Peter Minde
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- Jul 19, 2020
A friend shared this video. DIY, down and dirty cabin in the woods.
LOLExtra credit for the old-school Cortland Standard newspaper container.
No poker at our camp, we play pitch. Drinking, yes. We have a generator for electricity and gravity fed spring water, which is nice.View attachment 6861
Hunting camp or dog house-think we spend more time drinking and playing poker then anything. No running water or electricity but do have outhouse. Been a staple for about 6 of us for years come October.
We play a fair amount of pitch midday. Funny what you say about the deer this season, it’s been years since I’ve seen so many deer in the fields. Been hearing a lot less coyotes this year, sure that’s got something to do with it. We’ve taken 4 so far but like I said we don’t hunt hard anymore.No poker at our camp, we play pitch. Drinking, yes. We have a generator for electricity and gravity fed spring water, which is nice.
You guys have a good start to the season? We're seeing deer like the old days this year. Best start for us in a long time.
Theories on why fewer coyotes?Been hearing a lot less coyotes this year, sure that’s got something to do with it.
Harvey - seen pics of your place here on NYSB over the years, always thought it was a cool little build, but always curious what the inside layout is like. Have any interior pics you'd be willing to share? Would be interested in seeing what can be accomplished on a simple design like that.View attachment 6862
A comment by @MikePom on our front page got me thinking.
I love seeing photos of camps. Not a three bedroom 2 bath house in the mountains, but a camp. Something, by my definition, that is simple and for MOST people isn't likely to be enough to live long term. Hunting camp, skiing camp whatever you got.
If you feel like it, tell us a little something about it, maybe where it is (generally), how many square feet why you love it or what you think about it.
Ours, above, is old news, most of you have probably seen that shot, but I included it for stoke and to encourage you to post yours. It's 250 square feet, if you include the loft. When we built it, the only "utility" was an out house and a woodstove. Now it has two 15 amp electric circuits which we use for light, and we can get away with a space heater if it's not too cold. Full disclosure, we have another temporary building which we added when my daughter was born with full utilities, it is where I hope to put our house.
What do you got?