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Great video explaining everything. What I'm thinking about is a platform with stairs then affix a plastic 6' pentagon shaped plastic blind on top of it. I'm kinda trying to strike a balance between store bought and home brew. I have access to a large amount of "scrap" wood and possibly some telephone poles. I need to be at least 6' off the ground in my situation. So I'm just watching UA-cam videos for inspiration before I start the project

Just dont full throttle on the hills, it wastes energy. find the sweetspot for whatever hill your on to get you to the top. And help as much as you can on hills, sweat yall.

A heavy wolf population usually equates to a low population of all other game species. At least it seems to be the theme from all the wolf country YT channels that i subscribe to. It sounds like Minnesota's deer population has gotten annihilated by wolves over the past few years

Nice. I have finally started a 6'x8' stand this year. It's going to make hunting with my boy much easier.

I'm building my first 6'x8' blind right now for the 2024 season, been hunting out of a 4'x6' for years and can't wait to get into it this fall. I also have 6 tree stands 15',16' and 22', had an accident at work last year and broke my back, doctor told me another fall would probably kill me. I'm about 85% recovered, walking very good and won't climb another ladder again. Ignore the naysayers, most of them have never taken their kids or wives with them on a hunt, box blinds rule for teaching fidgety kids and newbies to hunt. Now that I'm older I'm appreciating the warmth they provide in subzero weather, {I've always used them when the weather turns bad during hunting season}. Many a day I've sat in my little 4'x6' with the Little Buddy heater going in comfort when it was 25 below zero.

Nice finds!!! I also heard that the moose are moving back south again yrs ago we had alot of moose on our land up north witch is 50 miles south of Duluth mn side we watch for sign but haven't seen any thus far.

Ontario … sure 😉… 😆

A "deer blind" is not a hunter's tool. It's an ambush position where you set out salt blocks to coax the little criiers in for harvesting. Hunters use their boots and tracking skills.

definitely a drunk poacher pot shot such an issues up here

my shoots out oil like it’s taking a pee, I used it today for maybe 90 seconds total and it used 1/2 the container of oil

No eye protection = crazy !

They should have never jumped that 3.8 Buick and possibly a red Ford Thunderbird

Very nice hunting blind.

Strange sound.

Great review. I was on the fence about this, but am now sold! I live on gravel roads and have been looking for a bike that's a good fit. Thank you!

Only 17 miles is a bummer.

How have repairs been? Most morried about

Thank you. Those old ones Clean up nice

Very nice job and design. Im 67 and started putting up enclosed elevated box blinds on my Wi farm. At my age comfort means a lot to this worn out body. Im not a believer in peeing close to my hunting spots as some people do. Been a bow hunter since age 12.

Thank you for sharing! I’m going to use this for my epoxy shower splash guard panels I made. Way less expensive than the c channels for shower panels! $8 vs $90! 😮

Butafull job best video on building a blind

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If I were to build another cubby box like this, I would make it about 10" taller so that the fan would be tucked into the cubby as well.

That really is a very loud bike... might be a deal breaker for me... Sounds like it could be very annoying.

At about the 6:50 mark you cut the trunk of a pine tree and a 5/6, both cuts performed horizontally about waist high. When I try cutting branches as low as my waist or lower my DeWalt turns off as I'm holding the button down. If I raise it to cut something where my arms extend at least chest high it works again. Is there something I'm doing wrong?

Brett that looks so nice!

Great idea and job! It turned out nice and welcoming. Awesome BUCKS! 🦌

Looks great! Question: Does riveting those hinges in the glass require a special trick? Ive cracked some expensive sheets of plexiglass trying that, but it was much thinner than what you’re using.

This woeful be a RELLY GOOD video IF the sound was up so we could HEAR IT ...thanks ...

Looks great!!

This is similar to how I want to finish my basement. I'm thinking about having the wood on the bottom half of the wall and the metal roofing on the top half. I'm not sure how that will look. Yours turned out awesome. You have some beautiful antlers hanging on those walls.

Nice instructional video, pretty cool room for trophy admiring whitetail hunters. Kind looks like they are sticking their heads into the hay mow of your old barn for a good feed!❤

Looks awesome along with all the other awesome stuff you build!

Awesome job. Looks great with those brutes hanging from it.

Absolutely beautiful!!!! Speaking of log cabins our land we have in northern Minnesota had a log cabin on it built in the late 1800s we bought the land in 1963 we were able to use the cabin well into the 1980s was just really neat that those old cabins last for yrs and yrs

Wow beautiful room,nice bucks

That turned out amazing!

WOW that's awesome, great use of the bar wood. A person could run boards though the table saw. Set up with a dado blade, cut out the 1/4" to 1/2" lap joint. I may try this with cypress boards.

An alternative to using all concrete, put a shovel of two of concrete in the bottom, almost fill the rest with just sand and finish it off with more concrete.

Outside of Mount Vernon, that's as pretty a piece of land as I've seen. Congrats to ya!

Thank you for the info.

You have a sweet Shanty!

How thick does the ice have to be to support the weight?

Very nice job!!! Did you insulate the floor as well?

all talk

Nice❤

Wow that’s a cool find!! Any deer left in that neck of the woods?

This is great now planning to Bulid mine , very excited to try it. The audio and video are perfectly done sir thank you.

Just a safety tip when messing with the chain as in tightening it or cleaning, just remove the battery first. It take 2 seconds to do that and no worries about fingers.

Hi Brett. It appears that You are cutting down the 4' x 8' plywood to 44" wide, was wondering why You cut them down to 44'? Also what thickness did yo use?