Old camp set ups..

[Northerner]

MissMod put up a couple of great pic's of the setups her and Giver have used. I thought I would dig out some of mine as there fun to look at.

This was an old 32 foot fifth wheel my buddy used to drag in the bush with his dually. It was pretty beat inside but it did the job.



My son and I had this one year. It was very tight quarters but it was warm.



Portable camp





Portable camp 2





Tepee & trailer



My 20 foot trailer is now used and I set up one of the camps above for eating quarters etc.

[10 Pointer]

Great pics Northerner

[missmod88]

wowwweeee Northerner!! that's exactly the kind of setup I LOVE!! now that's what huntings all about! getting out there and making due with campers/tents/lean-to's ;D or at least the way we do it those pics are really great!! I don't usually take too many pics of our camps once they're set up, but this year I will be taking pics (inside and outside) of our camp so I can post them here I can't believe how much giver and I are excited about this years hunt!! it's gonna be grrrreat!!

thanks for posting these,, now ya got us all geared up again!! LOL

[jdm]

Our shack don't move, but it has a life all its own. Been there since 1930.

Dave

[jdm]

Inside.

[corman]

I can't believe I hadn't looked at this thread before now. Great pics. Gets me real excited for the fall. One thing I love about driving up each year is seeing the differant setups people tow up and drive up. We stay in a real nice lodge and are spoiled. There is something to be said for staying in rustic environments like these however.

One of the things we do each year when were up is look around at various camp sites and try to figure out what there set up was. Some are pretty elaborite some very primitive. I would love to go up for the first week some year, if for no other reason then to check out some of theses various set ups. I have often thought it would be a great idea for someone to write a book (with lots of pics ofcoarse) on vaious camp setups. I know I would buy it, but I am but one of a few geeks out there that would probably.

[jdm]

I would buy that book too, and have often thought the same thing. I love old photos, while the main subject is always noteworthy, I like to look in the background to see what little things are going on.

Dave