Why is it that when you goes to build a new DuckBird blind ... you seem to always gots to use old lumber???

I am so tired of mines po-boy ways !!!

Hey Partner ~ You wants to build a "new' DuckBird blind? Heck yeah !! ... Let me thank ..... I gots 3 2x6's that I can git from the chicken coup since the owl gots mines chickens. Partner says ..... I gots a sheet of ply-board .... I mean that good kind .. not wafer .. that I found out on the free-way ...... dang near gots ranned over fetchin' it up ... very little road-damage at all. What 'bout nails? Huh ~ We may have to put the purchace on them !! New ones? Heck yeah ~ I cain't stand tryin' to straighten them dang thangs. How 'bout paint ...... ~ Paint?? Why paint .... we just gonna brush it up real good ... we ain't gots to paint it do we??

Man ~ This gonna look good !!! We sho nuff gonna put the smack-down on 'em this year !!!

Is it just me??? or do everybody work with junk ?????

ohh yeah. me and maxxis built one out of pieces of a metal barn that got damaged in a hurricane. Used C-channels as skid and we can move it wherever we need. I think all the wood was excess off of the stalls i built in my new barn. We'll prolly even use hay to brush it this year....that just gave me an idea for a nice goose blind.

i hunted out of one of dem floatin blinds maself it was all alluminum frame on top of floatation wit a boat cover n spud..... very nice

dear mr brooks sir,
please do explain to me, as to why you texas fellars still build duckbird blinds out of materials and not rozos.

i built a blind one time, never again enough said. now, i cut up a boat load of rozos. pull up wher ei want to hunt, stick all dem rozos in the ground, go cut a load more and after i stick those in there i hunt that like that sha all year.

Now that's an idea, hay. We can cover that sum beech completly up with hay!!!! Not sure why I did'nt think of that.

DuckBird blinds have kind of a natstylegic atmyshere to them .... I guess is why some of us likes 'em !!!

yup ..Iknow all bout piecein a blind together. Little board road from the well location , a few 2x4s from the failed shed project (which was new lumber) and so on... Da blind just can be so comfortable mentaly and physicly ...

Brooks,
The Good Lord made natural DuckBirdBlinds........they are called trees and work plenty well when you are still and standing in the shadow. Only kick the water when the birds are on the swing and you are on your DuckBird call. Works wonders I tell ya, and you don't have to piece them together. Just pick you ones out!!!!

[quote="forever draggin"]dear mr brooks sir,
please do explain to me, as to why you texas fellars still build duckbird blinds out of materials and not rozos.

First off there ain't no "rozos" this far north. But the main reason is if you find some birds and do any amount of shootin you are in for company in short order. And if YOU don't have a blind in the area, rest assured some scoundrel that heard you shooting WILL the next time you sneek into what you thought was a honey hole. We don't have near the surface area to spread out once you start heading north. I wish it would be illegal to make permanent blinds on any public waters, like a WMA. But that will never happen so you know what they say about what to do when in Rome.

gotya, u boys are hunting public land, with no rozos. i always wondered that, cause where i hunt rozos grow on the lease. guess somethings are taken for granted sometimes.