowhunter »

Heres the story, I was in to moms the other day she had several home made tomato cages made. Out of some heavy fence. Un rolled they were 5'x5' and some metal fence posts. She said i wish someone would hall that stuff off.And i had a bunch of Shoot through camo mesh. And a old Tonneau cover. Hello blind (im a cheep skate). I nailed 2 of the ends to trees set to posts took some baling wire and went to work. I took the saplings that need cut. and placed them across the top wired them down good put the tonneau on and wired it down. I took wire cutters and cut out some shooting windows. Cut the shoot through camo so i could put it up or down. Took the tops of the saplings and brushed it in. I have some more fence and post left Im thinking about one made from a tarp.
its in between several oak thickest and about 100yds from a major bedding area. Thanks guys
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Post by lscha »

Nice!! :D
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Post by Arkbow »

looks like a little bit of heaven to me; good luck this season
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Post by Esox »

I like homemade stuff!!..... Call me cheap too, but I feel it's good to be resourceful.... So many folks today simply want to BUY it and when it doesn't work well enough, they go out and BUY another one...

Building your own blind sure beats spending $399.00 for something that with a little sweat and common sense does the same thing... Good Job!!

Good luck hunting out of it this season...
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Post by Gimpaw »

What a nice looking woods. It looks similar to one of my spots, but you have far less under growth than my spot. I should be out there right now thinning the sapplings out but the skeeters and deer flies are so bad right now.
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Post by Farmer »

Good looking set up.
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Post by diesel »

Looks very good.

Good luck.
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Post by rt2bowhunter »

We had some pretty good storms yesterday. I though i better go check on it. It was still there the windows were open. But still standing. While i was looking it over i saw some thing out of the corner of my eye. It was a 8 point pretty tall. About 30yds back around to the left. so theres one there.
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