My first blind

[nano]

Well seeing how many on this site have helped me go from a weekend jump shooter to a full time waterfowl nut I shall pay it forward.

The idea of building a blind came from an outing last year were we had take'n our grandfather out and forgot that he was no spring chicken,( lets say I got a ear full) the rain and sitting in tall wet grass drove him nuts. So I set out to build something that wil keep us dry and conceld while still being able to move around inside. So I took some ideas from the Internet and added some of my own. And got this

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Now that the shell is built I can head out to the field place it and get it all set up, my plan is to set it in a row of blackberry bushes and use corn and tall grass to hide the front. I think I have left myself lots of time for the natural cover to grow back in before the season starts. I will keep posting pics and hopfully by the end of January I will have a whole mess of pics.

[warnniklz]

are you putting any sort of mesh on it?

[nano]

It's going to get a base layer camo tarp, then from their it will have blackberry bushes
growing on top and corn stalks and mixed grass on the front with a berlap tarp for a front door

[pnbrock]

does your club allow permanent blinds ?looks good.

[nano]

It's not so much permanent, the blind itself it just needs to be set up in advance of a hunt. It will also not be in the way of the farmers and there crops

[adriaticum]

Nice job!
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[Foxton Gundogs]

Good job, pea netting over the base is great for weaving natural cover into