A how to build an A frame!

[@georgemaerkle3427]

Great idea! I think making one out of pvc pipe might be the way to go for me Thanks for sharing

[@hcowaterfowl3980]

George Maerkle problem with pvc is it breaks under extreme cold

[@cookbots3319]

So what would I need to buy to make this what sized steel tubing and how many pieces and stuff

[@mattschulte1772]

V Sharp guys!!! saved me hundreds & i get the size blind that really works for 4 + guys!!

[@hcowaterfowl3980]

Thats awesome!

[@cburton12387]

Do you use this as a permanent structure or are you taking it down and setting up each time? We got a new property this year with 8 ponds on it so we are looking to build a couple blinds but they need to be capable of being hauled on a 4 wheeler/golf cart and set up/taken down on each hunt.

[@WoodHillRambler]

Coy Burton we take this in and out with us each hunt

[@cburton12387]

@@WoodHillRambler greatly appreciate the reply and thanks for posting the video

[@DrakeMiester]

Does the $48 include the cost of all the square tubing as well ? Like the looks of the blind and ease of setting it up,thanks for doing the video.

[@hcowaterfowl3980]

Aaron Noyes yes it does here in MO

[@aaronnoyes4059]

@@hcowaterfowl3980 Thanks for the reply . Boy ,metal prices are considerably cheaper there,then around here. Square tubing is crazy money,even used,thinking of using EMT and see if it will hold up. Thanks !

[@thevikingwolfpack836]

I thought about using two cattle panels an 6 T posts with that cat tail stuff zipped tied to them an make like an A frame style.

[@elijahfesperman3320]

What kind of grass is that?

[@carsonmccord3296]

How long is it? And how many people can you hunt comfortably

[@hcowaterfowl3980]

We have hunted 5/6 out of it, It is 12 foot long. It's perfect for 5

[@JustHelpMeOuT5466]

how large is the opening up top?

[@nathanmaguire3094]

What is the exact thickness of the steel your using?

[@hcowaterfowl3980]

Nathan Maguire 11 gauge 3/4 square tubing

[@BakerlucBake]

What is the width of the top of the frame?

[@hcowaterfowl3980]

40"