Wildlife Photography for Fun and Profit: Constructing and Installing Wildlife Photography Blinds

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December 7, 2021
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The growing interest in wildlife photography has created opportunities for landowners. By installing well-placed, properly constructed blinds as an aid to photographers, landowners can establish new enterprises for wildlife conservation and income. This publication describes various types of blinds and discusses features of a well-built blind; where to place a blind; how to enhance the blind site with feeders, water, and perches; and how to serve photographers who use your blinds. Instructions for building a small, portable, PVC-frame blind are included. (9 pages)

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