Homemade trailer blind

[daniel72]

I was cleaning up around the house tonight and ventured into a tree line on the fair back corner of my property. It's a old pasture and I don't use it so it just grows up but I found two interesting things back there and I'm going to use them to make me a blind. The first one was a little trailer that measures 7'x8' and a truck bed topper that measures 63-1/2" by 90" and I have wood laying around so I'm going to try to make this as cheap as possible.

[wtnhunt]

Like those low cost projects. Good luck with it.

[Ravin R10 man]

neighbor has one in an adjacent field, topper is mounted on walls fastened to an old trailer. they used it one time and it got blown over, uprighted and pulled off down the fenceline where it has sat for a few years

[Ultradog]

Sounds like a good plan.

Try to get it sealed up reasonably well so your scent doesn't escape. Also try to figure out a way to open the shooting window/s QUIETLY.

[Ravin R10 man]

this is how ya do it kids;

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[OKstate]

Homemade trailer blinds are good projects for the off season!  I have a couple that have come in handy when the weather changes and I don't want to sit in the rain.  Good luck with the build, I look forward to seeing the pics of the finished project.