Has anybody ever build a huge hunting box blind? My bear hunting friend just build one. Check out these photos in my first post. I saw it yesterday and it's a beauty.
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Has anybody ever build a huge hunting box blind? My bear hunting friend just build one. Check out these photos in my first post. I saw it yesterday and it's a beauty.
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The floor of the blind is 16 feet high.
The four legs are 6 by 6 each.
You can stand inside it because its 7 feet high.
There are two soft comfortable chairs inside.
The entire blind is covered in black tar paper with camouflage cloth around it.
The roof has shingles on it.
The floor has a rug.
Three Plexiglass windows with hinge on each.
He has a fiberglas ladder going up to it.
The door has a pad lock on it.
He said he can take a nap in it during a fall hot afternoon, while waiting for the evening deer hunt.
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Originally posted by Gary Devine View PostThe floor of the blind is 16 feet high.
The four legs are 6 by 6 each.
You can stand inside it because its 7 feet high.
There are two soft comfortable chairs inside.
The entire blind is covered in black tar paper with camouflage cloth around it.
The roof has shingles on it.
The floor has a rug.
Three Plexiglass windows with hinge on each.
He has a fiberglas ladder going up to it.
The door has a pad lock on it.
He said he can take a nap in it during a fall hot afternoon, while waiting for the evening deer hunt.
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Originally posted by Gary Devine View PostThe floor of the blind is 16 feet high.
The four legs are 6 by 6 each.
You can stand inside it because its 7 feet high.
There are two soft comfortable chairs inside.
The entire blind is covered in black tar paper with camouflage cloth around it.
The roof has shingles on it.
The floor has a rug.
Three Plexiglass windows with hinge on each.
He has a fiberglas ladder going up to it.
The door has a pad lock on it.
He said he can take a nap in it during a fall hot afternoon, while waiting for the evening deer hunt.
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Originally posted by DakotaMan View PostLooks pretty comfy Gary. It could still use drywall, furnace, A/C, toilet and a 70" flat screen TV. If he would install a corn feeder under the blind, he could just drop big rocks on their head and save ammo.
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Quite a few years back, somebody compiled "Texas Deer Stands" photos.
One was a Volkswagen ...up in a tree!
Another was a set of photos showing a 20 or 30 foot travel trailer being set up on top of some uprights about 15 or 20 feet high.
Completed, it was fully functional and had a deck in front.
An electrician friend of mine built a box blind beside a pump jack. He had lights, heater and coffee maker.
Box blinds are fun!
Neato Big G!
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Originally posted by OutdoorTeacher View PostI like how it is tucked away in the trees. I hate how many guys go buy one of those redneck box blinds and stick it up on the edge of a field out in the open.
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Originally posted by FirstBubba View PostQuite a few years back, somebody compiled "Texas Deer Stands" photos.
One was a Volkswagen ...up in a tree!
Another was a set of photos showing a 20 or 30 foot travel trailer being set up on top of some uprights about 15 or 20 feet high.
Completed, it was fully functional and had a deck in front.
An electrician friend of mine built a box blind beside a pump jack. He had lights, heater and coffee maker.
Box blinds are fun!
Neato Big G!
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Originally posted by Gary Devine View PostThe floor of the blind is 16 feet high.
The four legs are 6 by 6 each.
You can stand inside it because its 7 feet high.
There are two soft comfortable chairs inside.
The entire blind is covered in black tar paper with camouflage cloth around it.
The roof has shingles on it.
The floor has a rug.
Three Plexiglass windows with hinge on each.
He has a fiberglas ladder going up to it.
The door has a pad lock on it.
He said he can take a nap in it during a fall hot afternoon, while waiting for the evening deer hunt.
Have one almost like that with 30-40 .22Lr holes in it found shell casings on the ground, the fiberglass roof panels were a mess!! We think Kids Snuck on the Lease? Real Nice Box Blind
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Originally posted by Gary Devine View PostThe floor of the blind is 16 feet high.
The four legs are 6 by 6 each.
You can stand inside it because its 7 feet high.
There are two soft comfortable chairs inside.
The entire blind is covered in black tar paper with camouflage cloth around it.
The roof has shingles on it.
The floor has a rug.
Three Plexiglass windows with hinge on each.
He has a fiberglas ladder going up to it.
The door has a pad lock on it.
He said he can take a nap in it during a fall hot afternoon, while waiting for the evening deer hunt.
A few New Jersey slob hunters would rather steal tree stands and trail cameras. They need a crane to steal this blind. LOL
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Originally posted by Gary Devine View PostThe floor of the blind is 16 feet high.
The four legs are 6 by 6 each.
You can stand inside it because its 7 feet high.
There are two soft comfortable chairs inside.
The entire blind is covered in black tar paper with camouflage cloth around it.
The roof has shingles on it.
The floor has a rug.
Three Plexiglass windows with hinge on each.
He has a fiberglas ladder going up to it.
The door has a pad lock on it.
He said he can take a nap in it during a fall hot afternoon, while waiting for the evening deer hunt.
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