Snaplock Hunting Blinds

[buttplate]

Well I went and took a look at the 4x6 2man blind today. It was very nice. I think it will serve us well. I plan to build a floor from 2x6 pressure treated boards with 5 1/4" decking and use elevators with 4x4x8s to get it off the ground. We have a large food plot and I plan to sit it about 10 yards back in the woods.

I believe it will do nicely.

I will be needing some camo netting. Anyone have a good sourse at a reasonable price?

 

[Vincent Vega]

Well I went and took a look at the 4x6 2man blind today. It was very nice. I think it will serve us well. I plan to build a floor from 2x6 pressure treated boards with 5 1/4" decking and use elevators with 4x4x8s to get it off the ground. We have a large food plot and I plan to sit it about 10 yards back in the woods.

I believe it will do nicely.

I will be needing some camo netting. Anyone have a good sourse at a reasonable price?

Do they not come with floors and what's the price for the 2 man blind? Thanks

 

[buttplate]

No floor, you build your own the way you want it or use it on the ground. I believe the site says $730 for the 4x6. The big draw is its weight and ease to assemble.

 

[hikingthehills]

Ok, will do. I built this one last year at home then took it to the woods in pieces and assembled it 9' off the ground.

This year I am all for buying one that is already ready to hunt from.

Just curious what was the cost of building this? This looks real nice!

 

[Vincent Vega]

Thanks bp. hth I built this one for a little under $400. Would have been cheaper but the kids were charging union rates that day.

 

[buttplate]

This is a nice one too. I kinda got carried away but am very happy with the way it turned out.