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Master Carper

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This was my primary blind for over 20 years. 4x6 dimensions.
Lower left corner got a lightning strike, blowing a hole in there wherapon an owl took up residence for months. No way it could be cleaned and be safe for human habitation.
(The base will soon be for sale. 18’ tall.) I had already removed the ladder when the pic was taken.
My current blind in the same place is an Atwood’s special factory built 4X6 that’s well insulated and lots of windows to open. It’s so tight that a buddy heater fogs up the windows quickly unless one is open.


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There are two tripod stands. (Soon to be on sale, 12’ high) and a shop built wood ground blind. (Soon to be on sale). As well as another tower blind base that I think is 18’ or taller.
I hope you weren't in that first blind when it was struck by lightning! ⚡

I have looked at those Atwood's blinds for a couple of years, and while mine won't be as air tight, warn and comfortable, the one I got though was a lot more affordable. I do like yours though!
 

TedKennedy

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Not mine, but a guy that works with me. Formerly a porta-potty.
 

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