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Early Goose Season is Only a Few Days Away Here In NY so Today We Built an A-Frame Blind for Under $100. We Included All The Needed Materials and Hopefully This Helps You Out!
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Who grills like that? Other than that though, great job boys.
Did you ever make a video using this?
Silicone holds PVC pipe together well and it can be taken apart later I’ve used tie wraps for attaching branches but I’ve seen the rolled up hay used for round bail blinds I think that it’s called soil preparation material with chicken wire. Great idea for a nice lightweight blind unfortunately in my situation there’s too much thrift of equipment going on to use anything that can be carried away because they certainly will. Just give you an idea during bow season these inbred jackasses target Parking areas on public land also along the roads where a hunter is parked bust out the window and steal whatever is in the rig. So your bow case, butchering equipment is what they expect to find but they’ll take it all. So I’ll have to go with wood maybe free pallets. If I ever get to a place where I can use a blind like that I’ll remember your build great job! Tom R.
How many people are you fitting in that blind?
Just built this today freaking amazing thanks guys
any chance you could send me the plan part?
How many of like 10’
I'm using this set up as a blind for my boat. I'm gonna back it with a flat brown tarp on the inside for water/wind resistance and chicken wire and natural ingredients on the outside of it.
Great idea thats how ill do one for sure… be a good chicken coop đź’ˇ as well if you went across on top…..
Looks good
I use hemp twine on my homemade boat blind to attach the natural stuff. Usually rots after the season and by mid-oct when I'm ready to get it ready for the season all the old grass, weeds etc. are off the chichen wire, or plastic netting I use.
That definitely seems a little too high. You aren’t able to shoot any birds down low, only up high.
Grill marks on the glizzys were A1