wish I could fine one cheap

A smaller one like the size used for animal food storage could be converted into a deer hunting blind

around me they were made into deer blinds for quite awhile

Good place to hide the still for makin that fine corn likker........

Cut in half, up and down. Then, you can make a quonset 2x as long as its height. Literally just thought about this right now, be kind please! Lol

I have thought about making a hunting blind out of it. If I spray foamed the inside and added electric it would make a great fur shed but I just built a nice shop so I don't need a fur shed.

If you live in farm country drive around and look for one that is no longer being used .You will be able to tell because it will be over grown with weeds and trees . Talk to the owner and he may just sell to you or even better yet let you have it for tearing it done With the right tools and some additional manpower they can be taken down and moved to where you want it .All you need is some air wrenches and ladders and a truck or wagon bed to haul it to where you want to put it up .I have helped to take down or put up quite a few It is a dirty job But it is more time consuming than anything .

Used to build them in the early 70's. We were using boat winches on a A frame. Most folks would be amazed how many bolts is in one.

4 years ago I helped turn a very large on into a rental for a b&b

We had two bins being turned into airban B's

Drifter I have a family member that farms for a living. Over the years he purchased several old ones that where no longer in use .The Aframe with winches is how we tok them down and put them back up As for the bolts he bought them by the 5 gallon full

Here I’d make a tornado shelter out of it and use it for storage.

Smoke house?
Just gave myself an idea for what to do with an old feed bin.
thanks for starting the idea process.
just

Farmer turn two old bins into bunkhoues for out of state deer hunters. Not to bad.

first thing to go in a twister been my experience
most of the weight is the bolts

Which is why you bury them in the ground.

Law Dog goes down 2 feet in his soil he is in the current water table.

I have some higher ground a little cement and tar might be necessary to remain dry at times. LOL