We cover many of the same topics over and over...nature of a site like this with people coming and going...but I haven't seen a thread on where you live. How about some pics of your little piece of Heaven. Being in the military I live in a neighborhood so I'll spare you my den, but I'm sure some of you have a backwoods hunter's paradise. Make us salavate. Ranger B

Just being able to awake each day,no uglier,or in worse health than the day before,is heaven enough for me!

Ranger B: You know I can relate! There was a thread a couple of months ago labled something about backyards. It didn't take long to start getting a bit envious.

Perhaps those pics can be posted here again?

A tiny piece of (mobile) heaven - a truck with a good heater & a warm dog?

my piece of heaven - a state camp in Gods country, Potter county, Pa

my piece of heaven - a state camp in Gods country, Potter county, Pa

deercamp

My place, front yard.........

Back yard............Ray

Back yard during ice age!....Ray

Here she is.

and here

Here is my front yard.

Land Between the Lakes, in western KY.

Our home on the Takhini.

Our backyard :)

Widowshooter, can I use your barn pic as my new desktop??? That's a neat picture! Reminds me of the old Courier and Ives.

My heaven is me and my Dads camp in Pocahontas Co. WV.

Our home in northern Wisconsin. A typical day in Jan.

The day we closed on the land a bear ran across the building site!!

This where I spend most of my time.

This out the back door of our little cabin in the woods in central Oregon...this is one of the neighbors.

Sometimes I need a break on the way to my stands.

I dig all the seasons but there is nothing like looking out the window in October!

Just outside of Anchorage in the Chugach Mts. Not a lot of hunting allowed, but you can practice stalking Dall sheep all day long.

My side yard:

Just below my backyard by 300 yards or so:

Game Lands near my home:

Here's our hunting camp in Wyoming.

My best friend, hunting partner, and wife, Jill drawing on turkey in the mountains of Kentucky.

JMP

My getaway cabin in the Sierra Nevada Mountains. Not far from the southernmost grove of Giant Sequoia Redwoods. Sodbusterjim.

The edge of our hunting camp, central Utah, just sit in a chair and stare...4finger

Our little village of about 400 in the Cache La Poudre Canyon, Colorado.

Now isn't that just plain righteous! Thanks for the picture 4Fingers. Hope to get a chance to see that part of the state soon.

This is the gulch in the Roosevelt National Forest, across the river from my home where I enjoy bowhiking.

And this is my little piece of heaven, working them buns.

Oh, by the way Ranger B, many thanks for your service to our country and our way of life. History will be good to you and your comrades.

Backyard with the muts

Tracy, California ---Have had the house for sale for nine months. Whenever it sells I'll get to Idaho.

Alaskaboy, sounds like a great way to stay in shape also.

JMP, Did she get the turkey?

Man there is a lot of beautiful country out their! We are truely blessed. Wish I could hunt it all!

George D, stunning pics. We are all trully blessed to live in such a beautiful country...................Ray

Here is my work-in-prgress on my 40 acres in Wisconsin. Deck will be added in the spring and need to finish the interior, trim work needed.

Its 12x16 with a loft for sleeping. The loft has 2 futons, sleeping bags, sleeps 4 easily.

BC

Here is a shot of the interior.

BC

Snag, looks like you have 2 neighbors in your pic. This one's not mine but I'm fortunate enough to be allowed to hunt there and I went almost everyday. Gonna be a few more years before I get my dream place.

very nice pictures! hey crossed arrows, i hunted the cache la poudre in the mid 80's for muleys, didn't get any but had oppurtunitys, had a bear tear our camp to smithereens one day. beautful country!

longshot - There are still mulies up higher, but I live about 10 miles up the canyon and the DOW killed off almost all of the mulies a few years ago because they were afraid of the chronic wasting disease. It'll be several years before I'll have them looking in my windows again.

Oh, by the way, after killing so many and testing them, the DOW found very little evidence. "We're from the government, we're here to help you."

Yeah, they keep us entertained. Them and the grey squirrels. One October-November we had 100 head of elk back there. Woke up to a bull bugling and couldn't believe my ears until my wife whispered, "is that an elk?" lol Looks like you have a nice piece of ground to hunt Tradnewbie.

Not the biggest, but comfotable, dry and payed for !! 35 acres came with it.

Taken from our deck 7/02/07. Had 12 different moose spend time on our place this past summer. Also see, mule deer, elk, coyotes, bobcats and coons. The coons used to be thicker but my stock dog really hates them.

This is the drive way to mine. I will be adding some gravel this summer

Ground I bought last year.

My get away in Perry County TN - 1/2 mile from the Tennessee River.... I don't get over here enough!

