Here is our fabulous pallet blind. I was able to get some OSB (donated from a construction site) for the sides and roof, but the guts and frame are all pallets (donated from work). Also, we found some tin scraps for the roof in the landowners junk pile. A couple 2x4's and some camo burlap and it was good to go. No door on the back, just made a "curtain with the burlap. It gets cold in there, but its roomy and comfy. I think we spent about $70 on it in screws and OSB.

It'll probably only last a season or 2, but it was cheap. This first year on this lease, I needed to pinch a few pennies.

I like it. I've always been the 'Fred Sanford' kind of hunter. Waste not want not.

I think this one is the top one of all




Built up fallen oak tree all the way around.
Leafs of various colors to blend in with the natural surroundings
Assortment of branches to sit in the middle hiding from the wildlife on the other side .

Not much of a wind block but my face is to the exact North, so it travels downward to the creek below . where no deer come threw ..

This one is about 10 yrs old now , just gave it a fresh coat of paint.

Paint will keep it from weathering and rotting as fast for sure.

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Keep the water off of it and keep it off of the ground and that is one you can hand down to your kiddos one day.

here's mine.

i have more paint on the stand now, but am still using a pop-up on top of it.

more pics next year when i finish it off..

8 foot to bottom of floor. easy walk up stairs, ( I'm old.) 5X8 inside being 7 foot tall.