show your traditional hunting cabin

[Sockrsblur]

One of my favorite threads this time of year! There are some good ones here... any new ones or updates?
We are off grid and well into the woods, no running water or electricity...

   

   

   

 
It's always fun to look in a shed at hunting camp during the fall...

   

[stagetek]

Great thread. Wish I had an idea how to post pic's here.

[Tsalt]

What a great thread.. Glad it came back up!   James, I remember your cabin from your hurricane Sandy buck story... it's perfect!!

[Sockrsblur]

This is stagetek (Michael Griebl) piece of heaven on earth located in Split Rock,WI.

 
Very nice sir... I think I can smell the smoke...

Thanks Tim  

[John Krause]

Here is my cabin. Just got it done this summer. Put in a propane wall heater last weekend, still need a tank. It's on 160 acres of timber 1 1/2 hrs  SW of St Louis. Hope to make some memories.

 

 

 

 

 

100 yds from the cabin. I'm a lucky dog.

 

[stagetek]

Thanks again Jim. Really appreciate you posting my pic.

[LoneWolf73]

Almost done!  Just needs log siding outside and V-Groove on inside, next month hopefully.  10X16 cabin on a 22x16 deck. Overlooking 4 ponds in 5 acre field next to deer woods.
 

[Miles Bate]

Hey awesome stuff . Lots of great post and thanks for sharing . Getting some ideas on my future cabin.

[Bjorn]

What a great thread. Just read all 17 pages and could have continued all day.  

[Dave Pagel]

I have a lot of clean up to do, but this is my new place.  It sits on 100 acres of rolling oak ridges and I have 8 small food plots.  I have a couple of more planned and some additional fruit trees for more variety.

D.P.
 
 
 
 
A couple of the summer visitors.
 
 

[soap creek]

I've really enjoyed this thread. A lot of memories being made.

[SKITCH]

Here's a great one from a while back. Ran into it by accident and thought I would bring it back up for others to see and add to!!

[Sockrsblur]

"I have hunted there since 1986, and can understand the ache that one may have to hold a piece of country, to throw your heart unreservedly, headlong into a patch of woods, a section of mountain, a stretch of range. Something that would be in your psyche, your soul, when you were away, and calling. Open arms awaiting your return, that you may frolic together in youthful abandon like old friends.

Reunited old friends pick up the conversation where it left off, because they really have never been apart." Killdeer {from page 2}

That's camp and I couldn't say it any better Killdeer!      

[Deno]

Outstanding cabins !!!
Deno

[Rick Butler]

Wow Killdeer! We have a family cabin in the UP and this sentiment nails it. Thank-you.


I have hunted there since 1986, and can understand the ache that one may have to hold a piece of country, to throw your heart unreservedly, headlong into a patch of woods, a section of mountain, a stretch of range. Something that would be in your psyche, your soul, when you were away, and calling. Open arms awaiting your return, that you may frolic together in youthful abandon like old friends.

Reunited old friends pick up the conversation where it left off, because they really have never been apart.

Killdeer      [/QB][/QUOTE]

[Nathan Killen]

Here is mine. Hoping to finish it this summer. It's situated on 3 acres that joins thousands of acres of National Forest in south western virginia.

[cchoward]

What a great thread!!! Wish I could add... One day.  As of now it would just be a picture of my boots.

[Hopewell Tom]

Nice one, Nathan. A large covered deck sure makes a great outdoor "room".

[Hummer3T]

A couple almost completed


 

 

A couple during the build

 


 

[Hummer3T]

Nathan, that looks awesome, can't wait to see some finished pictures from the summer.