Camp Toilet

[deadyote]

Ok, so here is the question.  What do you all recommend for a wall tent toilet?  There are so many options.  Tired of leaning/hanging off logs.  Call me Murtaugh, "Too old for this SH*T

[jrebel]

Build a nice comfy throne and sit it under a nice big hunting  blind.  Put a little buddy heater in and a Christmas tree scent thingy to keep it fresh.  Ours is situated over a tote that that is double lined with contractor bags.  At the end of the trip... zip tie the bags, put the lid on the tote and head for home.  Bags go in the garbage.....easy peasy. 

[MADMAX]

That’s a beaut Clark 👍

I throw the 5 gallon bucket with a bag liner and fitted seat in the back of the truck for emergency prairie doggin

[NOCK NOCK]

Hey JR......The PVC fittings on the corners..... like little rod holders.......Prank ur buddies and after using the pot, leave one of those short little ice fishing poles in it with a line going down the hole.   

[Rainier10]

We use an old metal drum that I screwed a toilet seat to the bottom of the drum.  We dig a hole about 18” deep and it gets you the perfect seat height. Then we set up a shower tent from cable as over the top of it.

[CP]

This one is very comfortable:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C2CMBY8J?ref_=ppx_hzsearch_conn_dt_b_fed_asin_title_6&th=1

[ghosthunter]

We have used several over the years in a pop up blind. We line down to the hole with a garbage bag we cut the bottom out. ( for those taco nights). We have had wood ones that fold up. Medical chair ones, plastic barrels and our longest one was the seat portion of a chair, we had it 20 years until one of the guys drove over it.

We are currently looking for a new one.

Following for your ideas.

[ghosthunter]

Ya know we could have some fun here.  I am thinking of building one like Jrebel.

How could we race that thing out. Lights, recessed motion lights, mood color lights,

What kind of ideas?  Heated seat?

[Kingofthemountain83]

Got a medical chair toilet at a yard sale for $12... She wanted $20... Took the catch basin out of course... Dig a nice hole and bury it when we leave...I can take it apart so it packs flat and takes about 10 minutes to set up with hole dig... Light, and takes up minimal room which is important to us... Don't actually use it very often... I usually have to go while out hunting not at night at camp...