Ours are custom 6 sided units but they're all bottom hatch entry.
I like that we're sitting on/sealing the door. it works unless the hatch is just wrong and when you flip the lid it won't go over center to stay open.
But it works well for us.
Gotcha...
I think I probably misspoke.
I thought "southern" meaning close to minnesota
I saw some cool stuff near Ear Falls that kinda thing.
It's about 20 hours in a truck, but it's good 1 on 1 time with the kid
Looking for a fish camp somewhere in southern Ontario that's pretty remote.
I have a son who loves to fish and looking to go on a weeks trip with him next summer. Any good recommendations.
The good ones that show up when I google it make me nervous that there will be too many people. The...
Whoa whoa whoa
is the 2" hole big enough? How deep did you go?
Seems way easier than a dibble bar or spade.
explain this to me. I have 600 rhisomes to put in in 2 weeks
Right there with ya man.
I got a blood disease and take 40k+ worth of clotting factor each month. I hit my deductible every year in January.
I get to have ankle fusion surgery on Thursday. I'll be off my feet for 8 weeks then in a boot for 4.
Anyone wanna travel for habitat work?
$1700 for a bronze level caresource plan
$7000 dedictible for me, $14000 for the family
Ain't being self employed great...
BTW, I've already hit my deductible for the year.
I don't have any current pics, but generally we make windows. (By We, I mean them)
Rip down 3/4" wood frame, then caulk glass on either side and attach a hinge to the window. Foam Tape to hold scent in when it's closed and a turnbuckle to keep it closed.
If I'm out there again soon, I'll try...
I do it in anything down to 0 degrees.
A buddy heater will help if we only have single pane windows, but double pane plexiglass takes care of most of it.
Gamechanger
100% can and does happen. Just have to build them tight and use expansion foam, double sided foam tape, and caulk correctly.
I'd argue that's been the biggest game changer for us. Forget the wind, hunt with the windows shut and wind blowing into their nose/bedding area. Then when it's time to...