Pimped My Stand

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Galgo
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Pimped My Stand

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After a few successful years of hunting my honey hole out of a blind I decided to elevate myself a few feet to be able to see across the entire field that I watch and get better up close opportunities. With the new stand (6 feet high) I felt very exposed and after a couple of years it seemed that deer were very suspicious around it so i decided to get the best of both worlds and install my ground blind onto my tree stand.

Here is the before pic.

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and here is the after pic

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Kind of look slike some sort of camo lunar lander sticking it tongue out doesn't it?

Anyway feeling very confident about sitting there this year.

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Post by Woody Williams »

That will work...

Nice and dry too..
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nice

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i would fold the flap inside so the black do s not shine but very nicew to be able to see DUTCH
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Post by subneural »

very nice! You've given me some ideas for next year. Thanks for sharing.
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Post by longwinters »

Gee, I don't know. I think you should paint a smiley face on it. :lol:

No, it looks like it should work good for you.

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looks good
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Post by Sandman »

Looks great .. Good job
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Post by wabi »

Thanks for posting the pics!
I've been seriously considering doing that same thing with one of my blinds for some time now. I have one location where a few feet elevation would make a huge difference.
Did you use a "trap door" for access?????
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Post by DanO »

Looks alot warmer and weatherproof as well.

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Post by Galgo »

wabi wrote:Thanks for posting the pics!
I've been seriously considering doing that same thing with one of my blinds for some time now. I have one location where a few feet elevation would make a huge difference.
Did you use a "trap door" for access?????
yes I used a standard Skid and added about three feet to it and a trap door in the middle
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