Maybe there's someone in your family, an old friend or an aging grandparent or neighbor that's either disabled or simply not physically able to get out in the woods and hunt this season. Many tend to give it up, assuming their hunting days are over. But there's always improv and ways to carry on.

The National Wild Turkey Federation offers downloadable plans to build an affordable, wheelchair-accessible hunting blind. The organization had the plans created specifically for its Wheelin' Sportsmen program, and the blinds can be built in a short period of time with the proper equipment and a few helping hands.

Wheelchair Accessible Hunting Blind

You can download the full-size building plans at NWTF.org or by tapping the images below.

The Wheelin' Sportsmen program was designed to help people with disabilities enjoy the outdoors by participating in hunting and shooting sports.

Featured photo: The image was featured in a blog post from Browning. It profiles a 70-something, avid hunter and retired Air Force pilot who continues to hunt with the help of his son and a thoughtful plan to overcome barriers and logistics.