mold and deer
07-22-2008 | 11:13 AM
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Giant Nontypical
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mold and deer
OK guys a dry waller i had during some work
who actual walk off the job i bought some old plywood some 1/2 some 1/4 a few 3/4 inch stuff
it is bowed and moldy from setting if i had seen it before he took it to my basement i would have laughed at him
But since he walked off i got it for free
I thought about using it for hunting blinds
would the mild smell bother the deer
also do you think it would be OK if i sprayed it down with bleach and painted it
who actual walk off the job i bought some old plywood some 1/2 some 1/4 a few 3/4 inch stuff
it is bowed and moldy from setting if i had seen it before he took it to my basement i would have laughed at him
But since he walked off i got it for free
I thought about using it for hunting blinds
would the mild smell bother the deer
also do you think it would be OK if i sprayed it down with bleach and painted it
07-22-2008 | 11:20 AM
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RE: mold and deer
I know some guys who use plywood blinds. They make pit blinds out of them....so that only a few feet is above ground....and brush the tops in.
They sit on lounge chairs while they hunt.
.....and step into a depressed (dug out) are and stand as they shoot.
Works for them.
They sit on lounge chairs while they hunt.
.....and step into a depressed (dug out) are and stand as they shoot.Works for them.
07-22-2008 | 11:22 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: mold and deer
ORIGINAL: bigtim6656
OK guys a dry waller i had during some work
who actual walk off the job i bought some old plywood some 1/2 some 1/4 a few 3/4 inch stuff
it is bowed and moldy from setting if i had seen it before he took it to my basement i would have laughed at him
But since he walked off i got it for free
I thought about using it for hunting blinds
would the mild smell bother the deer
also do you think it would be OK if i sprayed it down with bleach and painted it
OK guys a dry waller i had during some work
who actual walk off the job i bought some old plywood some 1/2 some 1/4 a few 3/4 inch stuff
it is bowed and moldy from setting if i had seen it before he took it to my basement i would have laughed at him
But since he walked off i got it for free
I thought about using it for hunting blinds
would the mild smell bother the deer
also do you think it would be OK if i sprayed it down with bleach and painted it
Anywho, I would just hose it off and use it. No bleaching. Plus, the bleach may cause it to delaminate, I don't know.
07-22-2008 | 11:30 AM
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RE: mold and deer
I would think if you are planning on building your blinds any time before the season starts, you would be fine. My family has some shooting houses we built for gun season, they are painted plywood. The deer may notice them at first, but once they have been out for a while, the odor will go away and the deer will not pay them any mind. Hell, I have bow hunted out of a couple of them when it was raining and I felt like being a wuss, shot deer with a bow out of them. Go for it.
07-22-2008 | 11:56 AM
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RE: mold and deer
what i thought to do was cut shooting holes out in diff places. Take two sheet fix them in the ground and a third tide to one piece then pull it to the other to inclose the thing.
I am alittle worried of the mold smell making me sick
maybe spray it off then hope it does not grow back
i will install them in sept when it is legal to on govt land
I am alittle worried of the mold smell making me sick
maybe spray it off then hope it does not grow back
i will install them in sept when it is legal to on govt land
