HOW TO BUILD NATURAL GROUND BLINDS FOR HUNTING! 

Thanks for watching! Let us know how you make YOUR ground blinds, and throw down below your favourite ground blind tips that you use. See you next week!

Great stuff. Thanks guys. Permanent ground blinds can make life easy !

GREAT VIDEO! For a quick run and gun blind, I've found leaning a couple of dead tree limbs up against a tree and hanging camo netting on the outside of the leaning tree limbs works well. I simply add some forest floor leaves, grass, and smaller limbs to the outside of camp netting to help break up the straight lines. I insure there's just enough room inside for me to sit and shoot.

Good job with those blinds and cool footage of mikes buck, been a wet season everything’s flooded nice work as always.

Good things to come from the blind maintenance! Seen a few of these in the bush, and on river banks. Good tips thanks

Great start to a blind. I personally like doing some top cross post and vertical blocks to bring the gun up behind

We've been making natural ground blinds out of branches and logs for more than 20 years. They work great.

My best was digging into very steep hillsides with mattocks, cut a few poles for a small lean to cover put sticks all the way across top, used big garbage bag to cover and then used dirt and leaves to hide it . At the front where my feet went I cut a small pole for a shooting rest. Works good.. for rifle hunting.

great price easy to set up.

Excellent video on how to build natural blinds for hunting. Very useful and informative. Like 12. New here #929

I just built one out of square hay bales. Seems to be good. I will see on the 15th when fall turkey season opens.

Good idea with the bench

I used a ground blind this year and it pretty much looked like the one you build. Here are the problems I ran into: 1) I could not seem to get into a firing position with my rifle, so every time I mounted the gun, the offhand position was difficult to hold. 2) I sat on a stump Which was comfortable at first, but it was uncomfortable after 20 minutes. It caused me to shift a lot. 3) the “log fort” around me was only 2’ high, so I felt as if every animal that walked by could see my slightest movement...which I am sure they did.

like your bench.

Great video guys . Do you put your blinds near a water source ? Or food source ? New hunter sept 2020 thanks for your info

Notable quote: "you gotta use your head sometimes"

This video is 👍. Just need to switch that Habs hat to the good old white and blue!

Started building forts or blinds like that since I was 7 or 8 years old . Killed many Germans out of it as a kid . Learned as a kid that the deers would go right by us while we were trying to ambush rabbits with out pellet guns. Natural blinds most likely have aided in killing more deers than anything else .our forefathers used them hunting too when they weren’t still hunting .

I need to do this. Missed a nice little buck yesterday trying to stand hidden on tree line. He saw me but didn't smell me, as soon as I raised my rifle he split.

I built mine with sliding glass door, furnace, 3 bedrooms one and a half baths, basement and family room.

2020 will be my first year for a natural ground blind !

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What is that accent I can't tell if it's Cajun, French, Canadian or what??

I would build it at least 2 feet higher.

Natural cover is always better

Hard to hear ya after that loud music.