Exactly. Hunting and solitude are best experiences togetherI'm in my 50's and generally always hunt alone, sometimes with others for birds. But to be honest I like the solitude and silence of the bush.
What a neat little mobile hunting shack! Did you follow some kind of plans, or every cut just got you closer to the end? Be nice to see a little write up for those of us "less handy" in the carpentry department.I am 70 and find that dragging a deer almost any distance is not fun anymore. So I build a nice warm blind found a place to put it and just stay there over night till it happens. I like to wake up where I hunt as apposed to driving some where. I have known distances around it and don't take shots past them. I want DRT. Being out by my self is just soothing looking listening and enjoying the quite. Got a nice little buck on Saturday had a cup of coffee loaded him up and went home. A great weekend. May not be the way some people like to hunt but I did my time walking and dragging.
No plans Red Green would be proud. I bought a 6 x 6.5 ' trailer and just framed up the walls and roof and screwed it all together.What a neat little mobile hunting shack! Did you follow some kind of plans, or every cut just got you closer to the end? Be nice to see a little write up for those of us "less handy" in the carpentry department.![]()
That's what I should have built instead of my 200 sqft monstrosity.I am 70 and find that dragging a deer almost any distance is not fun anymore. So I build a nice warm blind found a place to put it and just stay there over night till it happens. I like to wake up where I hunt as apposed to driving some where. I have known distances around it and don't take shots past them. I want DRT. Being out by my self is just soothing looking listening and enjoying the quite. Got a nice little buck on Saturday had a cup of coffee loaded him up and went home. A great weekend. May not be the way some people like to hunt but I did my time walking and dragging.
I love it! I'm just a year younger than you but I definitely feel the difference when bringing deer out of the bush, compared to doing the same thing when I was younger. I hunt on my own land, have a few more-or-less permanent blind set-ups, and I find that each year I spend less time still-hunting, less time hunting on nearby properties where I have permission and more time in my main blind at home, which is essentially a wooden box constructed on top of an elevated platform.I am 70 and find that dragging a deer almost any distance is not fun anymore. So I build a nice warm blind found a place to put it and just stay there over night till it happens. I like to wake up where I hunt as apposed to driving some where. I have known distances around it and don't take shots past them. I want DRT. Being out by my self is just soothing looking listening and enjoying the quite. Got a nice little buck on Saturday had a cup of coffee loaded him up and went home. A great weekend. May not be the way some people like to hunt but I did my time walking and dragging.




























