Anybody use a bucket with swivel top for a seat?Thinking about getting some and leaving them in my ground blinds.I can shoot off them good.I think they are the perfect height also.
Too noisy and uncomfortable. I just bought a redhead dove seat with a back for $19. I like it.
I've done it. It works, but there are better options available. They certainly are cheap though !
CHuckC
I made this one from an old boat seat with a swivel on the bottom. By far my favorite blind chair. I was worried I wouldn't be able to lean back in it, but it's no problem. Works great! (http://i324.photobucket.com/albums/k359/crittergetter76/Mobile%20Uploads/2014-10/E0FCE597-F89F-47E1-BF78-33E127ECE520_zpsj3f0cv22.jpg) (http://s324.photobucket.com/user/crittergetter76/media/Mobile%20Uploads/2014-10/E0FCE597-F89F-47E1-BF78-33E127ECE520_zpsj3f0cv22.jpg.html)
If you are worried about noise-go to a sheet metal or HVAC outfit and buy some 1/8" Armaflex insulation and glue on to bucket-Hap
Crittergetter... how is the seat attached to the garbage pail?
QuoteOriginally posted by Charlie Lamb:
Crittergetter... how is the seat attached to the garbage pail?
Mr. Lamb, I just sat it on top of the garbage can to keep it out of the dirt after I spray painted the bucket! Lol
I does look a little awkward now that you mention it!
Man I thought you made me a blind high chair! I was gettin excited. Lol!
This: (http://i.imgur.com/v7CXyaZ.jpg)
+ this: (http://i.imgur.com/ZQlFTrW.jpg)
makes a great seat! The green part of the "Tornado" seat is attached to the "lid" which sits on the bucket by a standard boat seat swivel. All you need is a large phillips head screwdriver and a few minutes to make the switch from the flat seat to the boat seat. I actually figured out a way to strap the seat part to my pack and just carry the bucket by it's handle.
Crittergetter... glad you "got it". Sometimes I just can't help myself.
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I used to use one, and it worked well. I did not have the noise problems that was mentioned above, but I did oil it every once in a while during the off season to let the odor of the oil dissipate.
I have a few buckets on our camp land. I just take the handles off, drill and run nylon rope for the handle, paint them, and turn them upside down. I'll carry a FOAM seat pad with me, or sometimes store one in the upside-down bucket for next time. Works good enough for me.
QuoteOriginally posted by Charlie Lamb:
Crittergetter... how is the seat attached to the garbage pail?
:laughing: :laughing: :laughing: