HuntingBP
This is a shooting box blind that I built (in panels) and put up at this location, without machinery – about 5 years ago. I learned the hard way that it’s worth the extra time to anchor all elevated deer blinds to the earth and I also that OSB is not the best long term choice for exterior sheeting on a deer blind.
Other Videos I Mentioned…
Window Fog Solution: https://youtu.be/-uTOsRUb5wk
Build Your Own Windows: https://youtu.be/aOgstjZsE7A
Octagon Box Blind Tour: https://youtu.be/PLAmWU-JjK8
6 x 8 Deluxe Elevated Hunting Blind Tour: https://youtu.be/3jBChDyJmwg
Music by Julian Avila
Nice blind that you built. Thanks for all the building information and instructions you would make a great teacher. Can’t wait to check out your other videos.
Good Job!
That's a nice setup. How do you keep the mice & bugs out during the off season?
We hunt lots of flat land in Louisiana and we usually have bottom of window/shooting levels at 36-39", which works out really well since we use office chairs on casters and pressurized cylinders that raise and lower the chairs by about 6-8". In 5'x7' or 5'x8' stands we may roll 1'-2' in either direction to take a look/shot, especially if in this size box alone. Great stand and video. Liked, subscribed, & HIT THE BELL.
Nice job! I like the trap door idea, you made it as safe as possible, going to start mine soon!
Good video. I like it
Appreciate your detailed descriptions. I’ve scouted a good location using a ground blind and my winter job will be to build an elevated box blind, working in my heated shop. I’ll use a skid steer to set it so I’m building the box in one piece and the base as another. Do you have a preference for set posts over the 8-degree angle sitting on the ground?