I'm pretty new here and I have seen some pretty cool threads with some really nice pictures of where everyone hunts. If this has been done before I am sorry but I thought it might be cool to see other peoples cabins, tents, trailers, etc., of what they call home base when they hunt. I guess I should start first. This is my cabin. My Grandparents got it in '41. I've been going there since about '64 and now my kids come with me. this picture is about 5 years old but it shows it well. Once you drive to the lake, you have to cross the lake and then there is a mile and a half hike crossing a beaver dam to get there.

Jeff

This is getting there.

Sort of a correction. That was how I use to get there. This is how I get there now. Much easier. Once in there though the machine is never used. We hike and walk everywhere and only use the argo to carry all of our gear. That is my son at the wheel and the sauna (a separate log building from the cabin).

oh i will throw in some of mine. i am building one as we speak, it will be out full time home in about 2 weeks...it wont be finished but some of it will be. its in the bull mountains of roundup, montana. cistern for water, all solar for electric, completely off grid.

Yep, this has been done before but it never gets old to me. I love seeing other's cabins. Here's my little cabin near the Porcupine Mountains in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. A little piece of Heaven to me.

That is going to be beautiful!!

"completely off grid"

That's awesome. Nice cabins fellas.

oh i got loooooots of pictures of the whole process. way too many to post..lol

Nice.

Thanks for the pics Gents.

these are awesome love seeing these threads.

WOW!!! I too love seeing cabins........wishing, wishing.......>

great pictures. Ryan, if you ever find time post some more pictures. Gil

Twisted--there's a whole bunch of us salivating at your cabin pictures. If it's not too personal, keep us updated with pics as you progress on the cabin. May your first uninvited guest be a six-pointer.

Why a cistern? Bad, or no, water?

Love the cabin pic's....

Excellant pics! Mooore please.

Always enjoy cabin pics and threads.

looks like you've been busy Ryan. I second the more pictures. Looks awesome.

this is where we hang out whenever possible

oz

It's not mine but I have used it for a week the last 7 years

Another view

Very KEWL places! I really like the solar at Twisted Limb's "off the grid" cabin. It ain't no cabin, but here's my camp...

John

Like the flag shooter! Not enough of it these days!

By the way BigOzzie, I think I'm your long lost brother....that place sure looks remote!

Those are great pictures of places where you can go for solitude. Very nice. Jawge

This place was built by my family over 50 years ago. We're on our 4th generation of hunters.

Buck Mountain Club near Tupper Lake. The original burnt several years ago and this is what we rebuilt.

Here is a pic of our little piece of heaven. My wife and I built it 10 years ago on 80 acres in interior Alaska. Overlooking the Gulkana river basin. This picture was last fall with a bou I shot in my front yard. Darn its tough up here.

This is Shrewhaven Lodge in Michigans upper Peninsula. Originally built in 1936 of Tamerack logs it is still very sound. Gas lights and wood heat and no running water. It sits 1/3 mile off a Railroad grade road on 400 acres of private land.

Here is where we go to enjoy our outdoor trips. It's in northern MN.

This is a newly built bunkhouse that sits near the main cabin.

Inside the main cabin

An evening view of the back side of the cabin.

Our place in northern PA....Lots of good times....Bobby

I had this cabin on Poso Creek in the Sequoia National Forest, Sierra Nevada Mountains in California. I sold it 2 years ago to look for a bigger place. I sure miss it. Sodbusterjim.

The interior. SBJ.

Duckbill...yeah, it looks like you really have it rough. LOL! Your poor, poor soul. Hahahahahaha!

Nice pics fellas. Keep 'em coming.

New bunk house in picture above.

Looking towards the main cabin

Guys - beautiful places loaded with both dreams and memories. I miss the old days when our group was together. We had a great camp in an old farmhouse in the mountains in Pa.

We had it all - Lousy food, wicked coffee, great hunting, and even better comradery!

Make sure to record your camp history. We didn't and wish we would have.

I've posted this picture before but it is a red pine,log cabin I built 5 years ago.

here's on in my folk's "cabin" in Northern Mn on the edge of the BWCA

I kinda miss the old place where we had a hand pump in the kitchen and used an outhouse. But this place is nice too. Just worried I won't be able to afford the taxes one day when its passed on the kids.

