I keep spare ammo for several calibers heater spare binoculars paper towels to clean windows or for when nature calls.

Water, crackers, Halls drops, heater, blanket, diary to write down what and when I see things,and whatever book I am reading at the time.

Gas, plenty of gas, and two cans of fix a flat.

Heater, tp, pee bottle, small light, empty bottle for cig butts, trash bag, tin foil, matches/lighter, spare propane bottle small,

Heater, TP, spare propane bottles, bic lighter, pee bottle....think that's about it.

Chair only!

Chair and a spare bottle of water. I'm hunting out of it, not living in it.

Water and hearing protectors.

Just chairs in the stationary blinds. Pretty much everything in the mobile blind.

Not much, I generally hunt brushed in places along trails etc. The one box blind I have used to have paper towels, window cleaner and paper wasps in it. I have not looked inside of it in a couple of years even though I see it every day.

Chairs and a couple bottles of water. I hunt out of box blinds with no closeable windows or lockable door. It has worked so far...

Chair. Maybe a half used can of wasp spray and a bottle of pee.

I believe he means "for"..."a bottle FOR pee".

I have put a lot of thought into what I keep in the blind. I always make sure I have a few dirt dauber nests, a couple of spiders, some old leaves just in case, a pen for writing on the walls, a few nails and screws sticking into the blind from the outside, and I always make sure my chair is worn out and won't work right. It just wouldn't be the same without all those.

Just a little heater and a spare tank. Anything else I bring with me.

I only have one box blind right now and only keep TP in it. If I know I'll be hunting it for a few days I'll leave a bottle of water in it. My other spots are tripod or pop ups and I bring what I'll need.

Thermacell, water, scent eliminator spray, bipod or tripod,

I forgott the bottle of pee this is doe pee I splash it out the windows thinking it may cover the smell of coffee and ocasionl gas.

I hunt several stands so I have all stuff I might need in a backpack that I carry with me.

This is my little bit. Beeing comfortable seems to help me stay and hunt longer.

Chair, water, Flex Seal, heater, small propane, bottles, binoculars, ammo

Nothing

A television, DVD player, 2 ceiling fans, refrigerator, crockpot, stove, microwave, couch, bunk beds, 2 cots, and a whole bunch of other stuff.

Don't really hunt out of blinds these days, but I did when I was young. Dad always had TP for nature calls and stuffed noses, water, pee bottles (one for each of us), heater, hearing protection, chairs, a lighter, and some wasp spray.

My son is getting older, so I'll have to build a box blind in the next few years most likely. I gotta admit, I'm pretty excited about all the new stuff that's out in regards to solar panels, etc. I'm gonna have some fun.

I also keep some cough drops in the blind. Pretty valuable when I have deer close and need to suppress coughs.

Now that's a deer blind.

water, little heater, extra seat cushion, sunflower seeds, a small hand held electronic Yahtzee game, binoculars, slicker suit incase all hell breaks loose above me, and my hunting backpack which has all my ammo, lights, and hunting needs...

Wasp spray, empty gatorade bottles, heater, and spare propane for heater.

Wasps, scorpions, mice and sometimes a ringtail.

this plus chairs and occasionally an owl and the debris they leave behind.

Extra ammo. First aid kit, therma cells, water bottles, TP, camp toilet with bags, deer and varmint calls, rattle bag, pen, little buddy heater with extra bottles, shooting sticks, shooting bags, and extra batteries.

My friend Joe his dad bought Sabine River bottom land complete with old deer stand as soon as they took possession of land joe and I headed to stand mid season cold took two rifles and heater checked for bugs and climed in nice swivel office chair and one old folding chair office chair was chewed up by rodent started to settle in to hunt when out pops squirrel right up joe and around stand we screamed like girls it ran out when I opened door joe had asma attack could not run heater but hunted and had good laugh!

I hunt out of 5 blinds so there is nothing I keep in them except for a small propane heater for the big blinds. Everything else I need is in my backpack. Of course each blind has a chair!

So this is new stand Joe and I built for Sabine bottom land

Me too. One of the best things I ever did was start carrying a backpack to the deer stand.

Am I the only one that keeps a little 'antifreeze' the blind? ...for medicinal purposes only

Water, TP, Flash light, grunt tube, lighter, heater and bottles, rattle horns, pen and log book, coat and blanket. Single shot 12 gauge and turkey loads. Door always stays locked.

Not much

Heater,wasp spray, bottle water, office chairs, TPWD Outdoor Annual book.

Everything else I carry in my pack

Heater, Doe in Heat, Rattling horns, a lighter, TP, and all the spent brass gets lined up on the back windowsill. Oh, and all the trash my kids forget to take with them.

A soft comfortable chair that leans back; a pillow; a blanket; a sleep mask; an alarm clock.

A quiet battery operated D cell fan for hot weather, gallon of water, paper towels, soft chair, and a small sandbag is all I have in the deer blind. If I need extra winter gear to warm my sacks in 20 degree weather, then I'll bring a blanket but I wear underwarmers, head warmers, heavy jacket and gloves before I get in the blind.

Do what?

I keep everything, including the kitchen sink, LOL! Because I actually live on my land. Ha Ha.

And a can of Raid.

Well, I think a squirrel caused them to scream like girls and Joe had an asthma attack so they couldn't run the heater.

I keep a plastic gallon jug of water labeled "deer wash". Use it and refill it every time we get a deer down & dressed....