Let's See the Evolution of Your Hunting "Camps"

[DesertRam]

Almost finished. About 1/4 mi from pop-up blind.
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Hey, that's cheating!

 

[DesertRam]

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For warmer hunts or short hunts I like my Canvas Cutter and a cot. But for cold hunts or extended hunting I’ll take our sheep camp anytime.

Good Hunting Chad

Wood stove? Cozy.

 

[Utahcaller]

Absolutely!!! If you’re not careful though it will roast you out. A couple of times it’s been below zero outside and 80 degrees in the camp.

 

[DAA]

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For warmer hunts or short hunts I like my Canvas Cutter and a cot. But for cold hunts or extended hunting I’ll take our sheep camp anytime.

Good Hunting Chad

Pretty sure I've seen that one parked before. Most of them aren't nearly that clean.

- DAA

 

[DoubleLungRage]

mine has just basically been
1) Drive a couple miles out into the pasture
2) Set up camp
3) walk around till you find what youre after.

A few years later, I tested out just dragging a 7x12 enclosed utility trailer out there. Was much easier to set up and take down everything...but it was SUPER COLD that year and was tough to keep warm.

Started by this old wagon to get out of the wind
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Got a bigger tent but needed a little better wind brake.
Set up down the hill about 75 feet to get out of the wind but it got COLD down there.
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Moved camp into a cut a little higher from the bottom, but still low enough to avoid sky lining.
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Good looking Dogo.
I've always wanted one.

 

[c_bass16]

Good looking Dogo.
I've always wanted one.

I've got a pair. My family has had a lot of breeds, but there's never been anything like a Dogo.
Reya (9.5) and Axel (3) go EVERYWHERE with me.