BOAT BLIND
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MortonMarshMan
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- Location: Morton, Ms.
BOAT BLIND
I have 12 Ft. Jon Boat and I was wondering if anyone happens to have a good, inexpensive, plan for a pop-up blind you could email me. Thanks
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MALLARDBUSTER
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- Location: STRONG RIVER BOTTOMS
BOAT BLIND
SOUNDS LIKE SOMEONE ELSE IS ALREADY ITCHING FOR NEXT SEASON, GLAD I'M NOT THE ONLY ONE THAT IS.IT DOESN'T EVEN SEEM LIKE WE HAD A HUNTIN SEASON DOES IT? DON'T GUESS I'VE TALKED TO YOU SINCE THE END, WHAT'S BEEN HAPPENING? WE NEED TO KEEP IN TOUCH, WORK ON SOMETHING FOR NEXT SEASON,PLAY SOME GOLF,ETC. HOLLER AT ME SOME TIME.
BOAT BLIND
I am just about finished with my boat blind...It is a john boat also. It shouldnt be much longer befor i finish with the plans for it...So far I havent found anything wrong with it. All i have spent is about $30 on it and probally want have to spend much more it looks like... Email me and i'll give you the details on it...
BOAT BLIND
if you dont mind will one of you e-mail your blind ideas to me deltaduxs@aol.com
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Wildfowler
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- Joined: Fri Jun 29, 2001 12:01 am
- Location: Mis'sippi
BOAT BLIND
I used to have a 1436 MonArk years ago. I made an inexpensive take down blind for this boat using 1 inch and 1/2 inch conduit. I took 6 pieces of the 1 inch conduit about a foot long and anchored them to the front of each seat. This basically created 6 sockets in the boat. Two in the front corner, two in the middle, and two in the rear. You get the idea.
I then took the 6 pieces of 1/2 conduit and cut it to desired height of the blind. You simply slip these smaller pieces into the larger conduit. I drilled the end of the 1/2 inch conduit to accept a small steel rope. I basically ran my blind material like a shower curtain across the length of this cable. You simply stand up to shoot. Most of us prefer to do this anyway.
When transporting the boat, you simply lift the 1/2 conduit out of the 1 inch stabilizer and lay the poles inside of the boat. It was real easy and very inexpensive. The most expensive part was the camo material. Don't forget to spray paint the conduit a nice coat of brown.
I then took the 6 pieces of 1/2 conduit and cut it to desired height of the blind. You simply slip these smaller pieces into the larger conduit. I drilled the end of the 1/2 inch conduit to accept a small steel rope. I basically ran my blind material like a shower curtain across the length of this cable. You simply stand up to shoot. Most of us prefer to do this anyway.
When transporting the boat, you simply lift the 1/2 conduit out of the 1 inch stabilizer and lay the poles inside of the boat. It was real easy and very inexpensive. The most expensive part was the camo material. Don't forget to spray paint the conduit a nice coat of brown.
BOAT BLIND
I've posted this link before so here it is again.
http://members.tripod.com/mickyfranks/id107.htm
http://members.tripod.com/mickyfranks/id107.htm
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