….. I didn’t read everything….but did look at some pictures

…. Nice clubhouses ya’ll

No....I buy cheap camo from Academy. But, dont need camo when rifle hunting in that love shack.

Any couches in them shacks ???

Office chairs

A friend of mine has a couch in his shack. Also has a little cook stove and a bucket with a drop chute to crap in. He eats, sleeps, and takes work calls in the shack. He doesn't leave until he kills a deer.

Boy has "hunting" changed since I was a kid!!!!! All we did then was deer drives and more deer drives. Lots of fun and comradery. Now looks boring......jk

Just a few week’s ago before I had surgery I was able to get my new one up.The Roof was put on a couple days later.I was setting in the ladder stand for the last 6 years. I still have to finish up when I get back on my feet.This was a Job all but the roof I done by myself..

Lots of folks around here still hunt this correct way.

keeps getting harder with all these shacks and people in trees to get a drive in.

you walk past and they feel like you ruined their entire day of hiding from their wife.

can you call it hunting when they see 3 deer for the week because no one has them moving during the day after opening mornings few minutes of gun fire?

I have a couple that need to be torn down and then rebuilt. Just haven't had the time yet.

Awesome

Is there two meanings to "shed hunting "

Some people "any deer" hunt.

Others are hunting for a specific buck or a good one.

Boring = quiet solitude!

169 user, I'm replacing with the rotomolded bank blinds They should last a couple generations.

I got the local guy to spray foam the inside. Heat it with a proverbial candle. We hunt deer in temps that would shut states down and I like to sit all day for days on end.

I am the same way, I like to hunt all day. I have shot most of my good bucks from 10-2 while most people aren't on their stands. I wish I could use those molded blinds but I can't get them to where they need to go, let alone the machinery needed to get them up in the air. Most years I can't even get a 4 wheeler back there if I shoot a deer, it is just too wet but the big bucks like that heavy bedding cover and there is no way to sneak up on them. You can't see 6 feet in most of this area. I typically try to mow the shooting lanes around Thanksgiving when there is ice but not a lot of snow.

Rent a helicopter lol

As I've got older I've got lower when rifle hunting. I used to think that a tall tower/box blind was the only way. Now, about waist high works perfectly for these type stands. I like to be able to see if a rattler or cottonmouth is coiled underneath or I'd put 'em flat on the ground.

Btw..I continue to use Summit climbers when bowhunting.

Nice Slipknot!

I need 4 like that right now, but only about 4 or 5 feet off the ground...set up to look down long, planted shooting lanes thru the pines.

I built one last year for the grand daughters but ended up killing the BIGGEST deer body wise I've ever seen out of it. Knew he was on my place and slipped into it at 8 am . Rattled my horns and he came off the ridge across the holler. Rest is history.