Build a Trailer Blind for Better Deer Hunting | The Setup w/ Bill Winke

[@lonniechartrand]

This was a nice video, explaining the "how-to" for those that may not be familiar with moving blinds. I have one Banks blind that is on four foot legs, and it can be moved with my tractor and forks, but it is still a chore to do so. My original plan was to go with a trailer, and after seeing this video I wish I had done just that. Thanks Bill, and crew, for taking the time to video this in the heat!

[@bill-winke]

Thanks for the comment, Lonnie. Much appreciated. Yes, I love the trailer blinds. I think they definitely make the most sense. Have a great day.

[@drp6574]

Bill, another great video! Same when I'm doing projects, the old guy (me) ends up working the hardest, Ha Ha!! Best Regards, Dave

[@bill-winke]

I just sweat the most. Those guys did work pretty hard at it.

[@nicknance1245]

Bill in your video I still see the ramps on the trailers attached. Are you able to put the stairs on with the ramp down or did you eventually have to remove the fold down gate?

[@markcharlton9020]

Bill, Any problem with wind blowing them over? Thank you

[@bill-winke]

Not yet. I have had them out in some 40 to 50 mph winds, but not more than that.

[@davidzellers3537]

Why didn’t you at minimum assemble the bases in your shop or barn instead of the blazing sun

[@bill-winke]

That's a good question. The black metal pieces were so hot we had to wear gloves.

[@gokartpusher08]

I just assumed better camera light haha

[@johnlindsay8630]

Bill, you forgot something always dream big

[@bill-winke]

I noticed that too. It was so hot the brain was cooked erasing some of the memory!

[@Inglewood510]

Hanging a tree stand seems so much easier. But guess as one gets older a heater in cold weather would be nice

[@bill-winke]

And keeping your scent contained when hunting near fields is also a really big plus.

[@lisaannaallen6283]

you don't stake them down. its a bad day when one blows over

[@bill-winke]

Never had one blow over. I usually bring them in off the open fields at the end of the season, but I have had them out with 50+ mph winds and not blow over. But I am sure there is a speed when they would tip though. I sure would not want to be in one at that time! Have a great day.

[@kurtpearson2793]

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[@bill-winke]

Thanks for the support Kurt.