Very nicely done. Loved the intro music as well. I plan to build one as a gift to the farmer who graciously allows me to hunt who hunts from an open ground blind. Excellent job!

This is by far the (Best) and easiest videos that I've seen for deer houses. I would have liked to see you doing a bit more of the cutting. Great job 👏🏽.

I like it ... affordable, functional and not too difficult to build! Thanks for sharing and good hunting!

Ty sir, I am a carpenter 25 years , was on here looking for ideas not how 2 , but glad I watched video , your way is easier than what I would have done . Keep doing what your doing, I appreciate it

Thank you, brother. Your video helped me make my hunting shed. I appreciate your help!!

Finally .. ! A deer stand that isn't framed up like a rare car garage ..... Nice Job !

Thank you for the video I ain’t no carpenter but you broke it down very nicely I know I can build one after watching you built it thanks again

I love it. Simple, light, and affordable. I'm going to use your design to build a 5x8. Thanks man!

Excellent blind and build video. Looks great and no BS, thank you.

My dad and just built a blind using your video and made a few modifications. Taller and larger door. Will use your window idea next.Awesome video!

I appreciate this video alot. I built a platform a year ago and been looking for the perfect video to build my blind and I just found it. And your plexiglass window video! I appreciate this video.

Good info watched your video and built one that afternoon in just a few hours went all by your measurements worked awesome

Hands-down, great video you gave me some ideas!!

Good video on how to build an inexpensive blind. Another option that works really well, especially in areas with heavy snows in winter, is a simple A-frame design I came up with a few years ago. You get a treated landscape timber and two pieces of plywood and you make a 4x8 A-frame by attaching one end of each piece of plywood to the flat side of a landscape timber, then stand 'em up and screw 'em together. (OK, there's a little more to it, but that's the basic idea!)

I made 2 stands following you measurements just wrapped in metal turned out awesome thanks buddy

Man that's the ticket. I was just thinking of repairing an old blind but then noticed this. I can build a new one chaper and easier. Thanks!

Very simple and affordable I love it thanks man

I love it man. I’m probably gonna build 2 of these this summer. I like the fact that it’s highly customizable.

Nice job. Gonna use this, thanks

This is the most drawn out way to biluld it. Good job thanks

Super simple! Best vid i’ve seen to save money!

Let’s gooooo!!! Good luck out there

Damn good job! Thanks for the build.

Best low cost DIY blind build tutorial on KZfaq! Love it! Now we need a 4×8 so we can have one big enough to take a kid or friend hunting too!

Excellent! 👏👏👏👏👏

Bruh thank you thank you thank you for this video it is exactly what I was looking for you explained very well and in a common sense matter I am a subscriber now and will be checking out ur fishing videos also

Great work i like it thanks for sharing

Good looking stand

Great video my friend. I'm going to build a couple this weekend. Good luck hunting this season.

This is exactly how I build my 4x4 box blinds. I use 2x4s just cause we have a pile in our barn or used 2x3sx4 from pallet spacers. I highly recommend deerview hinge windows that fold down. I’m in wi so it’s bitter cold at times

Seem like a real awesome guy! Great job on this. Id like to know all the measurements for the 5x8. Thanks, good hunting from WV!

Good job!

Good build bro, you definitely deserve a lot more subs. Keep up the good work, you’ll make it for sure.

Thats crazy cool. I built one using the method and size you did. But I used 2×4s and its a little cramped. Wish I would have done it like you did with 2×2s. Yours looks likes a lot more room inside. Plus a heck of a lot lighter.

Man this is almost identical to what I envisioned for building me a couple of these 4x4 blinds. I want it light and cheap. The one I currently have is framed with angled slotted metal like what is used to hang garage door openers and rails. Just one of these angled metal pieces at 72 inches is about 42 bucks so that is not an option. The 2x2 you used were what I was thinking of and it looks great. I'm going to follow your steps and design to knock me out two, maybe three of these. Of course they will be for next season, but man they sure are nice for staying out of the weather while hunting. Thanks again and Gob Bless. 🙏🏼 (sub'd)

Ready for the woods.

Very nice

Great video I enjoyed it hopefully we gonna pay you guys a visit when opportunity comes available it’s always good watching your videos

How does this work in high winds and snow? I live in nw indiana and gettinf hard to climb stands, so something light but durable is what my kids and i need.

i can def tell thats a work truck ol boy lmao, blowin dust all over it haha. I like the layout n use of materials props

Really enjoyed watching this video as I'm planning to build my first blind. Only question I have is if untreated lumber and OSB floors and walls will hold up to the weather?

Enjoyed your video. Definitely gonna build me a few of these.. how did you do the roof piece?? What size did you cut plywood and use to waterproof the roof..

The only thing I would have done differently is buy treated 2x4s, and rip them down the middle (straighter and cheaper than buying 2x2s). I know lots of bow hunters that have done this and it works great. I would also have used 3/8" treated plywood for the floor. Then use 1/4" treated plywood for the walls. Then I would put galvanized corrugated metal on the roof with a slight "lean to" pitch. By using all treated wood, it will last SIGNIFICANTLY longer, and ultimately save you money (and work) in the long run.

I subscribed bro!!! You just saved me about $650 and i dont have much help or tractor so do u have a frame/stand building video to go with this?

is it osb board or plywood? Ive always used 3/4 inch plywood salt treated, but I want to make quite a bit of blinds this year and everything has gone up in price. Just trying to get out cheap as possible but also durable enough to last for a long time. What did you coat the exterior with?

Great video. Did you put the roof on first or last? I bought the supplies today.

How many 2x4's did you use in total?

What paint color is that? I want to build one like this but with 3 full length open windows. Very good tutorial video. Subscribed

Is it strictly a ground blind or do you add feet to it? If so, do you have a video of adding feet to it. Like the lightweight design, where only one person required to move it. Awesome content 👏

Any guess as what it may weigh? Great vid!

Just made one myself but I’m getting a lot of negative feedback on OSB boards. How long does it last ?

How sturdy is that blind? What would you say is the weight capacity?

What did you use to over lap the roof

Need an easy 4x6 blind ?

I’ve posted my progress on a face book group called cool deer stands if u want to see my pics. I added a link there on your video to give u credit for it.

I need more then 4x4 to move around in for hunting.......too close of quarters !

Need a 4x6 or 6x6 easy plan

Awesome thanks for sharing

I do not think partical board will last very long

Good looking blind.