Water in pit blind....

[Dr. B]

What's the most efficient way to get a lot of water out of a pit blind besides 2 guys using 5 gallon buckets?

Dr. B

[jdbuckshot]

Generator, waterhose, sump pump

[Northbigmuddy]

Gas pump and a few hoses. If its a constant issue you could get set up for a couple hundred bucks.

[Trip]

If you don't have access to a trash pump, a bilge pump and 12v battery will empty one also.

[huntsober]

12 volts sounds quite in case it had to run while you hunted.

[RedEyed Duck]

.If you don't have access to a trash pump, a bilge pump and 12v battery will empty one also.

12 volts sounds quite in case it had to run while you hunted

Yep, what they said

[Drakeshead]

.If you don't have access to a trash pump, a bilge pump and 12v battery will empty one also.

12 volts sounds quite in case it had to run while you hunted

Yep, what they said

+1 We have had to do this before. Hook pump to battery, drop pump in the water and start hunting. Before you know it, most of the water is gone. Just check the pump from time-to-time to make sure dirt/stems has not clogged it up.

[novacaine]

The advise listed above will work but not nearly as funny as getting 5 or 6 of your fattest hunting buddies to jump off into the pit to displace as much water as possible.

[msbigdawg1234]

Pump will also put movement in ya dekes on calm morn

[Dr. B]

Hell, it may be a moot point. My fields are probably frozen. Gonna drive 5 hours to see sheets of ice in da soybeans and milo! Whoo Hoo!

Dr. B

[Drakeshead]

Just tell me where they are located and I'll drive up and give you a hunting report.

[redneckway]

the way we did it was an automatic 12 volt bildge pump, big tractor battery and a solar charger

[onyoside]

^^^^^ What he said!

[drake09]

I bought a 12v bilge pump from wal mart and took a battery and solar charger of a deer feeder and just left it in there with the pump on automatic battery lasted a month till it went dead then just got another one

[ACEINTHEHOLE]

3 guys using 5 gallon buckets