At almost every farm in the back field you see a deer stand. There has been some simple stands and some pretty unique ones. Here are some we saw today while traveling in the Tomah area. These people take hunting seriously.
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| Here is one that is white. I would have thought you would want it green or brown but maybe it is to match the snow. |
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| Here is one made from a huge water tank. Look real good and you can see the door they cut to the left of the ladder. There were 3 windows and look like some nice ones. This would withstand the rain, snow and wind. Pretty neat. |
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This one is made from wood with a sloped roof and had 3 windows that have white curtains.
I am still looking for them and would love to find a log cabin style deer stand. So far my favorite one is the green one made from the water tank.
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Deer are colorblind.
ReplyDeleteThe water-tank blinds are nice except any noise is hugely magnified.
I just thought they were very neat and looks like a nice way to recycle something.
Deletei have a log cabin type ground blind . dont know how to post on here
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ReplyDeleteVery nice and creative.
DeleteI once had a water tank exactly like the one in the above picture; my dad and I cut portholes around it and turned it into a 2,000-gallon aquarium.
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