Camp Pics Thread

[damon wood]

#130367

Let’s see if I can figure out the pic thing here, I’m using imgur.com now so not real familiar yet. If this works, feel free to share any camp pics you have.  Love to see all the different set-ups whether it’s a tent, cabin, or a hollowed out log ; )

 

[damon wood]

#130371

Okay, that’s showing up. My disaster-er, construction zone pics. Can’t wait til this weekend to get back up there to work on the loft and just relax by the wood stove with a pot of chili simmering on top : }

 

[damon wood]

#130372

Sure miss that weather about now, just got dumped on again. I’ll take a few more with all the snow, but for now here’s a couple more:

 

 

[damon wood]

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[bea]

#130374

Great thread…I’ve owned a couple camps over my life…this one was my fav. It was situated right on the banks of the famous St Marys River. It had great runs of big salmon and outstanding hunting. I owned it for over 20 years. We ran a small guiding business out of it for about 10 of those years. I write about it often. It was a beautiful River Valley.

 

[damon wood]

#130376

Nice! We get a few fish through, but I haven’t seen any big pods. I’ll bet that guiding thing paid the taxes, eh? Nothing like having a place to escape to. Thanks for sharing the pic. Anyone else?

[Robin Conrads]

#130378

T.J. took our daughter and son-in-law to elk camp in September and the kids and I couldn’t go. So we set up a tent and camped in my backyard for two nights. Here’s a picture of Teagan (3) and Tuffy the cat. Jameson was gathering our gear. It was a memorable weekend!

[damon wood]

#130388

Nothing wrong with that camp, what a cutie! Had a lot of good times with my girls outdoors.

[Ron Roettger]

#130534

Mt. Graham in AZ spiked up and spent a night had to head back down because of a severe storm coming in.

[Scott Boyd]

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[Aaron Benware]

#131120

We purchased land in the summer of 2016. It is 6.5 acres of heaven, surrounded by 400 acres of huntable land. We were looking for a place to build a camp and be able to hunt and just get away from our town. We are on the outskirts of the “city”. The land is 20 minutes from home which is a nice escape, but a short ride back if we forget something. After purchasing the land we had it select cut of hardwood for lumber. The land had not seen a chainsaw in 40 years. The canopy was so thick, on a bright sunny day, it was shaded and cool. Problem was, there was nothing growing that deer would be able to feed on. We ended up selling the lumber and then in the fall my dad and I cut up the firewood and split it. In the spring, we went up and stacked it all, and by the end of the summer it was all sold. On June 30th, 2017, My dad and I started building my Shamp(Shed/camp). 70 hours of labor and 14 days of work and the outside was dried in. A couple weekends, here and there during the fall, and the interior was 90% finished. Unfortunately, bow season rolled around and we never got the heat installed, so we called it a good year and proceeded to hunt. We actually got more done than we had originally planned. We hunted the land during the rut, after I had already taken my firearm deer. I was basically guiding my wife. She got to see her first buck chasing a hot doe. Hopefully this year we will be able to christen the camp with its first deer. I will attach some pics.

The last pic was of Labor Day with my Family at Shamp. Doing a little shooting and barbecuing.

[Greg Ragan]

#131819

Setting up the wall tent next weekend!  YAY!

 

[damon wood]

#132182

Great pics guys, that Shamp looks awesome, Aaron! I love that shower set-up.

 

That last tent pic is fantastic, cover material.

[1Longbow]

#133303

Beautiful pics

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