Been researching all the diy bow blind builds trying to decide what I want to try and build. Recent snake encounter has made me rethink my pop-up blinds, plus it would be nice to have something that would hold up to the elements a little longer. Saw this while at Lowes today and thought add a few windows and for the price could make a great bow blind. Maybe a little big but it's only $279.00. Not sure how hard it would be to cut and add the windows. 
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Might be pretty loud inside but the right work and setup itll be pretty cool i think. -
I had a storage shed like that right after the wife and I got married, a whirlwind came by lifted it up and proceeded to turn it into scrap metal. Could work but I'd recomend some extra bracing and really good anchoring, nailing it to 2 x 6's isn't quite enough.Comment
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Another option. 4x6, plastic, and under $400.00.
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Yes it would make a good blind, probably need to add some pink foam insulation (4x8 sheets) to cut down on the noise of acorns and rain hitting the roof.
Its cheap , give it a tryComment
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Make sure you touch and feel the plastic itself. I've found some Keter plastic to be extremely brittle (brand new). Rubbermaid is fine; even Suncast is better.Comment
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I'm sure it would work but I think you'd be happier building one out of wood.Comment
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I think you can pick them up at the store. I saw the metal one at Lowes and that got me thinking. Looked at several on line but have not got looking at in store pickup yet. Might be a lunch time project tomorrow.Comment
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Yes sir, I have friend who has one.Comment
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Bfree. Which type does your friend have and did he have any issues cutting windows? Any chance you could get some pictures?Comment
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