Static hide

[Joeboe2000 7]

What's everyone's preferred method of hide shooting? I've been looking at those tents but they seem a bit overkill. Does anyone just use the old pegs and net method?

[sam r 356]

Built 3 of these out of pallets covered in tarpaulin old camo netting and old small branches , got a seat in each one keeps you dry and out of the wind on cold days 

 

Edited September 7, 2022 by sam r

[BenBhoy 4,706]

That's smart AF Sam. I'm gonna put squirrel feeders up for first time in our woods this winter, we've plenty of pallets too

[sam r 356]

6 hours ago, BenBhoy said:

That's smart AF Sam. I'm gonna put squirrel feeders up for first time in our woods this winter, we've plenty of pallets too

Cheers mate took about an hour to do each one 

[BenBhoy 4,706]

8 minutes ago, sam r said:

Cheers mate took about an hour to do each one 

It'll take me a day, shit loads of nails & a ton of swearing!! 

[sam r 356]

5 hours ago, BenBhoy said:

It'll take me a day, shit loads of nails & a ton of swearing!! 

Didn’t use too many nails wired most of it together with a few nails on top pallet to hold it onto side pallets 

[BenBhoy 4,706]

2 hours ago, sam r said:

Didn’t use too many nails wired most of it together with a few nails on top pallet to hold it onto side pallets 

Cheers Sam, was more a reference to my pisś poor woodwork! 

[terryd 8,385]

What works well if you dont want any thing two flash is a length of sheep wire and a couple of poles. Just thread the local foliage through the meshes and you can all ways have a second bit behind you if needed. When your done just roll up and stick out the way until your there next time. Cheap as all ways loads laying about and just redo each year. Me and my mate shoot a marshy field for ducks and we can pop that smack back in the middle with a it behind hide us and flesh it out with reeds and its pretty much invisible 

Edited September 8, 2022 by terryd

[sam r 356]

2 hours ago, terryd said:

What works well if you dont want any thing two flash is a length of sheep wire and a couple of poles. Just thread the local foliage through the meshes and you can all ways have a second bit behind you if needed. When your done just roll up and stick out the way until your there next time. Cheap as all ways loads laying about and just redo each year. Me and my mate shoot a marshy field for ducks and we can pop that smack back in the middle with a it behind hide us and flesh it out with reeds and its pretty much invisible 

Totally agree with you , but these are set in a wood for squirrel control 

[Danger Mouse 22]

Hope you don't mind I'm pitching that idea looks the business 

 

 

 

 

 

[mark williams 7,550]

Nothing wrong with your hides at all , waterproof/ comfort sure helps as your`s are.

           Personally, over the years, I`ve found natural hides to be head and shoulders above all others, especially when you have a " maintained hide ", bucket seat and shooting sticks I find essential.

           The photo is just before the camo netting is raised, deadly way of hunting with a sub 12 air rifle.

 

 

Good luck Sam.

[j j m 6,536]

i like the pallet idea