Has anyone ever come up with a D.I.Y. enclosure for a tripod that works? I normally only use a tripod when I can push it back in some live oaks or cedars for coverage, but this year I have a spot where I'd like to be up in the air but there are only mesquites. (which will soon be leafless, leaving me exposed.) Years ago I built a camo covered frame out of PVC that attached to the tripod platform but it did not hold up in the wind and flapped around a lot. You also have to make it very big in front to have drawing room. I may just give upon the idea and hunt from a ground blind, but a tripod in this spot would be a big advantage. Any ideas?
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Ive always wanted to build one out of those big patio umbrellas... just sew on long pieces of camo fabric all the way around and then Use a hoola hoop at the bottom to hold it all down... then you just anchor to your tripod and shoot through the slats.
Just a theory but given the time and materials I'd like to make one!
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I bought 3 fake Christmas trees last year at a resale shop for 10 bucks. I am putting them around a tripod and a ladder stand. No pics yet but you can bend the limbs to any position and creat shooting holes and they look kinda natural. they were 3 different types/colors so I am mixing them up on the stands.
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We did the Same thing as Chuck. My bother and I used a hog panel for the roof and tied it down with bailing wire. Then we looped a hog panel around the front to cover the fron of the stand and the sides. Then we covered it in black astroturf and then camo netting. It has worked really well in the past.
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Originally posted by Dale Moser View PostIve got one in the diy, search "tripod pod".
Jerry Black built a really nice ne that he puts a double bull on, also.
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John, I bought a handful of these electric fence posts, wired/ziptied them at an outward angle around the base of my tripod, then strung wire and hung camo cloth around it. It is not high enough to hide all of your head/shoulders at a distance, but it hides hand/arm/leg movement, and it does hide almost all of you when they come in at a short distance.
Step-in temporary line post ideal for strip-grazing cattle and sheep. Optional snap-on PigTail Clips allow use of extra conductors.
I got mine at Atwwods or tractor supply and painted them black. They are plastic or fiberglass there.
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