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TO: wtnhunt & readers, We use flashing or valley flashing as some call, for our roofs. Cheapness and durability is what you'll get doing it this way. In the case of a 6x6, you would need a roll of 30" flashing. Cut three pieces 6'-6" long. Fold edges down for extra protection leaving the six feet. Overlap the three pieces on roof. Use sheet metal screws of your liking. Can use OSB under sheet metal or plywood, whichever suits your wallet. Have done this for many, many years. Have never had problems. Thanks for your interest!!! One day less before my life begins again, DEER SEASON.

Thanks for that info! I will certainly look it up, One day less before my life begins again, DEER SEASON.

I'm an amateur welder and have made several deer blinds with square tubing. These are covered in plywood. I have noticed many commercial blinds that are practically like mine with one difference. The outer plywood is covered with sheet metal that is painted in different camouflage patterns. Thus the sheet metal makes the blind invincible to weather, birds, rodents, etc... My question is, "Has anyone experience or knowledge as to how to acquire the sheet metal used on these blinds"? I of course am looking for this material at a reasonable price. The commercial blinds are priced as much as three times what I can make one for. I am thinking of contacting a steel making company in order to have this sheet metal made.