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Mr. Longbeard 02-25-2002 04:59 PM

RE: Camping out??
 
That's how i do it 10 point. I love camping out.

PowDuck 02-25-2002 05:12 PM

RE: Camping out??
 
You better believe it. It's the best way to do it. We stay right in the woods we hunt (well, a short walk from them anyway) and since you're so close you don't have to get up quite as early either. Sitting around the fire at night discussing the day's events with your buddy are just about the most relaxing way to go about it. Being out in God's great outdoors is good for the soul.

Romans 8:28

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mauser06 02-25-2002 06:17 PM

RE: Camping out??
 
that was our plan for this year...but who knos now...seems even getting to hunt this year is slipping away...my dads in the middle of changing his job for no reason...and loosing his 2 weeks vaca we had set for hunting and goin to the mountains for a the first 3 days and the whole third week...but now...who knos...we were gunna camp out on the side of a giant resavore*sp* filled with fish...and wake up and hunt from there...and theres tons of mountian but no way to get there exceot from boat...which not many ppl do over a turkey...so it woulda bin a great week...but not as i see it now....

mauser06

gobble stopper 02-25-2002 06:26 PM

RE: Camping out??
 
funny you should ask this question. i spent about a half hour on the phone today talking with the pa game commision and army corps of engineers trying to find out their policies on camping. their policy i come to find out is NO CAMPING, period. me and a few buddies were going to camp right at our hunting area. well it looks like we are going to have to play dumb if we get caught. ive seen people camped there before so what the heck, im a tax payer and own part of the state land <img src=icon_smile_approve.gif border=0 align=middle> will be fun to be in touch with nature. who knows we may even get to put a few gobblers to bed.

&quot;It's WAAAAY too early to have spring gobbler fever already&quot;

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Hooks 02-25-2002 06:52 PM

RE: Camping out??
 
Yeah, I camp out all the time. Last turkey season I camped out a total of 33 days. I'm planning on doing about 3 weeks this season. Really enjoy sitting around a camp fire and cooking out. It's a lot fun going over the days events and discussing tactis and strategies for the next days hunt.

paintbrush 02-25-2002 09:02 PM

RE: Camping out??
 
I camp out when we go to South Dakota.Closest motel is about 35 miles from where we hunt.Get to sleep in a little later and stay out roosting birds at night.Sitting around the camp fire and shooting the bull with freinds is half the fun of the trip!

Ky Headhunter 02-25-2002 10:41 PM

RE: Camping out??
 
Camping for turkey season? You bet! Sometimes tent, sometimes S-10 bed with ill-fitting topper covered by a tarp. I'll be camping for every hunt this year, unless I get lucky between now and April finding local private land to hunt for a few days.

gobble stopper, I feel your pain. Tough to get accurate info on public land here, too. Managers on the smaller areas were pretty helpful, but the Forest Service folks were more secretive than the CIA. Tons of national forest here, but still not sure exactly where I can camp/hunt.

soarkrebel 02-25-2002 10:51 PM

RE: Camping out??
 
YEP. i dont rough it anymore. 26' prowler camper. all the comforts of home. heck its more comfortable than home and quieter too. i'll pull it up the day before opening day and cook on the open fire and drink a sud or two. then catch the news on tv and turn in under my realtree hardwoods comforter. ummmm i can't wait. don't really care if i get a tom or not just to be out in the woods. i know it doesnt sound like roughing it but you should try it sometime.

SANDGAP 02-26-2002 05:13 AM

RE: Camping out??
 
IT'S GREAT!! BEST TIME TO BE IN THE WOODS. LAST YEAR TWO
BUDDIES AND MYSELF WERE CAMPING NEXT TO A HAY FIELD, WHEN
ABOUT 30 MIN. BEFORE DARK 5 OR 6 HENS CAME OUT INTO THE FIELD
WE SET AND WATCHED THEM UNTIL THE FLEW UP TO ROAST. THEN ONE OF
MY BUDDIES GAVE AN OWL HOOT AND THE TOM THAT STAYED IN THE TIMBER
BUSTED OUT. THEY HAD ROASTED ABOUT 75 OR 100 YARDS FROM OUR CAMP.
THE NEXT MORNING IT WASN'T MUCH OFA WALK TO THE FIRST BIRD, HAD
THIS ONE TAGGED BY GOOD DAY LIGHT.

GOOD LUCK

Chris Tripp 02-26-2002 09:42 AM

RE: Camping out??
 
Nothing quite like a turkey camp for me. We will have 9 in our camps this year, part of them being the Mathews Prostaff, so its not that uncommon to find campers during turkey season, now the question is, can you get enough rest to go out and chase the gobblers all morning?

Chris

wacker 02-26-2002 12:53 PM

RE: Camping out??
 
I have camped in the past for turkey hunting.This year we found a cabin to rent.It's not camping out but it is still turkey camp.

CamoHunter 02-26-2002 01:18 PM

RE: Camping out??
 
I camp out every year for turkeys just like I do for deer and elk. I drive about 200 miles to the area I like to hunt. I take a weeks vacation, my wall tent and gear and a couple of friends and I am set. Like some of the rest said, sitting around the campfire and hearing turkeys gobble is pretty cool!<img src=icon_smile_big.gif border=0 align=middle>

DaveH 02-28-2002 11:29 AM

RE: Camping out??
 
For turkey hunting, I've camped most of the years that I went. Sometimes solo and other times with friends or relatives. As long as it doesn't rain constantly, it's a great way to go. The last 2 years, I've has access to a friend's vacation home on a lake. It's a 4500 foot timber frame home with jacuzzi's, fireplaces in the bedrooms and every convenience you could want. If he gives me the keys again this year, I'll be &quot;roughing it&quot; in there again this year!

TripleBeard870 02-28-2002 07:14 PM

RE: Camping out??
 
We have a cabin near the property we hunt so that's where we stay. There is a public area near though and many turkey hunters camp out there all the time. It's right down in the middle of the rolling timber hills. I think it'd be really neat to stay there.

BUCKINTHEWOODZ 03-01-2002 08:19 AM

RE: Camping out??
 
I STAY IN A CABIN,,

member4nwtf 03-01-2002 09:56 AM

RE: Camping out??
 
Campin' is the way to go. I do 3 hunting camps a year, turkey, deer, and elk (where we actually pack in on horses into the mountains).
Walked out one fine morning (I was getting up a lil' late due to the tellin' of lies the night before), walked out the tent, and not 100 yards away were a flock of turkeys with 3 toms.
Also, walking back to the camp after hunting, there was a fawn playing with an old hen right outside our tent.
Love being out there in the woods.


gordo84 03-01-2002 11:15 AM

RE: Camping out??
 
IM NOT SURE BUT I THINK CAMPING OUT THE NIGHT BEFORE IS A RULE SOMEWHERE

JohnnyBow 03-01-2002 10:40 PM

RE: Camping out??
 
Being able to sleep in your own bed is nice but nothing beats staying outdoors and enjoying all that nature offers. With the fine equipment available today camping out can sometimes be like staying at a five star hotel.


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