This step by step diy project is about how to build a deer stand. If you want to build a learn more about building a nice deer bind, pay attention to this project.

If you've been looking for a way to add more excitement when hunting deer, you shouldn't have to look much further than building your own DIY deer stand.

Want to up your deer hunting game? Building a deer stand on your property can help. Learn how to do it yourself with these free deer blind plans.

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Easy to follow plans for you to learn how to build a deer stand 4x8. This deer blind is sturdy and features a lean to roof. The stand has windows on all 4 sides for a 360 view. The project comes with a complete cut list, a shopping list and it is PRINT Friendly. Free PDF Download #deerstand #hunting #deerblind

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Easy to follow step by step diagrams for you to build a 6x6 deer blind with a gable roof. The deer stand featureas window openings on all sides and a door for easy access. The roof is made out of metal sheets. PDF download and Print friendly. Full Cut and Shopping lists. #deerblind #deerstand #shootinghouse

I added some plexiglass fold down windows in the shooting windows to seal it up a bit more for the cold days. Overall everything went pretty well. Sheeting it once the walls were up worked well. I just screwed a 2x2 to the outside floor joist to rest the sheeting on, through a couple of screws in and then traced out the windows, slope of the roof (rafters were up), and then took the sheets down and cut everything out.