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I got thes when they pulled a service out on my farm. The service was for a gas well jack pump that they decommissioned. They didn't want the hassle of getting a trailer to haul them and I knew exactly what I could use them forQuote:
Originally Posted by mbmellis
you obviously picked a spot where there deer trails etc.............drop some salt down now as well
Wow...it looks just like mine ..LOL...
I used a plywood roof and just fastened a rubber membrane product to it to avoid the sound issue. After a few years the pine needles built a nice 'mulch' over top of it and there is no noise inside.
I also DIDN'T seal up the inside, I built in a 1" air space around the roof to wall joint to allow the fumes from my catalytic heater to escape.
I have to say, it was worth the effort and I have been enjoying mine for many years. Congrats on getting her built !!
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This is a great looking stand! Sure beats the piece of plywood I have over my head! Good work!
That's a house! lol, When is recliner being delivered. Very nice indeed, well done!
They'll become acclimatized to it quickly.Quote:
Originally Posted by standup
I mean they stand in peoples backyards, and en entire house doesnt spook them.
Beautifull stand.
just sorry something this nice cant be used longer period through deer season.
Firearm season is so short in Ontario....
I can hunt out of my stand from Oct to New Years Eve....I shot a Buck on Boxing day from that stand.
I was thinking of rifle,SH or ML season... Generally in southern Ontario season is one week for each and my comment was more of a compliment than anything else
I understood, thanks, these kind of permanent stands are a great place to escape to just to watch the wildlife.Quote:
Originally Posted by Drastic711
In the Eastern Ont...it's Bow, rifle, Bow, then ML and then Bow again....3 months of hunting...my wife hates it :)