Nice  

Any interior pics?

As I dont have the yurt furnished yet inside since we just raised it yesterday I 'll give you photos of it going up

finished platform



carrying  up the lattice wall



placing door in position



expanding wall and setting rafters



happy workers



rolling roof on over liner and insulation layer



adjusting insulation and inside liner



this yurt is 24 feet in diameter the clear dome at center is 12 feet five inches,  around 400 square feet of living space. I am going to heat it with a small box wood stove and eventually wire it so we can have a small refrigerator and micro wave. probably a  camp stove. A couple of cots , easy chairs and a space to hang  gear and clothes

good call on the bows one is indeed a Cascade Night hawk and the other is a Fox High Sierra recurve.  both are three piece take downs

The yurt was made in Colorado

now that is cool!can you post the maker and how to contact them?

Yeah keep us up on the progress..Very cool. Nice place to stay.

www.coloradoyurt.com

Is that Hunting camp or a survivor commercial.Great stuff!

LOOKS GOOD!

That's just too cool! Man, that's my dream hunting camp!

Little big man - there is a DVD called "The Story of the Weeping Camel " - in which they show the inside of a yurt - you might enjoy some ideas from it.
The DVD is one I bought for my sons and their families - because it is a spectacular DVD.
It was shot and produced in Mongolia.        

To cool!      

Brian,, thanks i'll check that out.

Thank you for the pic that thing is cool good luck hunting.

I stayed in a resort in VA that had yurts as one of their rental options.  They were luxury appointed inside with inside bath, kitchen, granite tops, king size bed and big flat screen tv.  You can make a yurt as bare or luxurious as you want.  Very nice.

here are some interior photos, still need a table and chairs, small refrig and counter with sink

 

 



 

project for the weekend, get the chimney installed.

Better than the Ritz.... :notworthy

That is fantastic! A friend of mine has property down there too. We are thinking of putting up a tipi at his place.
Really nice work! Good luck this season!

Very nice!

Do the roof rafters really rest-are supported by a small piece of cable/rope? Can't believe that would support much, if any sloppy, wet snow? Would think the rafters resting in the V on top of the side wall would be a lot more stronger than the cable/rope?

Otherwise a great looking camp.