find 4 trees 5-6ft or what you want put 4-8 up on each side again as high as you want and brush it in RHG ps you might want to put up military neting

Promise you won't laugh, but it's cheap and it works well. My kids and I take old pallets, set them up on edge, cut out a shooting window, leave a door when putting them together, then frame out a roof and cover the whole thing with old carpeting then either black plastic or rubber roofing. Put another pallet inside with a scrap of carpet on it to sit on, leave enough roofing to make a curtain over the door. Wind and rain proof, cheap and easy to do.

Depending on the location of the blind:

Field edges: Hay bails stacked around with vertical shooting lanes set up every bail or 2 bails width.

Anywhere: I've seen people use old wooden shipping crates effectively as well. Stain them with walnut/acorn water and then weave corn stalks or tree branches into them to break up silhouettes.

With my knees the way they are I can't travel anymore so I take my 4-wheeler to my stand and stay in the stand from 45 minutes before daylight until after dark. I enjoy just observing everything going on in the woods. When you really study the woods it is amazing what you miss when just strolling through. I take alot of pictures of wildlife encluding birds. It is not quite big enough to spend the night in.

Hey Grant. I just read an article in the National Rifleman about how poachers use blinds. They do what I call a live blind. They would use natural, uncut vegetation to set up their blinds. I would guess if you could find a way to mold/bend saplings, shrubs, vines, etc., into a blind, that would be perfect. What do you think?

make up a little coop for yourself, we put a couple of 4X4's under the floor to keep the bottom off the ground paint the outside, or put up some tar paper like we did. you could spray paint it and then pile up brush next to it. make sure your roof is slanted so you dont have a roof cave in if it snows where you are.