Let see your best camp photos!

[AKDoc]

River camping on a 10-day, hundred-mile drop-float in very remote western Alaska...it flows continuously through fly-fishing heaven all the way to the coast...done it four times already, and I'm booked again for next year!...

and then looking directly backwards just ten-minutes later the photo below was taken...

 

[TX1]

2020 All 3 pics same hunt in CO 1 day difference, went from 2 man down to 1 man overnight .

 

[TX1]

2021 CO drop camp

 

[MuleyFever]

Henry's 2021, Mt Hillers in the background.

 

[NEWAoutdoors]

 

[AKDoc]

A remote lake-drop hunt in western Alaska...it was a heck of a windy week, but just priceless!

 

[downthepipe]

I don’t get it out enough, but we love our Montana Canvas.

 

[Voyageur]

A remote lake-drop hunt in western Alaska...it was a heck of a windy week, but just priceless!

Caribou hunt?

 

[AKDoc]

Caribou hunt?

Primarily a grizzly hunt for my friend (I've already taken a couple of grizzlies)...saw a bunch of different sows with cubs, no shooter-boars sighted on our side of the lake. Strong wind was super white-capping the lake every day so we couldn't safely cross to the other side with our PR-49HD's, but we did have one calm day to get on the lake (no shooter-boars sighted on that day)...

My friend got a grizzly the following year...my apologies to others for the thread drift in my response.

 

[dukxdog]

Idaho California Bighorn sheep


Alaska Brooks Range Grizzly bear

 

[dlee56]

Kifaru Supertarp on a Mtn Goat hunt last year.

 

[Pony Soldier]

What's left after last fall's forest fire.

 

[AKDoc]

A 10-day, wt restricted, drop-camp moose hunt in western AK on a hard-freeze morning.

Pretty basic set-up...a luxury/gourmet kitchen in the back-ground (case of MRE's, dry bag full of Mountain Houses, MSR Windburner stove, etc.)...a custom/lavish front porch on the other side of the tent (out of sight) with a Helinox chair and table LOL!.

Seriously now, I absolutely love my Hilleberg Staika...that thing has proven itself bombproof in extremely high winds/rain/snow for over a half-dozen years. I use it solo...my hunting partner has the same tent set-up at a distance out of the picture (so he doesn't keep me awake snoring all night!)

(below is a picture later that day...you can see that I did laundry that's drying on my inner tent door...lol!)
Edit: I added an aerial thumbnail below for setting context.

 

[rayporter]

cheap wally world tent on our first trip. it did not survive the night. but with 2 down we did not care.

 

[Fireman03]

 

[Fireman03]

 

[lwrider20]

I think living in AZ my whole life has made me hate the cold so much that this is where my camping setup ended up at.

 

[hh76]

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I think living in AZ my whole life has made me hate the cold so much that this is where my camping setup ended up at.

I bet I could throw a football right over them mountains.

I do an occasional craigslist search for camper Vans. Seem so convenient.

 

[lwrider20]

Ya I’ve done everything from tents to sleepin my truck. Honestly it’s nice to just pull up and the only thing I have to setup is my chairs around the campfire

 

[AKDoc]

Ya I’ve done everything from tents to sleepin my truck. Honestly it’s nice to just pull up and the only thing I have to setup is my chairs around the campfire

I know what you mean, it is nice for sure...my wife and I enjoy road trips together very much every year.

Below is a pic from last summer on a road trip along the Haul Road (Dalton), way up past the Arctic Circle. Just backed-up the truck/camper to the river and enjoyed a fire that evening (it's about 9pm in the photo!).

Below is a thumbnail image of our rig...I'm glassing a Muskox grazing along the river drainage (can't see him in the pic) and a thumbnail image of just one of countless wonders along the way of that road-trip.