I wouldn't worry too much about that, just pick out a green and go with it. You could paint it pink and the critters would get used to it pretty quick.
I wouldn't worry too much about that, just pick out a green and go with it. You could paint it pink and the critters would get used to it pretty quick.
This ^^^
Critters will be more spooked from the smell of fresh paint than what color it is. Most critters are color blind anyway
Are you just trying to blend it in for personal aesthetics? I can somewhat understand doing that for certain situations. Like maybe for a small lot where you have a main drive that goes past it or something like that. If you are doing it for the critters, don't even bother worrying about it. Find oops pain that is brownish/greenish in the paint section that is on sale.
My favorite looking blinds are the ones we sheathed with old cedar fence pickets. They really just blend into the environment and don't stick out like a sore thumb and don't need to be repainted.
Not worried about 4 legged animals at all. This stand is visible from the main entrance road. The last user of it painted it an ugly green gloss that makes it stick out like a sore thumb. West Texas and on a section of scaffold, so no hiding it in the trees. I thought if I could get something close to cedar the old stand might not stick out so much. Thanks.
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