Custom Deer Blinds, Tower Stands, Box Blinds & Hunting Rigs

The classic elevated blinds you see across Texas ranch land. We weld towers in steel or aluminum at 5', 10', 15' and 20'+ heights, with full-height enclosed houses on top. Elevation gives you better visibility, a wider shooting range, improved scent control and safer shooting angles over feeders and senderos.

• Tower options — steel towers, aluminum towers, wood legs or skid platforms
• Heights from 5' youth blinds up to 20'+ for South Texas brush country
• Most popular box sizes in Texas — 4x6 and 5x5, with 4x4 and 6x6 also common
• Insulated walls and roof, carpeted floors, swivel chairs and shooting rests
• Powder coat or camo finishes — color matched to your lease

The most popular custom blind style in Texas right now. Built on heavy welded skids so you can drag them with a tractor, truck or side-by-side as feeders move, deer patterns shift, or you rotate hunters across the lease.

• Heavy-duty welded skids sized for tractor or truck tow
• Reinforced tow points and lift eyes
• Same insulated box and window options as tower blinds
• Perfect for ranch rotations and lease hunting

Welded onto a utility trailer for serious mobility — lease hunting, large ranch operations, or anyone moving between properties. Some are basically mini hunting cabins.

• Fully enclosed with bunks, AC compatibility and storage
• Solar-ready electrical packages
• Removable shooting rests and gear racks
• Tie-downs, lockable doors and weather sealing

Built specifically for archery — narrow shooting windows, dark interiors, silent windows and a low-profile height so deer don't pattern the box.

• Vertical guillotine and silent hinge windows for clean draws
• Dark interior paint and carpet to hide movement
• Low-profile height and ground-level options
• Bow hangers, gear hooks and quiet floor materials

High-end insulated blinds that function almost like a hunting office. This is where the premium market lives in Texas right now — buyers spend on comfort, insulation and tech because they live in these boxes for entire weekends and seasons.

• Insulated walls, ceiling and floor for sound dampening and Texas heat
• Tinted plexiglass windows with silent hinges or sliders
• Swivel chairs, padded shooting rests, marine carpet flooring
• Solar power, LED lighting, USB charging and AC / heater compatibility
• Lockable doors, cup holders and storage shelves

Lightweight, portable and cheap to set — best for bow hunters, temporary setups and wooded areas where elevation isn't an option. We carry these for hunters who want a movable blind that pairs with their custom tower or skid blind back at camp.

• Lightweight fabric and pop-up frames
• Easy concealment in brush and wooded cover
• Best paired with a permanent tower or skid blind elsewhere on the lease
• Limitations — lower visibility, more scent exposure, less airflow in Texas heat

More Texas customers want everything in one order — blind, feeder, protein, water setup, camera mounts, solar and storage built and delivered together. We weld feeder pens and stands sized to whatever you run, and we'll spec the full turn-key package against the rest of your build.

• Hog-proof panel pens around protein feeders
• Welded leg stands for 300 lb to 1,000+ lb feeders
• Spin plate covers, varmint guards, water tank mounts
• Combo feeder + blind packages built around the same sendero
• Solar-ready electrical and camera mount kits

Each material has a place. We'll match the build to how the blind will live — permanent tower, mobile skid, trailer rig or DIY.

• Aluminum — fast-growing in Texas. Lightweight, rust resistant, easier to transport, premium appearance. Best for mobile blinds, trailer setups and welded custom fabrication.
• Steel — durable, secure and long-lasting. Heavier and hotter in Texas heat, but the right call for permanent towers, skids and frames.
• Wood — traditional and affordable for DIY ranch blinds, but expect higher maintenance, rot and insect issues over time.

Two of the details that separate a premium blind from a cheap one. We'll spec roof and windows to your hunting style and weather.

• Flat roof — simple and affordable
• Sloped roof — better drainage and cooling
• Overhang roof — Texas favorite; shades windows, reduces heat and keeps rain off openings
• Horizontal slider windows — classic rifle setup
• Vertical guillotine windows — clean draw for bow hunters
• Silent hinge windows — minimal noise on the open
• Tinted plexiglass — hides movement inside the box
• Rifle rest windows — integrated shooting rests on the sill

Most builds bundle several of these. Tell us which matter most and we'll spec the rest of the blind around them.

• Insulated walls, quiet and dark interiors
• Solar-powered fans and AC compatibility
• Storage shelves, gun rests, cup holders
• Tinted windows and lockable doors
• Weather sealing and marine carpet flooring
• Camo or color-matched powder coat finishes
• USB charging, LED interior lighting and solar packages
• Ramp doors and ground-access kits for youth and disabled hunters