The BEST portable DIY Duck Blind for public land
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- Опубликовано: 11 ноя 2017
- Emily brought an idea to fruition and made a duck blind that is quick and easy to set up, take down, and takes minimal space for transport. This blind is specifically for coastal diver hunting which doesn't require overhead cover. Its a simple design, but way cheaper than a store-bought one, and only took a few minutes to throw together with stuff laying around the house.
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Link to camo netting: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003V45TO4/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B003V45TO4&linkCode=as2&tag=hodgepodgeg00-20&linkId=922d3efb1842c2f0a592f8ac344f0f13
Nice job Emily and more importantly Cheap and easy on yeah!
Bubbas Garage Vlogs it worked great!
Nice Job M.
Home made stuff is the best.
Great video man! Loved that the significant other built the blind and hunts as well. Great job all! Keep em coming guys!!!
Extreme Chase Tours thank you! That's Em's thing... She's all about building and hunting. In fact I'm cutting floor molding while she is hanging a door right now! Gotta love that kind of woman:). I got lucky!
That's a great idea! My son wanted to start hunting ducks/geese, so I'll definitely try making a few of these! 👍
FatherAndSonFun 2015 thanks! If in the open and there are no trees or brush behind or over head, you might even want to add a little roof type structure to it. We hunt divers on the bay and the dumb redhead ducks decoy when I'm standing in the water, so the camo isn't really needed but helps when the occasional puddle duck shows up 😁
Good job.
Lucky you! Thanks for the info and the video!
Jay Dyer just posted some pics for you to see in use...
LOL, I love my mosquito zapper. Going to have to borrow your blind idea!!!
T.O.A.G lol. She's like a ninja wielding a samurai sword with that zapper! Not bad for a harbor freight freebie
This is perfect. Thanks!
Glad its still helping people! Its great for big open water that birds come in low. Obviously would need some altering if birds decoy from up high
@@HodgePodgeGarage I think I’m going to elevate the blind by 12 inches from the bottom, and use an angle elbow to create a bit of top cover. Can’t believe how inexpensive this rig is. Thanks again!
Love Texas duck hunting
Ethan Edler can't wait for the south split to open next weekend!
Turned out very nice! Should be very effective. Yoshi was completely hidden!!!
UCanDoIt2 I know! Even wearing a bright orange shirt you could barely see me. Can't wait till this weekend to try it out!
Sounds like a lot of fun. I'm taking my oldest son Deer hunting this weekend at our club and then heading to Kansas for a Whitetail hunt the weekend after TGiving with an ole Fraternity brother. Cheers and have fun!!!!!
UCanDoIt2 Awesome! Good luck! We got skunked in bow season. Just need it to cool off some more here for deer. I hate dealing with mosquitoes and midges and 80+degree heat in a stand.
I'm bout 2 make me a couple of em. Appreciate it 👍
Awesome! We still use ours. We actually used it on Thanksgiving day to hunt some wood ducks in out tiny pond.
I love this concept. Curious - what kind of results have you had with this blind? I plan to give it a try. Hope you’ve had success. Are you just using one, or do you use one in front and one behind?
Jay Dyer it's awesome! Check out our Facebook page and I'll post some pics of it in use. We only use one, but with dumb redheads and scaup in the bays here we can just stand in the spread and they decoy. Lol
How do y’all brush it up? And what do have at yalls backs when using this as far as cover. Wanting to make one this week as it’s the break in our OK season and love the idea just wanted to know if I could brush it up and what you had behind y’all thanks
We hunt the texas coast so its big open water. We usually just use a little marsh grasss or nothing at all in front and dont brush the back because most ducks come in from over the water.
where did you get that camo material? thanks
NAGAZINA FIREWORKS Amazon! Pretty cheap. www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B003V45TO4?psc=1&ref=yo_pop_mb_pd
Slide it over electric fence posts
I’m unable to find them. I’m a little bit Facebook dumb. Is it under Hodge Podge Garage?
Jay Dyer here ya go! m.facebook.com/groups/445906852410422?multi_permalinks=580126282321811¬if_t=feedback_reaction_generic¬if_id=1514772348456310&ref=m_notif
What kind of netting is that holding the camo
Phillip Bonifield look at the pinned comment
Phillip Bonifield snow fence on amazon
Love the DIY!! Great vid! Not to sound like a jerk, but a camo wall only works for...well...humans. Overhead cover is what matters. The wall looks great across the pond from human eye level, but ducks are in the air.
Would make a great turkey blind!
Yup hey thanks! We hunt open water in the galeveston bays. Not sure if you're a water Fowler, but the diver ducks often fly inches above the water while traveling spot to spot. Not for mallards and other puddle ducks in a flooded rice field, you are totally right, but this gives great cover for open water
What is the name of the green fencing or weed barrier you are using ?Thanks
Terry Munn we used this from home Depot: Everbilt 1 in. x 3.3 ft. x 25 ft. Green Plastic Garden Fence
Thanks .I saw that product but though what you used was 4 feet high. No problem though I need to go higher so if I cannot find something similar that is 4-5' tall I will just overlap what you used. We are making an A frame blind for ducks and geese hunting.
Terry Munn very cool! And yeah. If you just overlap and zip tie it, it's cheap and will work just as good. Just a little extra support so the netting doesn't flap in the wind as much
How did you get the stakes in?? Every way I've tried hasn't worked
Lonestar Waterfowl Boys I don't understand. You mean into the ground? Most of the area we hunt it soft mud/sand with occasional oyster reefs... So usually just push them in.
Drilled holes in the pipe for the stake but every time I put it in the ground they slide out. But we hunt soft ground marsh to but my yard is soft to and they just pop out
Lonestar Waterfowl Boys lots of times I don't even put the stakes in the PVC. I just push the PVC into the ground and steak the two lines off the end making it like a big V. The stakes on the lines help keep the top edge of the camo from flapping as much and spooking the ducks.
Were you able to get it figured out in a way that will work for ya?
Where did you get that camo tarp?
Pretty cheap on Amazon. www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B003V45TO4?psc=1&ref=yo_pop_mb_pd
Found it. THANKS
How did u stake it down?
The poles are taller than the netting so we cut them at an angle and just shoved those into the ground. Then used a couple pieces of paracord and tent stakes from the top of the two poles on the outside to pull them tight
Just put some pics up of it in use on our Facebook page
Heck yeah - looks awesome! Actually looks invisible. Thanks for taking the time to post!
Xanadu,
I will buy that off you..
We could maybe make one for ya. We use that one all the time.
That would be great Emily, let me know how much for your time and shipping..Thanks Larry
Cool! We can look into it tomorrow. What is the zip to estimate shipping?
18036
Hi guys did you ever figure out the cost to make and ship out as of yet? Thanks