[rack collector]

I ment to post these pics earlier but it slipped my mind until now. This is my new stand. We made it 4x8 because we usually hunt in pairs. there are several lanes cut out for now but the plan for next spring is to sow those lanes in a food source. There is a great view from the back of the stand looking off the mountain so if the deer arent moving then at least I have a good view to look at.

 

[Hellbilly]

very nice. I do most of my deer hunting in Banner Elk NC and bear hunt on Globe Mtn

 

[Kansasdoe]

Great looking blind!

 

[Hunting Man]

pretty fancy! I'm still hunting off my old ladder stand getting rained and snowed on. I think I'm missing something????

 

[gfdeputy2]

nice
that thing got TV & Wi-Fi too LOL

 

[tator]

Nice!!!!!!

 

[rack collector]

Hellbilly, this blind is set on my land in Virginia, I don't hunt much in North Carolina even though I live here.

No tv and wifi but it does have propane heat and senic views.

My dad is almost 70 now so I wanted something that he could get in out of the weather and still enjoy the outdoors as well as somewhere to start my kids out hunting when they are young and have a hard time with the cold and sitting still.

 

[Buckshot]

good looking set up

 

[tator]

My dad is almost 70 now so I wanted something that he could get in out of the weather and still enjoy the outdoors as well as somewhere to start my kids out hunting when they are young and have a hard time with the cold and sitting still.

You sound like me. My dad is nearing 66 years old and plus I have a 4 year old that in a couple years I want to start taking with me. That's why I built a set up somewhat close to yours. Mine's 4'x6' and has a single pitch roof on it. It's 8' tall on the inside at it's highest point and 6' at it's lowest. It stands about 6feet off the ground. I have it in a hayfield that is very hilly and completely surrounded by woods. The hayfield is 40acres and the deer love to come out and chase and graze in the clover and grass.