Heybud,
I don't think I'd hurry to invest in the 50 deer blinds. There are a number of "nature camps" around here. For about the last 20 years I've been running into people who are members of these places. The first couple we knew, who were really into this, weighed well over 800 pounds together.
We owned a printing and graphics company for a number of years. We did brochures and various other printing (including rules) for one of the larger "clothing optional" resorts when they moved about 25 miles up the road from where we live now. Had we not done the printing, I would never have associated the name or title of the place with such a resort. But, since we found out what the place was, we now frequently see people in local stores with shirts and hats with the resort logo (a nice red apple with a big green leaf) and the name -- which makes it sound like a place where they study botany and conservation. I'd say that the average shirt wearer or hat wearer is well over the age of 50, and wears XXXL or bigger.
Several years ago we had a young next door neighbor who did deliveries for a local lumber yard. He was about 21 or 22 at the time. He had to deliver a load of lumber to the resort mentioned above shortly after they moved into their new facility (a former girls school). I saw him a few days later. He was still almost speechless. He said he had no idea what he had gotten himself into. After he drove through the gate, he was greeted by a guy who jumped off a backhoe wearing only boots and a tool belt -- ready to shake his hand.
Heybud -- should this get built, and should you visit, remember to take a towel to sit on. That is considered proper etiquette so that you don't leave any unpleasantness on the furniture.
