Pics of your backcountry camp

[mountainman]

Tut last weekend..

[timberfaller]

Hey, were you able to stay on the floor there old neighbor!!??  pretty steep county your hunting!

[Skyvalhunter]

 

[mountainman]

Hey, were you able to stay on the floor there old neighbor!!??  pretty steep county your hunting!

I sleep standing up lol!

[NiteHawk]

Here's my septmber "roughing it" set up.

[Watimberghost]

Nitehawk, nice job on the successful hunt! 

[Will]

This thread is a goldmine. Thank you all for sharing amazing photos, stories and tips. It's really inspiring

[pd]

＠NiteHawk

You are a real trooper!  You carry a heavy tarp for a floor??  That thing alone must weigh several pounds.  On the other hand, it is thick enough to not worry about sharp rocks or sticks.  What are your thoughts about that??

Congratulations on the successful hunt!

[NiteHawk]

＠NiteHawk

You are a real trooper!  You carry a heavy tarp for a floor??  That thing alone must weigh several pounds.  On the other hand, it is thick enough to not worry about sharp rocks or sticks.  What are your thoughts about that??

Congratulations on the successful hunt!

It's about 4ftx6ft and folds flat in my pack which is nice. Doubles as a meat tarp also. I can't get over the idea of not having a floor!

[jstone]

No stove in the Tut?

[actionshooter]

This is one of my favorite threads... bringing it back up...

This camp is a solid 10 miles from a road.... a little cushy for backcountry, but I cheat 

[jstone]

Sweet pictures

[pd]

This is one of my favorite threads... bringing it back up...

This camp is a solid 10 miles from a road.... a little cushy for backcountry, but I cheat 

Why not?  I would take the Glamping tent, too.  That country looks nice, clear & clean drinking water.  But I can sense an early snow storm just around the corner.  No stove for you?

[bracer40]

This is one of my favorite threads too! Thanks for sharing and that’s a fine looking setup!

[actionshooter]

This is one of my favorite threads... bringing it back up...

This camp is a solid 10 miles from a road.... a little cushy for backcountry, but I cheat 

Why not?  I would take the Glamping tent, too.  That country looks nice, clear & clean drinking water.  But I can sense an early snow storm just around the corner.  No stove for you?

Na, that's a 4 man Cabelas outfitter tent, no room for a stove, but that was Nov 8th, no snow on that day but there was a couple days later!