SPF - It's Not Just For Roofs!

What do ya think, Tom?

We put a new SPF roof on this guy's 30,000 sq. ft. metal warehouse and he asked: Hey, I just built 2 new deer blinds, can you foam them for me?

I had to critique my son for getting the foam too smooth. I told him the surface needed to be bumpy and irregular in order to be effective. I would have liked them a lot bumpier than they turned out, but I bet you could heat these blinds in the winter with a birthday candle. :-)

Tim, very nice. LOL, a loooooong time ago I was doing a guy a favor. He needed things made for Theme Parks. I sprayed them and he jumped up and down like a crazy artist. "To smooth, to smooth" LOL. I went and got a long stick and told him to point where he wanted it trashed. :)

I've spent enough time sitting on stumps, 2x4's tied in to trees, and crappy little deer stands that I decided I wanted to be comfortable from here out. I call them in too, I don't exactly just wait. Although this year I might get some reading done, or fall asleep out there.

Also, I'm not sport hunting. If it's got four legs and a fair amount of meat, I'm after it to fill my freezer. Deer are a nuisance in IL because they are overpopulated.

Sitting in a box waiting for the deer to stroll by isn't hunting in my view. Deer sniping, maybe.

Nice! I just made two 6'x6' deer blinds out of used material that we replaced on jobs. One is up 10' in my field, the other is going deep woods soon. I love having extra material everywhere, but then again, I hate that I'm a packrat.