Thanks, my bud and I have been using this set up for a number of years. Old sleeping bags to keep the frost off the back and shoulders. At times they are also used to protect the shins from the heat of the fire. Well dried hard maple throws a lot of heat.
Hunting camp setups
- Thread starter Hurketthunter84
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Thanks, my bud and I have been using this set up for a number of years. Old sleeping bags to keep the frost off the back and shoulders. At times they are also used to protect the shins from the heat of the fire. Well dried hard maple throws a lot of heat.
- Location
- Dah Soo,ON
We used to use an Outfitter tent but Gramp's is getting old and doesnt like the tent thing anymore. This is the best we could do on a hillbilly budget...
Double tarped this in...assembled obviously when we got there
Interior
Grampa liked it...
One of our guys brought his dining tent so gramps can do alot of this...
And eat alot of this...which made gramma pretty damn mad..who needs diets anyways...
Double tarped this in...assembled obviously when we got there
Interior
Grampa liked it...
One of our guys brought his dining tent so gramps can do alot of this...
And eat alot of this...which made gramma pretty damn mad
..who needs diets anyways...
- Location
- London, Ontario
Nice...very creative and seemed to work just fine
NewToTheGame
Regular
- Location
- Embro, Ontario!!
We use a cabin, no hydro or running water. Use woodstove to cook and heat it. Also, outhouse for when nature calls, and another small shack with a woodstove which heats a bucket of water if you want a "shower" (1/2 pot hot + 1/2 pot cold = warm -> dump on head
Deer camp looks like this (picture taken while we were constructing the addition). We heat with wood and have a genny for power. Since we all live close by, we shower at home every couple days.
For moose, we rent a couple of cabins that have hydro, lake water plumbing and wood heat. There is a shower "hut" with warm water.
I would love to tent it for a week or 2 for moose. Having trouble convincing any of my friends to go.
For moose, we rent a couple of cabins that have hydro, lake water plumbing and wood heat. There is a shower "hut" with warm water.
I would love to tent it for a week or 2 for moose. Having trouble convincing any of my friends to go.
blasted_saber
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- A blue part of Ontario
In many circumstances I would as well. But this is my families history in that building, and not something we will be giving up any time soon. Its approaching 100 years in the family. I can hunt deer, bear, moose, ducks, grouse and other assorted small game all 20 mins from home on our property.
Looks like there was a mummy sitting against the tree waving hi to you.
- Location
- Dah Soo,ON
You know they make propane stoves....
Well...ya...but you can't cook a turkey and vegtables with a coleman stove
bluemike807
CGN Regular
- Location
- Eastern Ontario
moose, duck, deer
That looks like interesting soup.
1GLOCKAHOLIC
Regular
- Location
- SW Ontario.
Our setup for moose---
Interior shot of bunks
Kitchen
Interior shot of bunks
Kitchen
We use a 14'camper, have a power hookup and outhouse on the farm. Always wanted a cabin, been looking at the construction office trailers as a possible camp. 53 footer with a pair of "bedrooms" at either end. Already wired and insulated, many are set up for propane heating and AC, and rather cheap compared to an actual cabin.
Our setup for moose---
Interior shot of bunks
Kitchen
we got the same setup, except for sleeping we all back campers up to it and cut holes where the doors are.
rustysdream
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Estevan, Saskatchewan
