Let see your best camp photos!

[snakelk]

This is surely one of the best thread topics I've ever seen on this site. I'm really enjoying it. Makes me wish I'd be better at taking pictures of camp.

Thanks to all of those who have contributed.

I have to agree with you on that! I need to take better pictures of camp too.

 

[snakelk]

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Homemade wood stove made out of two stainless deep dish serving pans? No door, or is it just not visible in that pic?

 

[snakelk]

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Love the pics. We do the same, two tents together. One primarily a cook tent, one sleeping with an eating table in the center. Makes for a comfortable base camp.

 

[Boreal]

Top of Berry Pass and in the Clearwater Creek Controlled Use Area.

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[KurtR]

camp was on this lake this year

 

[kestump]

 

[Johnboy]

kestump, that last one looks like a windy spot to camp.

 

[taggart_lumpy]

2018

 

[BIG_B.]

This thread makes me super excited to break in my new cimmaron this winter! The night pics are incredible!!


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[rbljack]

Bringing this one to the top now.....lets so those camp shots for 2019 hunts!! My hunt isn't for a few weeks yet....but im looking for ideas and tricks. For some reason I always enjoy the camp shots.

 

[rodney482]

 

[Missahba]

 

[huntsman22]

same spot as last year. My kid went with me this time

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[bcimport]

BC Goat Hunt 2019

 

[Keepkickin_19]

 

[dreamingbig]

Montana got snowy at the end of September!

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[forestpaper223]

The weather finally cooperated. We're something like 22 inches over the average for rainfall in September but we finally had a clear weekend. So, I jumped out to western Maryland for a weekend sanity saver and a trial run with some new gear. I discovered something very important. When you make comprehensive lists of what to take, always make sure you actually take it. Turns out I'd left my cot (the one I bought specifically to fit inside the large case), a kettle, a bowl, a mug and extra pants. But, on the other hand, I had 3 sweatshirts that I didn't need and enough dehydrated food for a 2 week trip.

But, all in all, it was great to get away. Drove 40 miles to WalMart to get an extra pad under my Thermarest and made do with the cookware that I did bring. The best part was that I did manage to do what I set out to do - everything I took fit inside the cab of the truck - nothing but some firewood in the bed. Now I can pack up the night before and not have to worry about some idiot deciding they want my stuff more than I do. (Someday I might actually live where that's not an issue.) Now looking forward to my gang's annual long weekend trip in a few weeks!

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[GunsAreFun]

Not elk hunting, but the temperature was very mountain-like. -5 at night and 5-10 during the day. Ran a Mr Buddy Heater inside the Alaskan Guide 8-person tent to get it go to a relatively toasty 50 degrees.

 

[BuckSnort]

Milkyway over a Sawtooth

 

[Tekla]

Wrangles 2019!