Thanks

david kese sounds like a good idea

1rustytree they get the blind very solid with a little tweaking. Still solid after over two years on both mine.

Squirrelly Acres Where nuts come to gather just saw this sorry for not getting back to you. Did you end up build with these brackets? Thanks for watching👍

@@backinthewoods2022 I did buy the brackets and plan to build a blind this summer.

Joe Lesage exactly simple is best

RCAFpolarexpress thank you👍

You as well

Thanks appreciate it

BIO Clash what’s up thanks

Good deal Thanks

Thanks man👍

Dubbz J thanks appreciate it good luck with your stand

Twindadx2 I bought a few at Menards and Farm and Fleet but they don’t have them all the time.

Garry Talley the problem is when you brace it and then stand it up in the woods on uneven ground it’s very difficult to level it then without taking the braces back off. If you do not have them on it is very easy to move the 4x4 back and forth individually level it then brace it.

John McDwyer Menards sells them sometimes and I have bought them on amazon also

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I managed to get it stood up and everything looked great. I was planning on getting the deck boards put on this weekend. But, we had a bad storm roll through here & uprooted a pine tree and demolished it. Back to the drawing board again. Thank god the elevator brackets and 4x4's survived the impact.

John Martis these were ten footers which is plenty high for a box blind I think

Jason Patterson two bucks down so far so it’s going good

Jake Mitchell Wisconsin but I was born in Kentucky and my Dad still lives there so I used to visit once a year and Y’ALL have the accent👍 haha!

@@backinthewoods2022 Hey guys i got a great tip for the next build!!! theres a new invention i think its called a bungee cord that could totally hold that down on the trailer LoL Im prob gonna do that when i tranfer mine out there w the tractor this summer : )

Yes I did a few videos on this. I don’t know how to put a link here but if you click on the channel name it will bring you to all the videos. Thanks for watching

It definitely doesn’t attract them I think maybe in some situations it would scare them but around my place they smell it all the time because we burn wood to heat

Thank you!

My Slice Of Heaven Outdoors I have one I built that was 8x8 the same way I did this recent one it is on one of my early videos. I never even looked at the weight rating and only used four brackets, although I am pretty sure they make brackets that go in the middle and don’t offset on two different angles( I hope that makes sense) that would give you an extra support post, anyway mine with four brackets is perfectly fine never felt unsafe even with me and my husky friend in there solid as a rock.

@@backinthewoods2022 Thank you, I was thinking it would be fine. The brackets are rated at 250lbs each, so 4 gives the 1000lb rating. They look solid though. Thanks again for the input.

I got them at Menards and have also bought them on Amazon

@@backinthewoods2022 thank you 😊

Rod Sapyta we wanted the brush there for cover and camouflage

snapcrack55 I will have to do one

snapcrack55 I got that video don check it out👍

michael emersonl I was going to get a vented heater right now I use a Mr Buddy and crack the windows

I did a later video on the cost and break down of material check it out on my channel 👍

Bill Williams we had ratchet straps they were no match for the trees though

Great video guys! Enjoyed it.

tilley Schmolph it is a 1952 Ford 8 N one year before the jubilee Thanks for watching

mespenschied I don’t but one of my early videos I walk through it so maybe you can pick something up. My nephew shot his first deer out of it the season I got it done a spike buck👍

Cody Mueller the posts are 12’ and I hope to get more done this weekend it’s a two person job from here on out so my wife will be with me. Hope to get the walls up and the roof started.

Back In The Woods thanks for the reply, and I appreciate the videos. It has given me a good blue print for how to build my blind. I’m brainstorming on how to do my windows. I’m going to try something with plexiglass but I’m not sure on my design yet. Thanks again

They are called elevator brackets you can get them on Amazon or Menards type places.

Unfortunately not, but I have only hunted the stand 3 times in 2 years. I hate to say it but I have yet to install windows, doors, and a ladder to the stand. We are moving to our property this spring hopefully and there are a million things to get done. For the first time hunting has taken a back seat for me this year.

@@backinthewoods2022 ohhhh nooo!!!! Well that sucks man (the missing some hunting bit of it). But, what doesn't suck, is that you'ins got yourself some nice new property to start on here soon - Congratulations brother!!! I'm in Northeast Ohio, right off Lake Erie's central basin. If ya ever wanna get some monster whitetail up here, I'll happily take ya out on our land and let ya get your fix! I love watching your channel and always come back to read all the comments that pop up here and there. :) What size you got on the new property, are you gonna turn it into a hunting mecca for your family's future years on that land? Or, just kinda gonna put hunting on the back burner and focus more on other stuff? (Don't mean to pry, and sorry if I'm too personal. I just like watching ya'ins and I often see a lot of 'myself' in the way ya do things, talk, and just generally act, haha.)

Wisconsin

I have them on another video I did around the same time if you check out the channel you should find it

10’ on this one

This one was ten feet if I remember correctly. I have done three the others were 8 and 12.

My Slice Of Heaven Outdoors mIke does what he wants I don’t tell him s$&t he’s like a Soprano 😉

Bentley Richardson trust me that’s a horrible idea 😂

@@backinthewoods2022 NOT FROM WHAT I SEEN

Majority of people heat these shacks with propane, crack a couple windows your good to go. I hunt hard during bow so we enjoy ourselves during gun season and cook steaks not a regular thing. Please do a video on your plans so I can do the next one the right way. Thanks

Patricia I have feelings and you just hurt every damn one of them

@@backinthewoods2022 I'm sorry. I'm a home builder and was just poking you. I think you did fine!!!! Keep on Keeping on!

Pretty major overkill on all the wood. 2x6 is plenty for the floor. If you deck the floor and crossbrace the legs before lifting it will take most of the wobble you were getting lifting it up. You can also rip the wall studs in 1/2 and its plenty strong and a lot lighter putting together.