Cattle Panel Blind

[Ol Thumper]

We put a cattle panel blind together today for my dad. Used 1 cattle panel, 3 t-posts, tarp and a stick of 1" PVC. Cheap blind and here are the results. Going back do brush it in and put in the windows later this week.

[hunter123]

lookin good brother, oughta work very well

[Bonehead]

Looks good OT!

[prkchp]

Nice

[nimrod]

Nice I'm looking to do something similar

[brrdnk]

Very nice. Great Idea may have to try it out.

[awatsonjr]

Sweet.

[Blue Tick]

Looks really good. I've got to build one of these one day!

[rudeman]

Looks good

[homegrown]

Just got thru putting mine back together after a few years off the lease. Can't wait to get back in it to hunt. Yours looks great. Good luck!

HG

[Texas Giant]

I have two that are covered in brown outdoor carpet. I retired them this year but they lasted several seasons. And the best part is all they need now is some new carpet.

[mhbaseball]

that is awesome...what kind of burlap/cover is that?

[Ol Thumper]

that is awesome...what kind of burlap/cover is that?

Its just a brown tarp, very cheap to build this style blind. If I had to guess I would say less than $50 for a turn key build.

[Blue Tick]

Its just a brown tarp, very cheap to build this style blind. If I had to guess I would say less than $50 for a turn key build.

My thought on this type build was to build 4 sides out of cattle panel and use a heavy rebar for the corners. Wire them together to setup and then install the pvc/tarp for the roof. You could already have the sides covered and just take it out and set it up.

Would this idea work? May be full of holes here, but it was a thought!

[DPElite]

Here is a couple pics of one of mine, been using them for about 4 years now and luv em