Building a mobile hunting blind start to finish

[@shanevice7767]

This deserves more likes/views

[@DirtRoadLife1]

@@shanevice7767 thanks Shane! Appreciate the comment too. That helps lol maybe someday the algorithm will pick it up.

[@donaldhanger9807]

Great job only thing I surest is insolation on inside plywood to cover up insulation. With your buddy heater you got it.👍🦌

[@DirtRoadLife1]

@@donaldhanger9807 thanks Donald! Insulation is on the list for sure. 👍

[@dianepoole654]

Great job man nice hunting blind hope you get one Poole

[@DirtRoadLife1]

@@dianepoole654 thanks Poole! It was a fun build. Would like to do another in the near future and make a few improvements, thanks for watching!

[@garywright4613]

Awesome no paint

[@DirtRoadLife1]

@@garywright4613 that’s how it is still! Works great like that too

[@FirewoodMidwest]

He’s down. 🤣 Like the hinge collection. I’ve got the same!😬 most of your cost was probably those jacks. Look better without paint. Last longer with. Nice build.👍🏻

[@DirtRoadLife1]

🤣🤣🤣 hopefully get to say that again this fall. Thanks for watching Rod! A good farmer keeps stuff normal people would throw out lol and that’s what I’m thinking I like the natural look so I might do a used oil on it

[@richardcaron3099]

Like it.

[@DirtRoadLife1]

@@richardcaron3099 thanks Richard!

[@andrewmcminds2920]

Nice!

[@DirtRoadLife1]

Thanks brother!

[@koryjones1387]

Rubber cow matting for the floor and used motor oil for the wood, good water repellent and color.

[@DirtRoadLife1]

Sounds like a good idea! I’ve got plenty of used oil around