Posted by Ultradog MN on October 13, 2013 at 11:22:05 from (174.20.242.102):
I posted some photos earlier this summer of the deer stand I built mostly with free stuff from Craigslist this summer. We brought it up on my trailer in late July and set it in place. Yesterday we were up there and got the 110V line trenched in to it for the electric heater. Then we took the chain saw and cut some shooting lanes. Took a couple of photos afterwards. The stand sits on the rim overlooking an extinct gravel pit. I keep a couple of deer plots planted there. About 225 yards is all the farther you can shoot. Wet, rainy afternoon yesterday. Came home soaked and muddy but satisfied. 4 weeks from yesterday we'll be sitting in it. Only this year in just a blaze orange shirt instead of being bundled up so you can hardly move.
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