home made hunting blind idea
08-05-2008 | 09:30 AM
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RE: home made hunting blind idea
ORIGINAL: gearheart
Let us just remember, when we're all out of work and have finshed spending the money that our parents saved, that we started it all by worshipping at the temple of the lowest price. I remember when wally world products displayed the " Proudly made in America" tags and they had quality stuff. Those days are gone. We threw them away.
Let us just remember, when we're all out of work and have finshed spending the money that our parents saved, that we started it all by worshipping at the temple of the lowest price. I remember when wally world products displayed the " Proudly made in America" tags and they had quality stuff. Those days are gone. We threw them away.
08-05-2008 | 09:34 AM
#42
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RE: home made hunting blind idea
ORIGINAL: corey012778
I started it hoping for some too.
ORIGINAL: Buck Hunter 1
Jeeze can't even buy a blind w/out this crap! Get on the political site w/it! I was truly hpoing to see many ideas on homemade blinds.
Jeeze can't even buy a blind w/out this crap! Get on the political site w/it! I was truly hpoing to see many ideas on homemade blinds.
ESPECIALLY under the heading of "homemade hunting blind ideas"....?
People crack me up that they just don't get it.
Learn toHUNT, hunt the wind, move sloooow, and save yourself $40..........
08-05-2008 | 12:26 PM
#43
Giant Nontypical
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RE: home made hunting blind idea
since stand only thing i see is the 2x4s on the trees should run down to the ground and maybe in a foot or so
ORIGINAL: rafsob
I also want this thread to go back toblinds and leave thepolitical crap outside. Come on guys!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I hunt at a friends place and he made of this tree stand that is very functional and fairly cheap. He made about a dozen and we spread them throughout his farm. It can be made into a tree stand blind if he wants to, but they work very well.
I also want this thread to go back toblinds and leave thepolitical crap outside. Come on guys!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I hunt at a friends place and he made of this tree stand that is very functional and fairly cheap. He made about a dozen and we spread them throughout his farm. It can be made into a tree stand blind if he wants to, but they work very well.
08-05-2008 | 02:10 PM
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Boone & Crockett
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RE: home made hunting blind idea
Man, you've got to replace that bucket with a decent folding lawn chair
, and drape some burlap over the sides to screen your movement.
, and drape some burlap over the sides to screen your movement.
08-06-2008 | 05:08 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: home made hunting blind idea
ORIGINAL: Semisane
Man, you've got to replace that bucket with a decent folding lawn chair , and drape some burlap over the sides to screen your movement.
Man, you've got to replace that bucket with a decent folding lawn chair
, and drape some burlap over the sides to screen your movement.
As far as the camo, we have harvestedmany deer from these stands with no problems. I guess you could drape some camo around the railings if it made you happy.
08-06-2008 | 05:31 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: home made hunting blind idea
ORIGINAL: rafsob
I also want this thread to go back toblinds and leave thepolitical crap outside. Come on guys!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I hunt at a friends place and he made of this tree stand that is very functional and fairly cheap. He made about a dozen and we spread them throughout his farm. It can be made into a tree stand blind if he wants to, but they work very well.
I also want this thread to go back toblinds and leave thepolitical crap outside. Come on guys!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I hunt at a friends place and he made of this tree stand that is very functional and fairly cheap. He made about a dozen and we spread them throughout his farm. It can be made into a tree stand blind if he wants to, but they work very well.
http://www.the-gleasons.com/low_cost_tree_stands_for_hunting.htm
Chap
PS. If you have been around a while this is nothing new to you. For new folks, you may get some ideas that you like. Mine is a complete setup of the stand and the steps to get into the stand along with a Gorilla Seat, which you either leave in the stand or take out every time.
08-06-2008 | 12:10 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: home made hunting blind idea
Made in Clio Michigan starting at 35.00. Sold thru many outlets, sportsman guide, Dunhams,and others,ect ect.
http://www.ameristep.com/
Al
http://www.ameristep.com/
Al
08-06-2008 | 12:22 PM
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Giant Nontypical
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RE: home made hunting blind idea
i hate those blinds try sitting in one in a good wind it blows all over the place.
I would not want to bow hunt out of it either.
I bought one my second year used it twice in no wind the third was a wind of about 10 miles an hour or so it blow all over. i took it back and told them to stick it
I would not want to bow hunt out of it either.
I bought one my second year used it twice in no wind the third was a wind of about 10 miles an hour or so it blow all over. i took it back and told them to stick it
ORIGINAL: alleyyooper
Made in Clio Michigan starting at 35.00. Sold thru many outlets, sportsman guide, Dunhams,and others,ect ect.
http://www.ameristep.com/
Al
Made in Clio Michigan starting at 35.00. Sold thru many outlets, sportsman guide, Dunhams,and others,ect ect.
http://www.ameristep.com/
Al
08-06-2008 | 02:04 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: home made hunting blind idea
The ultimate portable hunting blind (sort of), where you get to be the bush.
OK, I know it's not homemade but Sportsmans Guide has them for around $80 and it even has a gun cover. Just pick your spot and become the blind.
OK, I know it's not homemade but Sportsmans Guide has them for around $80 and it even has a gun cover. Just pick your spot and become the blind.