New ground blind

Not that noticeable when the fish are biting and the hunting is good.

Electric vest are the bomb.
 
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Not that noticeable when the fish are biting and the hunting is good.

Electric vest are the bomb.
If only they would build some charging stations in strategic locations 😂 😂 😂 😂
 
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It was a rainy day yesterday so I made my shooting shack windows. I had some dry cedar that was pretty accessible so that was the material. White cedar takes screw's without splitting pretty good and l have a 5 pound box of galvanized 2.5" drywall screws that I never can find a us for so it worked out well. I did pre drill and counter sink before screwing. They went pretty fast once I got everything ready to go. I'm waiting on my inexpensive hinges that I ordered from Walmart and Velcro for the curtains. The curtains will be made from black landscape fabric and attached to the sash so the curtains will not have to be opened to open the window. I'm planning to staple them to the bottom and use noVelcro at the top. Velcro is a little noisy but if it's adjusted to suit the hunter when starting the hunt it should not have to be touched again.

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I finally have it done, it took a lot longer than I expected partly due to a head cold and also because there's a lot of parts. The landscape fabric curtains with Velcro closures work good. The windows are all weather stripped to keep the scent in and the cold out. I've got a couple more started and I will tweek the design a little, they will be slightly smaller and shorter and I'm going to make some small changes in the windows. With the cedar floor system and shingled roof this should last for many years. IMG_20260916_133851543.webp IMG_20260916_133951913_HDR.webp IMG_20260916_134010426_HDR.webp
 
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I finally have it done, it took a lot longer than I expected partly due to a head cold and also because there's a lot of parts. The landscape fabric curtains with Velcro closures work good. The windows are all weather stripped to keep the scent in and the cold out. I've got a couple more started and I will tweek the design a little, they will be slightly smaller and shorter and I'm going to make some small changes in the windows. With the cedar floor system and shingled roof this should last for many years.View attachment 293382View attachment 293383View attachment 293384
Congrats! Now to see the results during hunting season! Chuck
 
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