Let’s see photos of your hunting cabin

[woodson]

My wife and I have been planning and saving to ultimately build a getaway cabin on our farm in the Ozarks. We already bow hunt there and fish, we just pull a pop up camper and stay for the weekend. We both want a place to take the kids to enjoy the outdoors between trips to National Parks and the Mountain West.

I am sure there are some great setups amongst Rokslide members. Let’s see some pictures for inspiration.

 

[bigmoose]

I think most of us out here in the west go this way. With tags being so hard to draw, buying a piece of property and building a hunting cabin may not be practical as you may not draw the area again for many years.

 

[Runningwater]

On our family ranch on the Niobrara in NW Nebraska. The stone portion is from about 1884. Its pretty rustic but we do have a little solar system for lights, fans, etc.

 

[CorbLand]

Many of nights have been had on this under the pickup.

 

[jpuckett]

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[Rs3003]

McKean County,PA. Built in 1889. 6 Br 2 bath. My favorite place on this planet. View attachment 74705

 

[Where's Bruce?]

I embrace the folding, prefab cabin approach.

 

[rlmmarine]

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[7mmremmag]

McKean County,PA. Built in 1889. 6 Br 2 bath. My favorite place on this planet. View attachment 74705

I'm over in Warren County.

 

[Muleys32]

Our family hunting camp in Michigan. Don't get to it nearly as much as I would like living a few states away.

 

[Owenst7]

120 years old, 9,000+ ft, inside a Wilderness area with mule deer, ruffed grouse, and blue grouse. That stove will easily max out my thermometer at 99.9°F even when it's 7° outside.

 

[LostArra]

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[FLAK]

120 years old, 9,000+ ft, inside a Wilderness area with mule deer, ruffed grouse, and blue grouse. That stove will easily max out my thermometer at 99.9°F even when it's 7° outside.

My kinda place.

 

[rlmmarine]

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[rayporter]

 

[woodson]

Love it. Keep em coming. I backpack/bivy hunt out West. I know most don't have cabins on big tracts of public, but the cabins posted so far are awesome.

 

[huntsman22]

cabin and hunting buggy.......grin

 

[Gerard Marcaurele]

I think most of us out here in the west go this way. With tags being so hard to draw, buying a piece of property and building a hunting cabin may not be practical as you may not draw the area again for many years.

That looks like heaven on earth to me