lets see some camp pictures

[pseshooter300]

I thought it would be interesting to see pictures of your camps in the past. I did a search thought there would have been something like this in the past but I found a thread but it didnt have pictures of camp setups.

 

[Much2hunt]

#1 Fall Bear Hunt, Lantz Bar,Salmon River
#2 Elk Hunt 2011
#3 Lost River Range 2011

 

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Antelope camp-

 

[Big luke1981]

Here is our camp!!!!

 

[A-con]

One man camp

two man camp

 

[pseshooter300]

Good pics so far

 

[putm2sleep]

Spike camp, and base camp 2011.

 

[idnative1948]

Nice pics! Lost River Range? That is a ton of country as a whole. Big or Little, if you want/care to share. That wouldn't narrow down your area too much. May or may not have walked some of the same dirt/rocks.

#1 Fall Bear Hunt, Lantz Bar,Salmon River
#2 Elk Hunt 2011
#3 Lost River Range 2011

 

[drthornton]

Expected to have to spike in so base camp=spike camp...won't make that mistake again.

 

[putm2sleep]

elk fajitas ---- a camp staple every eve prior to the opener! and bloodies ---- after a successful day!

 

[Horn Seeker]

One of my more recent camps...and good memories...

 

[kansasdad]

putm2sleep: I see next to the fajita-in-the-making photo the scent control spray.....you are not trying to tame the "fajita exhaust" BEFORE you eat it are you?

 

[Horn Seeker]

Inside of a different tent up in the Belts...

This is my typical archery elk camp though!

 

[Horn Seeker]

Nuther archery camp!

Brrr.

 

[huntRme]

Nice looking camps. Brings back memories of good nights spent in a tent and having everything I needed...well, except a hot shower. Thinking of doing it again if I ever get to hunt in Montana again. I'm not a big fan of smoke and was wondering if anyone knows of a small, tent-sized, propane heating stove that vents to the outside like a wood stove.

 

[Horn Seeker]

My dad uses the Big Buddy heater attached to a regular sized propane tank and its got the low oxygen sensor. Most wall tents, unless snowed in, breath good enough anyhow, but its still best to have one with the low O2 sensor. About a 125$ purchase. Keeps it pretty toasty!

Wont drive you out like a nice wood stove though!

 

[174in]

pr0nghorn camp

 

[174in]

Deer camp in the bighorns

 

[174in]

 

[pseshooter300]

Some really good pics