Hunting camp

[bout time]

I acquired a new piece of land to hunt (85 acres). It came with a “hunting camper”. I was given rights to do whatever was needed to make it “livable”. So far it’s been an advantage but I can start to see the light at the end of the tunnel. Did the ceiling and walls today, ripped out the flooring, will paint and new floor tomorrow.

 

Wondering what pics everyone else has of their hunting campers.

 

 

 

‘Bout Time

Mike

[bout time]

Today’s progress.... floor sealed, roof tarped, benches built, and carpet installed.

 

 

‘Bout Time

Mike

 

[whaler1]

Great job!


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[Gill-T]

Just make sure you are safe from carbon monoxide. Nice project. 

[wishinfishin]

A Rolling slice of heaven.

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[bout time]

Ready as it ever will be. Bring on the season !!!!

 

[BrookTrout]

very cool, nice job!

[whaler1]

Great job Mike


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[bondouley]

Wow awesome job!

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[bout time]

Thanks everyone. An upgraded cot and it is working out great. Stayed the last two weeks and it’s almost like home


'Bout Time
Mike

[sherman brown]

you must to have done somebody right in the past. the old saying what comes around goes around came to mind when I read your post. congrats on getting the land to hunt and the camper.

[battlehammer]

My dad and I finally bought a new to us trailer for the property we hunt. Got a great deal on it. Driving back and forth was really starting to wear on us, especially my 75 year old father. It was in great shape and didn’t need to do anything major like yourself bout time- you did a outstanding job! Only thing we did was rip out the dinette which stuck out way to far and built a bed in its place. We have a fold down table that we put on the bed while traveling.


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[LakerTaker]

Nice campers! I’m considering taking ours to camp this year. What do you guys use for heat? RV furnace? How long does your battery last or do you bring a generator? Thanks for any info.


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[battlehammer]

We are lucky to have an old dilapidated house on the property with power- I do have a generator back up. First year with the trailer so not sure how long a battery will last.


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[bout time]

Nice campers! I’m considering taking ours to camp this year. What do you guys use for heat? RV furnace? How long does your battery last or do you bring a generator? Thanks for any info.


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For heat I use a Buddy Heater and an old Coleman Tent heater (dome type). I don’t have power at the trailer and just use the lantern for light. I do however have a small 1500 Honda generator that I bring as emergency backup should I need it


‘Bout Time
Mike

[Gill-T]

Other than a carbon monoxide detector, the only thing you are missing is a buck pole. Coming along nicely. 

[LakerTaker]

Thanks guys regarding the question about heat.  We don't have power where we hunt, so I might try my battery / RV furnace blower and see how long it will last, only using it for sleeping.  Will prob bring a back-up battery and also run my truck from time to time to charge the battery.  I also have a Big Buddy heater I can use and my camper has a good CO detector.