What's everybody using on their DIY blind floors for sound muffling?

[k9trainer]

that costs as much as both my pop up platforms cost to build...

$29.99???

[brushtrooper]

big rig mud flaps, nailed to floor

[Uncle Saggy]

Rubatex chiller barrel insulation material. 1" on the floor and 1/2" on the walls

[Silent Assassin]

i like the rubber mats from tractor supply

I've looked at it at TSC and thought would be great for the floor inside the blind. Looks like I wasn't the one who had thought about that. Very cool!

[Smart]

If they made a 6x6 stall mat, I'd have went with a stall mat although they are $40 at their current size.....I use carpet instead. Had access to some when I was building my blind so it worked out well. My blinds are sealed pretty dang good so there is no water or mold issues

[Tubby]

I know this isn't a "DIY" built blind...

Two layers of carpet on the floor and eggcrate foam on the walls

http://discussions.texasbowhunter.com/forums/showthread.php?t=154921&highlight=soundproofing

[Muddy Bud]

I hunt on the ground and going to try fill sand.

[systemnt]

$29.99???

yeh i built the two platforms for about 40 bucks..

[Silent Assassin]

I know this isn't a "DIY" built blind...

Two layers of carpet on the floor and eggcrate foam on the walls

http://discussions.texasbowhunter.co...=soundproofing

I'm digging your blind!

[bsills]

I have free used carpet in San Antonio anytime anyone traveling thru needs it just let me know, free pad to if you want it nice and comfortable.

[bsills]

Free Pallets also

[PSD Ryan]

Carpet on the floor, and carpet on the walls.

[bsills]

The pallets are great for camp porches, and the used carpet not only works great in the blinds for noise but great to put in the areas that hold water around camp so your not walking through mud after every rain.

[huntnfishtex]

got some old rubber mats from a gym. works great