not to talk your ears off but I have had rabbits jump out of my pouch before

gun jam I'm not real sure but you're rifle looks to be a marlin a glenfeild model it jams because of the steel bolt and the aluminum receiver and the fact that .22 is a very dirty round I have one of those rifles and have found it works best with 40 grain cci keeping the ejector thing clean sometimes helps I put that rifle away and got a bolt action works great good luck

What model savage impulse is this

I guess you get what you pay for, those shells suck at 20 yards. Most of my shots now are 20-25 yards.

Lol

Damn people shoot little bucks with potential sucks

Coyotes gotta eat too! Lol

What did you use as bait?

Call my dad?

Such a majestic animal! Way to go Congratulations!

Where did you get the composite sheeting

That looked like a fox squirrel, but there aren't any here in Wi. Right?

what camera are you using ?

What did you use for windows?. Has anyone thought of using a two man ladder stand and platform for entrance of blind?

What are measurements thanks in advance

Maybe the scope is not holding zero.

Many years ago, I was invited to join the Sturgeon-spearing crowd at The Harbor Bar in Stockbridge (self-proclaimed "Sturgeon Capital of the World"). I spent a week with those guys, had a total blast, and have memories for a lifetime (I'm nearing 80)! I loved re-living that experience through your video which was just terrific. Cheers (the alcohol celebration was the only part you didn't film!)

If the panels cost too much in your area, modify this idea and use painted plywood. Still pretty affordable compared with the $3,000+ for a Banks or Redneck. Or just gather ideas for your own build! Thanks BFO!

Nice buck sucks it was only a half rack if it wasn’t it would’ve been a monster

Then put a couch in it and you got a nice treehouse

Anyone have an exact material list minust the Compostie metal,?

Where we hunt in Wisconsin, the rut usually doesn’t kick in until Nov. 8 or so. Congrats on an awesome buck!

Where can I get the leg brackets?

Congrats make sure you enter him in pope and Young. Beautiful Buck !!

Well done

Awesome video 👍 congratulations on a great buck!!

How did that work with the stairs on the trailer and in the truck bed?

Congrats! Thanks for sharing!

Once in a lifetime buck! Congratulations! He’s a phucking dandy!

Nice pets farm you hunt there.

I liked the blind build but off some thoughts for consideration by your viewers. One your definition of "affordable" clearly doesn't mesh with mine! As one of your viewers posted, the metal sheets cost $185 each in his location. Depending on the size of a blind, about 6 sheets may be needed. That's about $1,130 with screws and tax included if bought retail. YEAH, I know, the concept is to scout around and "MAYBE" see if you can find surplus metal that you can buy at a discount. You might get one stand done that way but the entire country isn't going to be building multiple tree stands using scrap metal sheets. Add in the cost of all that treated lumber and the screws, nails, windows, post brackets, etc. with tax on all those too. and before you know it your "affordable" tree stand costs about $2,000...all the volunteer labor excluded. A trailer, 4 wheeler, a lot of tools, and multiple friends willing to help out FOR FREE is also needed. So with all that, is it really better to build this blind than just buy one at retail ready to set up? I'll leave that to the readership. But affordable and a useful way to spend about 20-30 hours of your time, NO it doesn't meet my criteria for either of those things. Also, at age 72 I have built so many tree stands I could not begin to count them. I've never bought a prebuilt one but that is about to change I think. I live in a semi-tropical climate (Jackson, MS) where we often get 70 inches of rain annually, OR MORE! Even treated wood does not last all that long under such conditions. Wood of any kind, no matter how it is treated or protected with paint or other coatings, will NOT last in our climate more than a few years time. Due to our climate which has snow rarely and only short dips below freezing for a few hours, wood infesting insects like termites never get killed by the cold and remain very active year round. We even have Formosan termites that fly to higher elevations and can infest a wood structure from the top down. The other termites simply build tunnels up the wood supports. While termites don't prefer treated wood, they will infest it under certain conditions. Any other non-treated wood in the structure is fair game for these pests. What's my point? That wood structures for hunting blinds are EXTREMELY POOR choices in some parts of the country, especially the Deep South. Here, the really good blinds designed to last a lifetime are built entirely out of metal such as aluminum, hauled to the site, and tilted up. They are expensive but they can last forever with essentially no maintenance at all.

Awesome Buck congratulations

nice buck nothing more rewarding then the fruit of your hard labor blood sweat and tears

Congrats on a great buck! Smart track job! New sub! Good luck rifle season!

which size rangefinder pouch is that?

Nice buck, maybe could have let him walk few more yard? Looks like gut shot?

Damn that's a super nice buck,,congratulations

What a great looking buck!Congratulations!!!! Good decision on not tracking till next day. You surly would of bumped him off your 40!!!

6 s worked the best with my gun and tubes 1100 mag with Remington turkey choke fifty plus right on

Awesome 9 point what county u hunt.

Grats, thats a great buck.

Also where was the hit

Nice buck, what county, we hunt in Crawford County, big deer out there

Great buck man!! Nice job with the tracking. You did it right.

Thanks you too show me, how to build one

I would add Cable Stays on each of the Sides to add stabiltiy in case of wind storms

No Joist Hangers? Only a few dollars for better stability.

How in the hell could you put this ear aching shit music with spearing? You probably use a camera too

Can I purchase the composite material at Menard’s or Home Depot?

define “affordable”, pretty sure our definition is not the same