Let see your best camp photos!

[Trackerbacker]

Best camp photo I have is the last hunt camp of this season for me

 

[Crowmangler]

My stress level goes down just scrolling through this thread

 

[GSPHUNTER]

My stress level goes down just scrolling through this thread

Yup

 

[DmrbigEshotT]

Grouse Camp 2022

Elk Camp 2022

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[mxgsfmdpx]

Successful day means tenderloin and backstrap for dinner back at camp.

 

[Shraggs]

Sideline, mxgs I love cast iron!

nice Frypan, what is it?

 

[mxgsfmdpx]

Sideline, mxgs I love cast iron!

nice Frypan, what is it?

Me too! It’s an old 12” Lodge Chefs Collection model. It’s my dedicated camping/hunting skillet. Doesn’t always make the hunts because I only bring it to dedicated “big camp” hunts.

This year I was lucky enough to fry up some coues deer tenderloin and half of one the back strap for my cousin, his wife, and a good friend. Little butter in the cast iron, salt, pepper, touch of garlic… It doesn’t get any better than that!

 

[hampton5228]

Elk Camp 2022

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[Dexter]

Best one I got. Davis Wall tent 14 by 16.

Great picture with the moon

 

[11boo]

Right by camp. My god it was epic, in t-shirts 24 hours before. Ended up with 14” and clearing snow off the tent all night.

 

[Fridaythe13th]

Round 2: last year's camp. Milky way, fire with rib-eye. Camp is to the right.
Love the pictures of the fire. Brother took it, he had no elk tag just loves elk hunting country

 

[Dexter]

A lot of respect to you guys in little tent and snow. Too cold for me!

 

[Rob5589]

Me and my little dude on his first backpack trip last Father's day.

 

[Trackerbacker]

A lot of respect to you guys in little tent and snow. Too cold for me!

Is a big tent with more volume warmer than a little tent with less volume?

 

[30338]

Pretty big fan of early season hunting camps. Stove pipe was being taken down when I remembered I needed a pic. The Davis has been along on many of an adventure.

 

[milljaco]

Cold nights in the backcountry.


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[svivian]

 

[pd23]

 

[FlyGuy]

A few from my 22 WY Gen (archery) hunt. 7 miles in and never saw a sole. 9 glorious days solo. Broke down camp every morning and pitched it wherever I was standing at dark. 75.1 miles on my boots. OR Bivy sack and a Kifaru sheep tarp. Fast set up/tear down, and just enough with no extra.

I had the awesome experience of riding out a 22 hour long late September storm of rain/sleet/snow and, of course, the raging wind that WY is so famous for.

I’ve been through a number of different systems but this is now my go-to for backpack hunts.

 

[MBN]

Hiding from the wind