i am looking for a tent but cant spent upwards of a thousand bucks for a wall tent and frame. Floor, windows, heck i don't know. what else is there that will be good for 3 guys and our gear? i really would like to hear what ya'll have and how you like them? i have looked at a brand made by TREK and was wondering if anyone had used one and what they thought?

thanks greatly ya'll
dustin

What size tent are you looking for?

it dont matter really just so 3 of us can stay in it. maybe a 10x10 to a 12x15? anything really

Have you looked at Cabelas ALAKNAK tents? A 9.5X9.5 is only $549. You can later add a vestibule for muddy gear or cooking itemsandwood stove.

I haven't used it personally and I know everyone has a "my buddy" story but a pastneighbor of mine several years agohad one of these and he had high praises for it.

Or the Cabelas Big Horn tents.

i bought a wall tent from davis tent and awning in denver. 12x14 with internal frame, screen door and a window. i checked around and asked everybody i could. i even puta thread on here and everybody had great info but davis had only good reviews.

i just got back from a 9 day elk hunt with 3 guys and had room to spare. i got the tent on a monthly special the put on their website for $600 and that included shipping the window and screen door. then i bought the angles from the army surplus store and the poles from home depot and cut them myself for less than $200. it was still a lot of money but i will say probably one of the best $800 investments i have ever made.

http://davistent.com/

Try Craigslist. Always something there and a lot cheaper than the stores.I've seen everything from pup tents to army command tents on there.

http://www.kwikkamp.com/
http://www.yakimatent.com/

Cabelas does make some alaska guide model tents.

I bought a roomie dome style.....but its really a 3season tent, those cold winter days its cold, I thinka dome style would keep a bit more warm. I like the tent i have but plan to get a alaskan guide model in the future....when I need it.

I'd get the bigest model if 3 guys were planning on sleeping in it....also more height room there. Also I'd spend the money for the aluminum poles, lighter weight.

http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/templates/product/standard-item.jsp?_DARGS=/cabelas/en/common/catalog/item-link.jsp_A&_DAV=search_redir&id=0043361517 569a&navCount=2&podId=0043361&parentId =cat20103&masterpathid=&navAction=push&amp ;catalogCode=IJ&rid=&parentType=index& indexId=cat20103&hasJS=true

Just checked em out online.....4 6 or 8 person, which of course means like it could old that many guys but id get a 6 or 8 person for 3 men....

gives your more height inside as well, and more sq.ft.

This is what I have.....alotta room, alot of head height/room, due to the design, but not very warm in that late fall/winter season.

http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/templates/pod/standard-pod-wrapped.jsp?id=0013081&navCount=11&parentI d=cat20103&masterpathid=&navAction=push&am p;cmCat=search_redir&parentType=index&inde xId=cat20103&rid=

I would only by a Montana Canvas, we use them, and they keep the heat in and there great in the weather, not only that but in your price range

I have the Cabela's Alaskan Guide and it is wonderful. I have a Mr Heater tent heater and it gets it nice and toasty inside. I used both this past weekend here in CO and all was wonderful.


Spud