Tipi tenters!

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For those of you who use tipi tents, how many days can you go in a row in those? I have two 7 day hunts planned basically back to back. Still deciding between a tipi and a small wall tent. Problem is I’d like to be more mobile, but realize it’s hard to beat the comfort of a wall tent. That sounds pretty nice after a few days in the woods.
 
I’ve never used one but I’ve seen the Springbar and Kodiak Spring Bow tents recommended a fair amount. I looked at the setup videos and they setup really fast. Might be something to look at instead of a wall tent and your mobility wants.
 
I use trailer, spring bar, or floor less shelter be depending on the trip. If you have multiple tools why choose only one?

My floor less shelter is roomy for a cot which greatly increases comfort on trips long or short.

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Its not quite a Tipi tent but I spent 21 days straight in a Kifaru Sawtooth. Same concept as you are describing, ability to stay put, mobile enough to move, and big enough when I got weathered-in I wasn't stuck laying on my pad all day... Plenty of room for 1 guy, gear, stove and my creature comfort of a small chair...
 
I’m planning on spending 14 days, unless we tag out early and can get a ride out ahead of schedule, in a seek red cliff in AK in September.

I’ve spent weeks in traditional tents, floorless tarp tents, and hammocks in the lower 48. If there’s trees, I’ve found nothing better than superior gear hammock system. All of my hunting partners run them as well. Sleep anywhere (with trees), comfortably, and get dressed standing up everyday.


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THIS is the kinda feedback I was looking for haha holy crap…. Thank you
Its not quite a Tipi tent but I spent 21 days straight in a Kifaru Sawtooth. Same concept as you are describing, ability to stay put, mobile enough to move, and big enough when I got weathered-in I wasn't stuck laying on my pad all day... Plenty of room for 1 guy, gear, stove and my creature comfort of a small chair...
 
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