I'm 6'7" tall need help designing/building my box blind

[Goldeneagle]

Texastaxi's also serve a duel purpose in the off season.

[low_tec]

Look at the big boy blind that krivoman sells

For the hunter that wants plenty of room to relax, The Big Boy is the answer to your needs. At 8 feet in diameter, and 8.5 feet tall, there’s all the roomy comfort you could want.

[Pushbutton2]

The trailer that will be helping it to the lease is 6' between the wheel wells..

[Archery1st]

For the hunter that wants plenty of room to relax, The Big Boy is the answer to your needs. At 8 feet in diameter, and 8.5 feet tall, there’s all the roomy comfort you could want.

Agreed! This is the way to go.

[Deathrow Jethro]

The trailer that will be helping it to the lease is 6' between the wheel wells..

It will lay on it's side with a foot sticking over each rail. No problem there.

[tiny's taxiderm]

The trailer that will be helping it to the lease is 6' between the wheel wells..

So prebuild it at home and mark the walls 1,2,3,4, roof, and floor then reassemble it at the lease... I built a 6x6 on a trailer and but a 6x8 on another trailer I had laying around, makes life easy when the deer just ain't in that area, just let down the 4 homemade jacks, hook it up and go to another spot

[Devin]

The trailer that will be helping it to the lease is 6' between the wheel wells..

If you build it in panels and assemble at your lease, you can simply stack em on top of the rails. That's how I hauled mine on a 6x10 trailer.

[krisw]

I've got a shipping crate at the house that is about 7.5' tall x 4.5' deep x 11' long. Plenty of room for you and a couple of other people. I might be interested in getting rid of it. I got it to build a stand too.

[Pushbutton2]

I'm 6'7" tall need help designing/building my box blind

I've got a shipping crate at the house that is about 7.5' tall x 4.5' deep x 11' long. Plenty of room for you and a couple of other people. I might be interested in getting rid of it. I got it to build a stand too.

What's it going to take to get past might be interested?

[krisw]

To be honest, I haven't really thought about it much. It's pretty solid. 2x4 and plywood. I need to put 1 side and the top back on. We had to take it loose. Sending you a pm.