HuntingBP
In this weeks video, I show how my dad and I built a deer blind together. We started with 2×6’s for the frame. Then we covered the floor joints with OSB board. Once that was done we created the walls by 2×4’s. We covered the walls with OSB board on the exterior. On the inside we insulated it then covered the inside with tar paper or ice and water. The top of the hunting blind has a sheet of ice and water and then a metal roof on top. You can see at the end that this blind is way to heavy to move. Stay tuned for the next video and we’ll show you our plan for how we’re going to move this.
Archery for Beginners:
How to Shoot a Compound bow: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=px6mJxzYItU
How to Sight in a Compound Bow: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QkkQqAtTrWM
Saddle Hunting: https://youtu.be/mFaoyZ5GANw
Illinois Buck Down: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ff_hZb2rcQg
Doe Shot from tree Saddle: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mFaoyZ5GANw
This video reflects my own thoughts and does not reflect the opinion of the Air Force or DOD
Thanks for watching! Let me know your thoughts on this gun blind. Would you have done something different?
https://youtu.be/bU47TwXPZUY
I have build around 13 diy box blind / shooting houses. Biggest thing I have learned…..it put some sort of vent in it. Weather it's in the top of the walls, or the roof. Because in the summer time when its hotter than snot out, the inside of your blind needs to breathe. Or it will get a mildew smell to it in time. And if we can smell it, you know the deer can. Not to mention, moisture in a warm area leads to mold eventually. Just a tip.
I suggest building ski's and attaching to the side to move it.
What's your AFSC? Where are you stationed?