Saw a Haybale blind in another "Deer" magazine that was pretty impressive. Full sized, very lifelike, and very roomy inside. I think it was homemade. And of course the "Cow" blind that was covered in the SHOT SHOW articles was pretty good also, even if comical.... reminds me of that scene from Jeremiah Johnson, When Bear Claw says, "Elk dont know how many legs a horse has"!

wood-pile blind?

I LIKE THAT!

Kinda worries me though, some wackjob just might use it for a backstop for target practicing?

ohh...i just figured it would reflect/shine a light on the deer or animal...maybe not though

The "Mother of All Deer Blinds" looks pretty cool. How do you get a camper that high? That "invisible" blind is pretty cool as well.

Fisherman14,
Click on the blue-highlighted text above that reads "step-by-step instructions," and it will take you to the maker's website, showing exactly how it was done.

I had seen most of them before, but the wood-pile is my favorite. Actually, I got to thinkin', a ghillie suit is kind of like a blind ... but different in the fact it moves with you.

My nephew, two deer seasons ago, noticed a couple of bucks coming out into a field just before dusk. There were round hay bales scattered throughout the field. He rolled several of them into a circle in the field and waited.

The bucks seemed to stay out of bow range or would come into the field after dark. No problem! He rolled them closer to the edge of the field and didn't come back for 2-days, and on the third day ... Thump City!

I love that wood pile - awesome job - but was thinking the same thing as clay - someone using it as target practice.

Cool Blinds...

While hunting along the Alabama river near Selma I stayed in a hunting cabin that looked quite like the camper in the air, except the camp was even higher than that. It seems that the Alabama river reaches very high heights in the spring and the camp had to be that high. I was shocked the first time I saw it and was even more shocked when I had to carry all my gear up to the camp. Good article on blinds.

I do like the wood one. Wouldnt be fond of staying in it though, where there are a lot of hunters.

wood pile blind pretty cool may try it only down side i could see is i use my wood piles around my house to hunt for squirrels would make an interesting situation to come across a family of them inside when u intend to hunt lol. might design my next ice shanty with that

pretty sweet blinds, i like that mirror blind, but i think i could build it cheaper than that, oh well, ill prolly stick to the simple stuff, seems to work just fine, and im kinda against the shooting houses

Any woodpile that Neat would instantly make me suspicious.
All these outragous deerstands give me ideas though, I want another treehouse anyway...

I have a ghost blind. It works really well. the first time i used it, I got a nice turkey. I sent them my picture you can see it on the ghostblind website. It is a cool product and the cost is much less than the one above.

The wood pile blind is genius!!!

Good information on blinds. I am retired now and money is always an issue. I have found with a little scouting and good used of the things around me where I want to set up a good blind is not an issue. I have sometimes used netting to keep things off my head still allowing me to stand up on some shots with a bow. If I had to choose I would lots rather buy a good ground level stand. The problem is I hunt in several locations and on blind will not do for all of them.

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I can't stop laughing after seeing that highrise trailer stand! LOL

I knew of a handicap gentleman that hunted up in NY. Every year we would set up a flat hay wagon and load round and square hay bales on it. I looked like a big hut, he would drive out and park behind it. There was not a year that man did not get a deer. The deer were use to seeing a hay wagon and it worked.

The amish around here will build you a blind for $500. Built on the pattern of their outhouses. It won't blow away either.
I really like the woodpile blind!

Great post, excellent insight.

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I had seen most of them before, but the wood-pile is my favorite. Actually, I got to thinkin', a ghillie suit is kind of like a blind ... but different in the fact it moves with you.منتديات مسجات وسائط My nephew, two deer seasons ago, noticed a couple of bucks coming out into a field just before dusk. There were round hay bales scattered throughout the field.
توبيكات ماسنجر He rolled several of them into a circle in the field and waited.The bucks seemed to stay out of bow range or would come into the field after dark. No problem! He rolled them closer to the edge of the field and didn't come back for 2-days, and on the third day ... Thump City!