Hey Tex, the way I see it, you have a camp any where in the state!Thats all you need!

In Alabama, when I hunt there, my friend has a membership to a nice lodge, and it's got satellite TV, it's got maybe 20 beds,(they're bunk beds, and I'm counting all the bunks), it's got running water, a couple showers, a big ole' garage for ATV's, and it's an awesome place.

Here in TN, I stay at a hotel, like Days Inn or something, it's just 5 minutes away from the entrance to the lease we hunt on.

Otherwise, we might just get up at 3:00 AM, and drive for an hour and 45 minutes to get to the lease.

I'm just very lucky.

Its all you need and a little slice of your own heaven.

Nice places everyone, the pictures of the moose camp reminds me of my tenting days in Southern Illinois. Either colder thanthe North Poleor warm enough to leave the windows up in the tent. They say you shouldn't wish your life away but I live for the fall. Keep um coming!

For deer season, our camp is an old one room country school house. We have tables and chairs plus a flat cook top and refrigerater. Also several old couches and recliners. We have a chemical outhouse out back. Just like the good old days. BRRRRRRR!!!

This is mine Stow Me. Have Hunt will travel!!!!!

we have a mobile home cabin with the log cabin siding stuff on it...it is really nice and realy comfortable with the wood stove goin! i'll see ifi have a few pics when i get back home

Heres rifle camp, for archery I stay in a buddies farm house.

This is the cabin I built.20'x20' one-room,no utilities,heat with a woodstove and light it up with a couple of Coleman lanterns.It sits on the top of the mountain on 10.5 acres

The cabin