I just found an awesome YouTube video for a DIY 8x8 hunting blind. I have already starting getting all the stuff, it looks sturdy and suyper easy to build. Finally, a big blind that 1 person can build and get into the field!

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Sep 8, 2011 · Im not much of a carpenter but I can follow directions. Im looking for a good set of plans for a 4x6 deer stand that can be built at the house and then put together in the field. I would like one thats 2-6 feet off the ground or so if possible. If you …

Aug 18, 2017 · I'm looking for ideas on how to build two movable rests for my box blind that will be completely sturdy. I've got a couple of ideas but I'd like to see if any of you have built one that works great. I feel pretty good shooting out to 150-200 yards with only a front rest but no further.

Nov 10, 2010 · re: diy deer blind plans.... POST WHAT YOU HAVE - 12/13/21 06:56 PM I don't really care for stands that are minimally built and have to use 15- 2x4's scabbed all over for bracing.

I want to build a one man blind, the floor about ten feet off the ground and a box with a rail to rest the rifle. My issue is whether to use long lumber or shorter pieces and how to brace it. Sort of thought I'd put it together at home with screws- number everything, take it apart and then re-assemble it in the field.

Aug 17, 2017 · Re: DIY rifle rest for box blind - 11/09/17 09:03 PM I keep my tower blind as small as possible. The walls are independent of each other and fit together, then screwed at the corners.

Dec 9, 2011 · i have just finnished to deer blinds made out of square tubing one is 8 ft whith center boat seat and shooting rails 360 degre shooting. i desinged it to be taken down and fit in the back of a pickup all you need to put it up is a cordless drill. if you want i can send you some pics it is by far the sturdiest stand i have seen . total cost was under $200.00

Aug 24, 2010 · + 1 on the heater but i would caulk it up good cause then once you get if warm you can keep it warm for a little while with out the heater if you need to vent it just open the window a little bit. but on the one i'm getting ready to build i'm still gonna put carpet half way up the walls to muffle the sound of me accidently hittin the wall with my boot.

my last box stand i built is bout 4 1/2' off ground half height of normal stand & in middle has cut out for extended area to put feet, so can stand up ta stretch. am sure few will figure out what trying to explain, & have seen one like it.