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Usually made from fallen branches, propped up against a tree, they wouldn't provide any protection from wind or rain, because there is no covering on them. Some of them are really pretty small - dog kennel size, others are bigger, but still a tight squeeze for more than one person inside. Some are right adjacent to footpaths, others you only come across when you are lost. I don't think they are shooter's hides, because all the woodland has open access to the public, and there is no sign of any cartridges, or other litter. Maybe a hide for watching wildlife? Or maybe just children exploring the primitive urge to build shelters? Anyone got any other ideas?