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Wagon blind project

hillrunner

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I always enjoy the blind build threads so I thought I'd show my blind project I did this year
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Impressive. Very nice work? If possible sometime some more specific info on how you did your windows would be appreciated.
 
3 things I aim for when building a blind- keep my scent in, keep the bugs out, and have plenty of windows . There is one window that opens on each side, the rest are fixed viewing windows made from tinted plexi glass. I bought the opening windows from deer view windows. The view from the inside is great and from the outside the windows look mostly black , especially when the suns out.
Everything is wrapped, caulked, and taped in redundancy to make sure the blind is air tight. The reflectex wrap makes it very quiet inside.
The blind has too much movement when you move around inside so it will be ratchet strapped 4 ways to earth anchors in the ground.
I built it almost completely out of material I had laying around so that's why some of the colors don't match very well .lol
 
Nice job on the conversion. I'm seeing more and more of this style of blind dotting the fields around me.
 
And it's set, about 50 yards from a cereal grain plot covering the 2 entrance/exit trails. A little late in the year for placing it but the summer didn't go as planned.
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