The foul weather blues has me dreaming of a good camp with lots of glassing opportunities. Let's see where you guys have called home in the past. Maybe mention the gear too as I'm sure folks will ask.
Luxe mini peak 2
Jimmy tarps 6x9
Borah bivy
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The foul weather blues has me dreaming of a good camp with lots of glassing opportunities. Let's see where you guys have called home in the past. Maybe mention the gear too as I'm sure folks will ask.
Luxe mini peak 2
Jimmy tarps 6x9
Borah bivy
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May I ask which tent that is? Looks interesting.
That is a Beau Baty-design (Wilderness Ridge Trail Llamas) 'Continental' 13x13 lightweight canvas (22 lbs). Beau collaborated with SnowTrekker to come up with a tent design for base campers and stock users. It is a great design with an internal Easton Aluminum A-frame and ridge pole. These Snowtrekker tents have been around since the early 90s and are very popular with winter campers in the far northern climes. When staked out, it effectively becomes a spacious wall tent. I ordered the fly with mine as the high country can have some pretty nasty weather in September and it also protects the tent from stove sparks. I've tried several different designs since starting with llamas in 1998-this one is the best by far.
I’ll play along! Love seeing camp photos!!
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Not in and specific order here...
Hilleberg Nallo 3gt
Hilleberg Anjan 3gt
“ Niak
“ Akto
“ Soulo
“ Tarp 10
“ Tarp 5
“ Tarp 10
Kifaru Super Tarp
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