I dont have any pics but we have some nice ones. It helped to have some cabinet builders in the club. 4x6 is plenty big for 2-3 hunters. 10x10 is huge but if your wanting to sleep in it etc then that may be what you need. I will add, if you know where you are going to put it then build the windows accordingly. IE if you are going to put it against a tree line and hunt whats in front of you and beside you then dont put windows behind you. This will prevent deer from sky lining you. Also the windows on the side should be placed a little more forward as to give you a place to hide and not be sky lined from side to side either. Once deer start getting killed, they will look at the houses and you can and will get busted sitting in one if your not careful. Carpeted floors and carpeted shooting rails are nice too. Big doors are a huge plus. I also like the windows in front and beside you to be close together. If your setting it up to cover a big area and long shots are possible then you can use the side windows to help brace the rifle/elbow for a more steady shot. Sun/rain visors over the outside of the windows are really nice to have as well. If you gonna go all out, then go all out right? I would also recommend not setting it right on top of the green field. Also it never hurts to let brush grow up around or in front of the house as to give you some cover and the ability to sneak in while there is deer on the field. Next time I'm down I'll take some pics of some of my favorite houses.

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