Review of the Millennium Tree Stand Buck Hut
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- Опубліковано 4 вер 2024
- This thing is awesome, well put together, and the perfect size. I would highly suggest at least 3 people to help maneuver it into place and do the heavy lifting.
It would be best to assemble as much as you can at home before taking it out to the setup. Oh and I learned this the hard way lol when bracing the legs make sure the braces used for the front stabilizers and back are the poles with the bolt holes nearest the end of the pole, there are four. There are also 4 poles with bolt holes about 2 inches down from the end, use these on the side. Sounds a bit crazy now but you will see what I mean when you get there 🤦🏽♂️
All and all it took 2 of us about 3.5 hours to get it to put all together and moved into place.
Love the magnets for the shooting windows and the overall well-thought-out design. If you follow the directions and don't use the wrong washers it can be put together rather easily in under 2 1/2 hours. It's very sturdy and comfortable. Compared to hard-sided blinds it is a bargain!
We have enjoyed it, the sun has taken its toll on the color but it’s held up well
Thanks for the review. Semper Fi brother!
Yea sir thank you, we love it so far. Semper Fi
Some tips- replace the 50+ zipper pills with the plastic T pulls sold on Amazon for arthritis sufferers- small for the windows and big for the door (much quieter)
Cut some sections of pipe insulation and zip tie them to the crossmembers in the windows (nice gun rest) and above the door (you’ll hit your head).
Get a black plastic shower caddy from TJ Maxx to hang inside for drinks, binocs, calls, crap.
Zip tie some old coated hooks from retired ratchet straps (hang backpack/quiver)
Zip tie a transmission funnel inside and run a hose down through the bottom to the ground (nature calls)
Earth anchor from Farm n Home and a cable through it from end to end (piece of mind in wind)
Enjoy the blind!
Greatly appreciated brother I’ll definitely look into all these additions. It’s been fun so far but I could use some noise cancellation for the gun test and zippers
Great video, thanks for putting this together. I'm thinking of buying one, but wonder if it is water proof. What has been your experience? Thanks again.
It’s been pretty good with the exception of the jokes from owls landing on it
So I bought one this year and did not realize I cannot bow hunt out of the front 3 windows because there’s not enough depth. So I had to turn my stand basically 90 degrees and nobody can hunt with me as they would have to sit behind me and see nothing so it’s pointless.
Yeah i noticed this also..4 ft isnt enough room to come to full draw inside the blind
I haven’t tried now hunting out of it yet brother I’m sorry to hear that
Im looking at these for a more budget option to the fiberglass blinds. How has it held up a year later? Would you buy it again?
Yeah but I would definitely spray it with a UV protect and or take it down every few weeks when not in use. The sun has baked mine
@@MrRDP21 I’m in Nebraska and only able to get out for the 10 day long rifle season in November. I think I’d take the canvas off during the off season. Thanks for you input!
@@dachip50 yes sir 🫡
How loud is that fabric on windy days?
Hey Rob, the few times I have been up there. If I open a few windows the wind blows right through