The buck over the fireplace I shot. Birchbark canoe was made by a local Ely guy. i took it off the wall and took it out for a paddle. Its a hunting model but it sure was tippy.

snorkel tub after the hunt or just about any time ;).

view from the dock on my way out fishing in the morning, looking towards the BWCA (after the island)

We live in this one year around. 24x32' with a loft over 1/2 of the living room and a 15x24 master bedroom, also up stairs....about 1100 sq ft and fine for the 2 of us. This is a rare snowy picture as actually it does not snow all that much in SW Wash.

Gene

13Kodiak, I thought I had located all my long lost relatives =) It is remote but not so remote we cannot get there after church on any given Sunday. About 30+ miles from town, two miles off pubic road. We can drive to the cabin May through November, the rest of the time we walk/trudge/ski 2 miles from the public road.

oz

I am awed by the nice places. Anybody want to adopt a son? Lucky people.

Here's my favorite spot.

Another favorite.

Very cool pics!

Three miles to the next house behind out the back door. Our little cozy cottage home. I drive to work and walk to hunt. Life is good.

Great looking cabins! I haven't seen that shot of your cabin Y2 before. I know your family enjoys great times there. Thanks for including a picture of our Sugar Creek valley cabin!

Our suburban hunting camp located behind my buddies house. It's a converted 10x12 tool shed. We've got the wood stove, small frig, microwave, coffee maker and tv with a DVD player as well as hammocks...livin large!

My little slice of heaven. Split Rock, WI.

My camp in central Vermont, no power or water and that's ok with me.

My pal and fellow Leatherwaller, Wirehair, owns this place in Wisconsin. He must be hard up for friends because he's invited me up there a few times to hunt ruffed grouse and woodcock. Even after my black lab crapped on his kitchen floor, we were still invited back!

Man, just looking at this picture again makes me want to point the truck north.

There's something very special about going to cabins. I enjoy this more than anything for sure. Here's a picture on our way back to our cabin after stump shooting.

I keep my getaway cabin in the back yard in winter. That view over the back fence - is all hunting grounds....miles and miles of hunting grounds....

...and where the trailer can't go....the wall tent can....

More of a shack than a cabin.

My house, my cabin!

It ain't much but it's ours. Kathi and myself bought this "cabin" at Smith Mountain Lake in Virginia. Lots of hunting all around as well as a huge lake with lots of fishing. Plus it's only a 90 minute drive from the house. Great weekend getaway.....Randy

Here's mine in MI upper peninsula. Tore my old one down last summer to upgrade. This sits on St. Mary's river with Canada on the other side. Hunting land just down the road. I'll retire there one day!!

Our cabin in Wv ,, mt great Grandfather built it for his family around 1900 My grandfather was born in the house in 1906 we have used it for a Hunting Camp since around 1977

My place in Hale, Michigan

What it looks like now.

Hawk that country looks amazing

Here is mine in Colorado elk country. My Dad and I built it one summer.

Looks like a lot of good cabins on here. If only MP1SG would post ours on here. I don't have a pic. of it.

Here is our cabin that my brother and I built with white pine cut from the 83 acres we have in Michigan's upper peninsula Dickinson Co.

One more and like most of you this cabin is a little piece of heaven for us.

My cabin in S.W. Michigan. Made entirely from logs we milled from the U.P. Built on site using a generator and portable sawmill. A lot of work but well worth it. Pure Michigan.

Here is ours in northern MN when it was slightly cooler out.

Here's ours in Potter County, Pa.

More fishing from here. Family cottage in Kagawong Ontario - on the Manitoulin Island.

My Grandfather and his brother built this and i was raised here and now live here just out the back door to hunt land i have hunted my whole life !!!

Our cabin in Newaygo County, Michigan.

Gaur, I spotted the canoe first thing, neat canoe. Very gorgeous cabin.

Great looking cabins seeing them just makes me wish

My place in Graham county, NC. The picture was taken a few years back one Christmas when we couldn't even drive in. Not much land, and actually pretty poor hunting in the area, but it is on a popular trout stream.

This is my place on the mountain when we first bought it years ago

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