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Re: Using Tin for Shooting House?
[Re: ALDawg]
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5 hours ago
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jwalker77
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blount county alabama
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Frame, wrap in plastic, tin on outside, insulation then interior siding. Thats how ive done the last two. Cuts down on air escaping and keeps heat in. Sliding plexiglass windows in home made wood frames. Deer dont know youre there
Last edited by jwalker77; 4 hours ago.
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Re: Using Tin for Shooting House?
[Re: ALDawg]
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The Boonies a.k.a. Pickens cou...
300gr
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Got several 5x5 all tin shooting houses. Be sure all the tin is secured. The top should be osb or plywood under the tin or else you might get dripped on from moisture . Other than that the only downside is windows are tricky to install.
Two roads diverged in the woods and I took the one with deep ruts,hills and mud.It may be bumpy but WHAT A RIDE!
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Re: Using Tin for Shooting House?
[Re: 300gr]
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top cat
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Got several 5x5 all tin shooting houses. Be sure all the tin is secured. The top should be osb or plywood under the tin or else you might get dripped on from moisture . Other than that the only downside is windows are tricky to install. Nah. Frame with 5/4 decking
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