One of the rare times we have snow!

What the heck - here is one of 4 food plots I put in last year.

My wife and I purchased 23 acres of landlocked, forested wetland about 15 miles form our home. The farm we hunted that abuted the land told us they would give us a right of way if we bought it so others wouldn't buy it and use it for fourwheel racing and such. It was cheap an the taxes are low. We got a moose about 200 yards from our line this year and have plenty of deer and turkey on the property. Here's some pics of the deer and other critters that our trail cam has captured. We are just learning the deer habits but nearly connected several times. Next year will be good.

This is a picture of my house

This is a picture out back

This one is taking a hike outside of our cabin

This is from the top of our ridge to the other side of our property through the ocooch mountain range

my front yard veiw

the neighbors....

the backyard, a little farther up the hill...

my stompin' grounds...

fun in the Last Frontier... (yep, it's a Bear type II A-handle).

Comeon AKhunter, your killin me!!...4finger

I wish!

Gamegetter,

No, she ended up letting down. That was 2006. In 2007 I called in 3 toms and she took the largest, a 26 lb brute. It went 15 to 20 yds after the shot and went down. I was proud!!!

JMP

This isn't mine but it's where I hunt. 35 acres on the Red River near Clarksville, TN. This was just before the leaves began to fall this past season. Ranger B

Catfish, bluegill and bass in the pond. The kids love to fish....Lots of deer and turkey as well....

All of you live in such a beautiful country !

This is where I was hunting last year in TX with one of my brothers...

This is where me and my lady plan to be hunting this year in Oregon..

And my piece of heaven in our piece of heaven..

sweet fellers! beautiful pics. i'll haveta see if I can shoot one or two in the back forty! Larry- looks like you are bringing them up right!

I know she's shootin a wheelie but at least she's out with the bow.

2nd piece of heaven for me.

3rd piece

My place in Northern Wisconsin

Don't have pictures. Really tired of snow. Colorado is where I live.

Here is my 120 acres in NW MO. Not nearly as pretty as most on here, but I am working with it and the wildlife don't seem to mind that it is not as beautiful as out west or up north.

Looks good to me LW! 120 acres ain't nothing to scoff at, that's a nice slice of property.

Great thread!

The farm i where i grew up and now live half of it and house Dad left to me (the wooded half) 75 acres in deer country i have hunted these woods all my life and its more then enough for me too hunt now !!!

My lil bow shop where i build arrows strings all things archery here !!!

My Bear archery items & Bow collection is a source of much happiness too shooting most and just looking at the real old ones !!!

The lower end of my property, just part of the pieces I have in this beautiful state of Pennsylvania.

But These 2 Sons of mine and the Grandkids are Biggest part of My Happiness on Earth !!!

My little piece of heaven is 500 acres right behind my house.

My big piece of heaven was where I hunted elk and muledeer in Colorado.

Just love all the pics !!

Here is one of them. Across the road from the house, where I walk out the door to hunt. Approx.. 2 - 3 sections of timbered /wetland and fields for turks, deer and small game. Access is by permission or the rest is county land open to public. Very little hunting pressure. Like heaven...

My back yard : )

Took me 30+ years bit im happy

At home!

A great thread!

Just got this place last fall. Hunting isn't that great in the NC mountains but this is the view from the back deck

Grouse hunting in Manistee Nat'l Forest near our cabin in Newaygo County, Michigan

I had just finished looking through this thread and stepped out the back door to head out to the shop…Had to snap this pic of what passes for my bit of heaven. Hard to beat North Idaho.

My turkey hunting 'stand' (just standing next to a tree clump). Took some shots from there but missed by a hair - aiming for the head. It sure was a good season even without getting one.

AK, Emerson tame whitetails. That would NOT happen here in NY at least not where I live. It is like that in Old Forge in the Adirondacks, deer all over town and come right up to you to be fed, but no way around here. It always amazes me how skinny bucks' necks look in summer, but how much they swell up and look so robust during the rut. Nice looking place you have there there...

Our house a couple years back in the winter, NW Montana.

Built it ourselves.

A little piece of Indian Heaven, WA. I used to live just down the road (12 mi), and spent a whole lot of time up there. Just went back last fall and took this pic on the way in.

Trapper, Those 2 bucks are the safest ones on the place. Even if they showed up on the last day of the season I'd let em walk…We do get a lot of real nice deer around during the rut, We call them tourists…They're fair game, Just not the locals!

At my front porch.

Great pictures everyone!

Wonderful tread.!

Hard to narrow it down, but it's hard to beat "crossed arrows" area. Red feather (ish) area Colorado. Only a few more months and I'll be swapping the fly rod for a bow!

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