IBC Tote Hunting Blind: Full Build! How to Build a Simple DIY Homemade Blind out of Plastic & Metal. 

- Check out my Water Tank Hunting Blind build here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-gJ_4Sr0GdpA.html

Just a tip, I cut these up as part of my job daily. On the square tubing just use bolt cutters, it’s way easier, faster, and less expensive. Plus it somewhat pinched the open tubing closed.

That new tool is exactly what you need to make that job a lot easier.As you continue with your diy projects there is always going to be a tool that you will need.Once you buy a new tool you are happy that you did and it is another part of your diy arsenal ,for future use.Looking forward to the next one.

I love projects like this, you did a great job! I built a blind out of 2 truck bed liners, then I got a tripod stand. I welded a floor for the blind then married the two. It sits on a hillside, I poured concrete footers in 16" PVC pipe to anchor the feet & doubled the cross braces, solid. I used 3 IBC totes to build an off-grid septic system, all encased in grout on sides and concrete on top, with a 16" access into each one.

Getting ready do build one for my winter project. Just got my totes today. Perfect little blind to my little guy out in! Great video!

Just made mine! Not 100% finished yet I'm making a door more wind proof for these chilli November's here in MO. town!! Thank you!

Man we have a bunch of these laying around in our yard at work. Never would’ve thought to use them as blinds. Hell in a pinch, I could just use the plastic cubes alone on the ground

I have made one but I use sliding window works great

Nice build,I often thought about building one out ou a portajon. Sterilized of coarse!

Awesome thanks for sharing

Styrofoam sheeting on the under side of base would help keep that metal floor from freezing your feet. The tote liner cutout to make a doorway could be hinged and used as a door. Don't know where your at but it gets friegin' cold here in Nebraska; anything to hold/generate heat keeps you in the stand longer is a must.

Great vid. I need to develop a way to put a door on it to keep it warm and weatherproof.

By mounting the sliding windows on the interior it allows for rain intrusion. Possible to mount the windows on the exterior with a rain drip guard at the top?

The plastic you cut out for the door way you could put a spring on it for your door it would keep the cold air from coming in. Also I would use one way tint on the window so nothing could see in. That's just me.

Hey mountain buck I really like the tank builds also what part of the country are you inn I kind of new to hunting but you look like you have nice ground to hunt

How do those windows and door handle the wind? I’m hoping to pick up a couple totes this winter for a blind project myself.

Why not use small u bolts from tractor supply to put the cage together

Just asking ? What else would y’all use for windows to keep the lite rain out incase of a rain shower like to seal around the windows but still make it to wear the windows would be accessible

Hi Mountain Buck I have a few questions. I am just wondering if you know anything about if the totes are ok to use for this if the used to hold chemicals in them? How long did it take you to make this? And have you ever thought about making one like this that could hold 2+ people and do you think it would work?

Im 6'6"tall...... 280 pounds . You recommend I go on a diet first to fit in this ? How to stand up in this ? Circulation is important not just sitting all day !

That is about some Jicky Shit! LOL WOW!

What size totes are they

Use a bloody angle grinder!

cardboard uhaul box take it or leave it B]

Try using a real saw girl the job you must be in sales