HOW TO BUILD A DIY HAY BALE BLIND
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Follow along as we build a hay bale blind. Parts list and prices are at the end.
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The blind is easy to put up and take down. th-cam.com/users/postUgkxvlQxmcZQzSQSYbJsEgAGvG2DaduKTV99 As a female hunter, the ease of placing and setting up the blind is a plus. It’s more of a wind barrier than a warm quilted blind. Which makes it a lot lighter than our quilted blind. I enjoyed the larger windows/openings. Made for a successful season. It has held up well for the first season and the stitching looks good.
Looks warm
Ooh SWEET SETUP! Gotta build a few of those.
One thing I would do is have areas for stakes on a tractor so you can lift it and move it
Wow......very cool, will build one before the season starts this year ...Thanks!
My 5 year old is wanting one of these for hunting. So, I’m going to give it a shot. I am terrified of snakes being in & under things so I’m going to try & put his on a little platform so we can check underneath it. Thanks for sharing!
They are perfect for kids. I would make a floor frame and just screw a sheet of 3/4" plywood down for the floor. Then you don't have to worry about a snake slithering up into the blind while hunting. Good luck!
Very cool project there, will certainly try this before hunting season starts next year.
Awesome job! ... Inexpensive ... and looks great with the landscape ... Very doable 👍
Thank you!. You'd be surprised how much space is actually inside the blind. Fits two people, chairs, bows and snacks very easily.
Looks perfect for hunting!
perfect for what we needed it for
I'm gonna do the same thing, but on my trailer. Easy to secure, level, and move. Good work fellers.
Yep, if the property we put this on was bigger it would be on a small trailer. Good luck!
Great job !
Your hay mattingseems more durable than some others I've seen. You may want to specify exactly what it was so that others could find it too.
Another idea I just stumbled upon was reed fencing. I was wondering IF it might be a viable covering as it has a life of up to 20 years.
Looks great. May try this. Looks like you used about 10- 2x4x8 though, not 3.
There are two sets of bills of materials and you'll use more 2x4s on the blind with the platform than you will without a platform and just a rectangle base.
Ha ha
The bow hunter entering that blind will have a hard time shooting out those windows
Actually, it has plenty of room to shoot out of every window!
How did you attach the hay to the actual frame? Did you just poke through the tarp and through the plastic with zip ties?
Yes, but just on the outside arched circumference so that if it rains water only enters on the edges...if that makes sense.
Looks awesome. Is it noisy with the plastic sheeting being the covering? Does it flap in the wind? How did you attach the straw blanket?
Thanks Ryan!
Not noisy at all. The straw basically reduces wind and rain speed before it hits the plastic. No flapping as long as it is secured well. I layed the straw blanket over the top length ways first and fastened it to the corners of the hog panel using zip ties. Took about 2-3 layers. Good luck making one!
What did you use to attach the black tarp to the wire?
zip ties. you can then cover the hole with duct tape
Where did u buy the sheet of hay?
From Earth First. Any landscaping/farm store should carry them.
How’d you get the plastic sheeting to stay on the paneling?
zip ties!!!
how tall did you make the door opening? 6'?
Its a little lower than 6'. Once you curl the hog fencing around and secure each end to the platform, you'll basically have the height already established. Hope that makes sense.
what is the grass stuff you put over it
Just grass mats that you would put down when reseeding a lawn
What is the hay cloth stuff on the outside?
Just a hay mat from Rural King for reseeding a lawn.
What part of IN are you from?
Southern Indiana, near Sellersburg
Is this easily moveable
Not the way it is right now. You could put some go cart wheels on it and move it around with a side by side
What size are the windows
Can't remember exactly, but we cut two squares high and I think three squares wide out of the hog paneling. This would all be personal preference based on what weapons you'll be using in the blind.
Do you have to replace the straw matting every year?
It depends on how much weathering it takes. If you bring the blind inside a barn or even put a tarp over it through the winter I don't think it would need replaced.
Is there any way you could give me the dimensions of the base and the door of this blind?
I won't be near the blind anytime soon. The base length is two hog panels wide. I believe each hog panel is 4' tall, to it would be 8' wide. 8'x4.5' should be pretty close. The door width is just wide enough to fit through with several layers of clothes on, approx 18".
@@YoungAdventuresOutdoors so the base/floor is the size of the sheet of plywood?
@@briangregory4687 Just a little bigger than a sheet of plywood. About 4.5'x8'.
@@briangregory4687 Just a little bigger than a sheet of plywood. About 4.5'x8'.
did it work to fool the games?
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@@YoungAdventuresOutdoors nice!
Woodglut has very good and accurate plans.
Was it any cheaper to build than buying one? Lol
lets find out
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