ebc187

Mystery solved, I knowRemingtonGuy1991. He is one of my friends and we have hunted the same property for years. I didn't know he was a member. That's pretty funny.

jrfrmn

I suggest 20' or higher, because your scent will be in the second air current at 20' plus. At 12' your scent goes to the ground.

RabidSniperNY

Ours is 16 feet high I believe and I think that was a good height. We had numerous occasions where deer would walk right by with us in it. I also suggest getting it built way before next season starts.

TRACKER

Herea mine ,
Its 8x8 ft, and 12 ft. high ,
I also have a gas heater for those cold days .

RabidSniperNY

We also have a gas heater however I wonder if the deer can smell it sometimes. I only use it in extreme cold weather or if I am sitting all day.

Fletch NY

Rabid,

Hello from Central NY! What would you say your total cost was for the blind. I am thinking of doing one like that this spring so I can hunt with the kids easier.

First need to clear some land for a food plot.....

gregrn43

Go to the national wild turkey web site and go to get in the game. There is a set of plans in there for a nice box blind. I printed them off the other day to build on one of my food plot

sjsfire

I went there and didn't see any plans. How about posting the link? Thanks

3xcoverchange

Saw this one on outdoor channel last week:

http://www.nwtf.org/tv_magazines/images/GITG_box_blind.pdf

I use elevators and find that a 5' x 5' platform works best for me.

RabidSniperNY

Hey nice to meet another fellow NY'er. Where abouts in NY? I am in Auburn, NY. I would say the total cost for the stand was about a thousand dollars, however could probably be cheaper. I think the stand would be a good setup for kids. Good luck with it this spring. I want to do some food plots this spring also.