missmod88
small bull
here moosey, moosey
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Post by missmod88 on Feb 12, 2007 9:08:52 GMT -5
what's your camp like? we bought a new camper for last years hunt,, and put on an addition (8x10) with a stove and extra sleeping quarters.. it was really great!!  this year it's going to be different tho, we are looking for a good canvas prospectors tent, and more gear. we are now preparing for next moose season  Sue ;D |
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Post by 1shotkyle on Feb 12, 2007 10:10:21 GMT -5
well we have 100 acres up past gravenhurst and on it is our 40x20 cabin with a 10x8 shed on it. good moose country just without tags finding them calfs are hard, bears are another story  |
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Dovver
yearling
Getting ready for October
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Post by Dovver on Feb 12, 2007 10:47:36 GMT -5
We rent a cabin every year in Ear Fall at Evergreen Lodge. They are very nice and well kept.
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Post by 1shotkyle on Feb 14, 2007 17:23:05 GMT -5
We rent a cabin every year in Ear Fall at Evergreen Lodge. They are very nice and well kept. where is that because this year we would like to go way up north so we have a better chance in getting a tag. What are the chances of a tag where you hunt? |
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Dovver
yearling
Getting ready for October
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Post by Dovver on Feb 15, 2007 16:23:17 GMT -5
We rent a cabin every year in Ear Fall at Evergreen Lodge. They are very nice and well kept. where is that because this year we would like to go way up north so we have a better chance in getting a tag. What are the chances of a tag where you hunt? It is 5 hours north of Thunder bay. 1 hour 20 mins from Dryden. It takes us 22 hours from Kingston plus the time change. U need 3 people for a bull tag and 4 for a cow. Dovver |
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Post by 1shotkyle on Feb 15, 2007 17:00:33 GMT -5
where is that because this year we would like to go way up north so we have a better chance in getting a tag. What are the chances of a tag where you hunt? It is 5 hours north of Thunder bay. 1 hour 20 mins from Dryden. It takes us 22 hours from Kingston plus the time change. U need 3 people for a bull tag and 4 for a cow. Dovver okay thanks for the information.... is it crown land or private |
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Dovver
yearling
Getting ready for October
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Post by Dovver on Feb 15, 2007 17:03:04 GMT -5
It is 5 hours north of Thunder bay. 1 hour 20 mins from Dryden. It takes us 22 hours from Kingston plus the time change. U need 3 people for a bull tag and 4 for a cow. Dovver okay thanks for the information.... is it crown land or private It's all crown land with 1000 of miles of logging roads. |
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Post by corman on Feb 16, 2007 13:58:09 GMT -5
We stay in a cabin aswell. Washer and dryer, sat. tv, woodstove, dishwasher. Its sweet. And the price can't be beat. All the comforts of home.
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Post by bushcannon on Feb 17, 2007 22:31:51 GMT -5
For the week we really rough it out, we set up a tent with a wood stove. The food we bring allows us to eat like King's and is all organized. We all own our own cott and sleeping bag's. Everyone in the camp has to do their part, washing dishes, cook, clean, chop wood and get water. Showers is unavailable to us but it doesn't matter becuase I'm not there to look or smell good.............................I just keep adding "Cow in Heat" to my clothing and it mask's my own scent .......................................................from me. ;D Our toilet consist's of a folding chair with a hole cut into the seat and wood box on the bottom. A branch of a nearby tree make the perfect toilet paper holder. My Dad and I use to bring a 26' Trailer which was great but it's 2 years we haven't brought it up due to Gas Prices to haul it up there. It has a toilet, shower kichen and bed's. Now we use it only for Deer Season. No place like Home!!!!  Best Regards, DB |
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jdm
calf
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Post by jdm on Aug 25, 2007 12:25:15 GMT -5
The Hilton  |
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Post by 10 Pointer on Aug 25, 2007 12:29:36 GMT -5
Our little piece of heaven  10 |
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Post by ceprice on Aug 25, 2007 15:28:18 GMT -5
We have 2 sections of surplus military tent ( about 16'x16' total) for the 3 of us with a wood burning stove. We use a tarp and a toilet seat for the comforts of home, a BBQ and a coleman stove for eating..It aint much but for some reason I loose sleep every fall itchin to get there.
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Post by corman on Aug 26, 2007 12:35:57 GMT -5
My neighbour has a 78 winabago for sale for 1600 if anybody is interested. Runs well.
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Post by 10 Pointer on Aug 26, 2007 20:29:34 GMT -5
that is a good deal
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Post by ravinerat on Oct 25, 2008 19:28:35 GMT -5
This year we didn't bring up the trailer and went for the old tent. Man I miss the trailer.  The other guys still bring their trailers up.  We set up in an old gravel pit. At least we are safe since we are down in a pit and surrounded by rock. We have a protable garage set up with a wood stove and colman stove for cooking. It's a great place to spend the evening. The potty is out back and quite warm with a lantern. Even styrofoam on the seat.  All in all it's a pretty comfy camp. This was my second year at this camp. It's all still new to me. RR |
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