Neat Hunt

[mhowerton]

My buddy got an invite from one of his customers to hunt over on the St. Francis flood way and brought me along with him. Hunted one of the nicest blinds I have ever seen. Two stories, heater and stove. Full service breakfast was cooked about 8:30. Big change from hunting temporary blinds built on the side of the lake.

[BilletHead]

Wow and neat! That is like hunting from a grand palace. Thanks for showing,

BilletHead

[Feathers and Fins]

Looks like a caller on top shooter on bottom blind nice set-up double dog doors are very nice.

[Bird Watcher]

Wow, that's pretty incredible. It reminds me of Hollywood squares.

[JohnP]

Looks like quite the setup indeed, very nice.

[duckydoty]

Can you imagine trying to brush that thing in? Sounds like you had a great hunt in some real style. Thanks for sharing.

[jdmidwest]

Round here, they shy away from the little 8 x 10 box blinds that the MDC builds. I normally hunt the pool but not the blind late in the season. That thing needs an elevator, you could get a heart attack climbing the stairs.

Interesting piece of engineering, thanks for sharing.

[mhowerton]

The blind sits against a big flood way levy over looking an 80 acre bean field which hides it somewhat. I think the key is that there are tons of ducks in that area. There were definitely ducks that flared from the blind, but enough flew over that we got some shooting. I was the first to go into the blind and the guy told me to turn on the lights when I got in. I thought he was joking, but right inside the door was a light switch that lit the whole blind up. Powered by batteries.