deer hunting shack is done
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Pretty slick looking. All we ever had was some wobbly wooden stands nailed into the crotch of a tree on public land.
Add a couple of solar panels, a charge controller and about 200a/h of battery.
Install a rooftop 12v AC unit and set it on blower speed 2.
No power generation noise and only a very low hum from the AC (or heat unit)
Install a rooftop 12v AC unit and set it on blower speed 2.
No power generation noise and only a very low hum from the AC (or heat unit)
My Idea of what a deer stand should look like.
The stand I had the pleasure of hunting out of, after the entire front rotted out and we pieced it back together. (With promises back and forth between the lease holder that we would all totally rebuild it next year. Never happened, he contracted Pancreatic cancer and was gone in less that a couple months. Good man, we owe him a lot.).
Rebuilding
Finished
Last deer I was able to to harvest from that stand, from that lease…. Striped deer on left
The stand I had the pleasure of hunting out of, after the entire front rotted out and we pieced it back together. (With promises back and forth between the lease holder that we would all totally rebuild it next year. Never happened, he contracted Pancreatic cancer and was gone in less that a couple months. Good man, we owe him a lot.).
Rebuilding
Finished
Last deer I was able to to harvest from that stand, from that lease…. Striped deer on left
- Nov 3, 2010
- 10,398
- 22,714
- Nov 3, 2010
- 10,398
- 22,714
60 days and counting and we will cure you of that.
45 lb pack.
6-10 mile days.
10k ft and more ASL
20F mornings and likely some snow.
PS: bring yerself lots of Midol….
@misser That is a nice looking deer hunting setup. Then I saw the inside and thought it looks more like a "putting some space between me and the missus" setup. Either way, you've got a multi-purpose shelter there. Here's to hoping that you get many year of good use from it.
