360 Hunting Blind Is Complete - Assembly and Set-Up Overview

In this video we cover the assembly and position of a new 360 hunting blind into a new spot. Hopefully this adjustment to the farm will allow better access and pinch points of deer coming out of bedding. Watch how to put together this blind as well as understand what the plan is from this point forward.

[@chasing_giants_tv_terrypeer]

Skip to 17:26 mark to see the set up and view of the food plots. I walk around and explain how the pieces are coming together for this spot.

[@aaronshorter864]

We do what we can when we can. I’m in same boat. Build one with friends in driveway. Now to haul sections and reassemble. One of these may be in my Christmas list.

[@chasing_giants_tv_terrypeer]

Part of the journey and experience. My family and career have to come first. Make the best of what is left

[@aaronbartlett3573]

Is the corn all NutraCrave, corn your testing or just plain field corn?

[@chasing_giants_tv_terrypeer]

The corn that is with the soybeans is a roundup ready corn. The corn around the blind is Nutricrave with a few rows of another variety for cross pollination. The corn on each side of the run-way is test corn. If you go back and look at one of the first videos i did, i talked about all of that. Thanks for watching

[@kenbowen3944]

I literally feel your pain on the wasp! Sorry suckers are everywhere this year seems like

[@chasing_giants_tv_terrypeer]

it got me good right on side of the leg. Whole foot was swollen yesterday. I took a Benadryl and slept for 12 hours yesterday. That stuff knocks me out.

[@carterlange1719]

whats your favorite cell camera. love the videos by the way.

[@chasing_giants_tv_terrypeer]

thanks for watching. I have 3 cell cameras this year. I have one Reconyx cell cam. It is good but I just can't justify buying more of them at the price point. I have 2 Exodus Rival cell cameras that the owners sent me to try and provide feedback. They seem pretty solid. My favorite that i continue to buy is the WiseEye Mini. The hunt control software along with picture quality is amazing.

[@carterlange1719]

thank you for letting me know!@@chasing_giants_tv_terrypeer

[@levischwartz1595]

Thanks for taking us along Terry !

[@chasing_giants_tv_terrypeer]

Glad you enjoyed

[@LeeDeSmith]

Terry, What are the pros and cons to the metal stand as compared to a treated 4x4 stand?

[@chasing_giants_tv_terrypeer]

Thanks for the question. I am sure there are people much more experienced with this conversation than me. I have 2 x 360 7' blinds on metal stands now. None on wood. So i can not really compare them for you. I would assume the wooden one is cheaper but I have never priced one out to know the exact costs. I believe the 360 is designed to receive 4x4 posts under it so it can be done very effectively and rigid. To me, i think the metal will last longer be less maintenance. Time will tell if that is true. One other thing i have found / seen about people who build the wooden ones is that there is few with the platform outside the door. Just a ladder to the base. While you could make this out of wood, most people do not and I like the platform and hand rails for safety especially with kids. The metal stand is very nice and well built with stainless hardware. If i had been around a wooden one, i may be able to provide some better insight but I just do not have experience to comment any more than this. Sorry

[@ryanpaasch7464]

Mice do not seem to climb metal stands. All metal stands no mice wood stand mice.

[@chasing_giants_tv_terrypeer]

I never would have guessed a mouse could not run up a steel post. Interesting. Thanks for commenting.