I always love seeing others hunt camp whether it be an awesome cabin in the mountains with all the gizmos or even the single man tents with a fire. I appreciate them all and absolutely love seeing em! I'm a young(er) man early in life and don't have any opportunities to visit or have a "camp". Can't wait until I can though!

So show me your camp this year, no matter how big or where!

Thanks
Jake

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I love to see the flag in camp buck eye! Thanks for sharing, very nice.

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Heres mine headed down in few hours for four days. Can't sleep !

Love the wrap around porch chaser! The reflection in the Windowis neat as well.

Dont wait edge! At 42 Im just getting into tent hunting and regret not having done it for the last 30 years of my hunting career.

A shot of camp during a wounded warrior hunt. My home away from home...  

On the other side of the earth
Snowy Mountains New South Wales Australia
Our deer camp is in April
 

Awesome stuff guys, love it!


Jake

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The camp grill I bought on the St Jude auction from Bud B. Great little grill.

Thought you might like this one Edge,it's a little different!

Wow - just when I thought I was living the easy camp life by going from a tarp to a tent you guys up the ante!  Don't let my wife see this thread - she was excited to get the tent, and it does not even have a stove!  Lol

My Dad's house. Comfy place to stay while hunting all week on the 600 acre.

 

 

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Knawbone, that is very unique and amazing. I like the look of it. How is something like that comparable price wise to a camper or what not. I'm very interested in that.

edge, I built it near my pond on my wild land. It's made of 13 maple poles covered with chicken wire and then roofing felt. The wire and felt cost me about 4 or 5 hundred dollars and have only had to replace a couple pieces of felt from bears taring it off. I built it 3 years ago. The maple saplings I cut near the sight and the floor is flat field stone set in sifted dirt. I payed 25.00 for the wood stove.I'm in the process of making the inner liner out of old and new bed sheets.The base is 20 ft in dim. and it stands about 25 ft tall.

Oh man that's awesome! I love it! I think its sweet your were able to do that with resources off your land. Again, very cool deal.

Jake