Ep 9. Camo Treehouse

In the season 6 episode 9 of "Treehouse Masters", Pete and the crew head to Texas to build a camouflaged treehouse for a family of hunters. The family, who runs a hunting ranch, wanted a hidden treehouse where they could observe and hunt animals without being seen.

Pete and his team start by finding the perfect tree to build the treehouse. They choose a strong oak tree with several branches that are perfect for supporting the structure. After that, they begin to construct the base and framework of the treehouse, ensuring that it fits snugly against the tree and branches.

The next step is to install the walls and roof of the treehouse. To keep with the camouflaged theme, Pete chooses to use wooden planks in varying shades of brown and green. This helps to blend the treehouse in with the surrounding trees and foliage. To add even more camouflage, the crew adds a bed of straw and dirt on the roof of the treehouse.

Once the exterior of the treehouse is complete, the crew turns their attention to the interior. They install a small kitchen and dining area, along with a comfortable seating area and sleeping quarters. The treehouse is designed to accommodate up to four people, with enough space for hunters to store their gear and equipment.

To make the treehouse as functional as possible, the crew adds several hunting blinds around the treehouse. These are small, camouflaged shelters where hunters can sit and observe the surrounding area without being detected by animals. They are strategically placed so that hunters can observe different areas around the ranch.

Throughout the episode, Pete and the crew face several challenges. One of the main challenges is working with the camouflaged materials. It is difficult to work with wooden planks of varying sizes and shades, and the crew must constantly adjust their plans to ensure that everything fits together correctly.

Another challenge is the extreme heat and humidity in Texas. The crew must work long hours in these conditions and take extra precautions to stay hydrated and safe.

Despite these challenges, the team is able to complete the treehouse on time and within budget. The family is thrilled with the final product, and they can't wait to use it for their next hunting season. The treehouse not only blends in perfectly with the surrounding nature, but it also provides a comfortable and functional space for hunters to observe and hunt animals without being seen.

Overall, the "Camo Treehouse" episode is a great example of the incredible craftsmanship and creativity that goes into each "Treehouse Masters" build. Pete and his crew work tirelessly to create a unique and functional treehouse that truly blends in with the surrounding nature. For fans of the show, this episode is a must-watch!