Pics of your backcountry camp

[Skyvalhunter]

Nice looking camp Spin05, how was the hunt I don't see any fresh kill antlers at camp

[elkrack]

I wish I would’ve taken a picture of our camp to add to this thread! Awesome thread

[spin05]

Nice looking camp Spin05, how was the hunt I don't see any fresh kill antlers at camp

It was awsome. So want to go back

[Skyvalhunter]

Boy that is a Dandy!!! Congrats. I think I am heading back myself next year.

[ian_padron]

Idaho 2018

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[X-Force]

Bull Permit Washington

[Skyvalhunter]

Well at least its not another LG pic

[theleo]

Elk camp 2018.

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[vandeman17]

Elk camp 2018.

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Very nice. Is that a spot you hunt year after year?

[theleo]

Very nice. Is that a spot you hunt year after year?

Belongs to a family friend that has been an outfitter for 40 years. I ride in, throw my groceries in the mix, and then hunt where the paying guys aren't. Once my tag is filled I help where I can. It has been a sweet setup for a number of years.

[vandeman17]

Very nice. Is that a spot you hunt year after year?

Belongs to a family friend that has been an outfitter for 40 years. I ride in, throw my groceries in the mix, and then hunt where the paying guys aren't. Once my tag is filled I help where I can. It has been a sweet setup for a number of years.

Can't beat that!

[Cab]

Very nice. Is that a spot you hunt year after year?

Belongs to a family friend that has been an outfitter for 40 years. I ride in, throw my groceries in the mix, and then hunt where the paying guys aren't. Once my tag is filled I help where I can. It has been a sweet setup for a number of years.

This is the set up I have back home for grouse hunting. It's great and with multiple guys you learn so much about whats going on in the area very quickly.

[theleo]

Very nice. Is that a spot you hunt year after year?

Belongs to a family friend that has been an outfitter for 40 years. I ride in, throw my groceries in the mix, and then hunt where the paying guys aren't. Once my tag is filled I help where I can. It has been a sweet setup for a number of years.

This is the set up I have back home for grouse hunting. It's great and with multiple guys you learn so much about whats going on in the area very quickly.

This is a unit that doesn't require much more than good glass to figure out what's going on. What keeps most people at bay is moving around in it. A big chunk (the part I hunt) requires horses or mules to get an elk out, and most inexperienced stock users are too spooked to go much beyond where hikers do. Saw one horse camp that was 2 guys from the west side maybe 45 minutes from the trail head. Just far enough in to be useful for me.



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[elkrack]

That’s an amazing piece of land right there

[cougforester]

Deer camp at 6900'