How many blinds will be on the ground?

I'm heading out tomorrow to check out the damage. 50+ MPH winds whiping through the canyons is probably won't end well for our blind.

No blinds on my place but theres plenty just of the fence lines, I may take my camera and hope for the best. We had allot of damage in town, tree's down and shingles every where, quite allot of damage to my roof.

hopefully mines still standing, I have two days left of the season

ours are wired down pretty good.


hopefully they made it. need to check on the pivot too, make sure that is ok

I am hoping ours are still up. One in particular worries me, but it's got two deadman anchors and cables and ratchet straps... who knows.

I was trying not to think about it. lol

Going to make the rounds today and check the damage.

Mine are anchored pretty good. Not too worried...

Ours have made it through similar with no issues... still worying though. Also have a 3k protein feeder that is sempty and not staked down... sure hope its ok!

If I had to bet the roof on our old pole barn is gone though, just gotta go see.

We have a 6x8 thats five feet off the ground with cable tie downs. Its gone over once before, but that was before the tie downs. If its on the ground we will have to tear it apart and put it back together. Thats a big pita!

Ours will be aight....for whatever reason we've been getting strong wind storms the last few yrs. it took putting them all back up once to anchor them down and reinforce the rooves

My blinds will be alright, but I bet the roof over the BBQ Area is history. It was gettin' jickey last time I was there. Trees are probably damaged too.

Im more worried about trees or big limbs dropping on ours.

We had a 10' double tower on an exposed hillside hit by a microburst 1-1/2 years ago. Just destroyed it. Also took out some big trees in a creek bottom just to the east.

I have a few additional trees down, but the blinds hung in there...

Blinds are OK, but the feeder took a hit.

Blinds, windmill and feeders were all OK.

Hopefully some around our exterior fence on the neighbors were blown to pieces.

I am worried about 1, it went down last strong west winds came through.

Hopefully every single one on the lease I left. The one I just joined doesn't matter, because I have none out there yet.

About 20 years ago I went to check on my blind and couldn't find it anywhere, but noticed some of the trees were pretty torn up. Found it a quarter-mile away, laying partially in a tank, mangled as it could be.

Had to be a tornado. The blind was made mostly out of steel and weighed in excess of 1,000 pounds.

All of ours are still good. Did loose some tin off a couple of the barns though.

I moved a blind just because of this. I've seen giant limbs and tree fall with no wind at all. With the drought we've had it's not uncommon for limbs to just break off.