Speaking of Camps

A overnight camp. [sure beats a motel]

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Supper time in the badlands.

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MuleyMadness
NICE WAYNE! :thumb
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Looks like a great time, but I've gotta give you a hard time about the Busch Light Beer :>/ :>/
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AntlersOutWest
Every camping trip requires BEER.. :thumb
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a_bow_nut
All that's missing now is the horse shoe pits. At least there is one tree left fot some shade.
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waynedevore
"Eastern NM hunter" wrote:Looks like a great time, but I've gotta give you a hard time about the Busch Light Beer :>/ :>/
Man the price of fuel these days :-k got to skrimp other places. Any way I also bring drinking water along. #-o
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waynedevore
"a_bow_nut" wrote:All that's missing now is the horse shoe pits. At least there is one tree left fot some shade.
Sure not many trees in this country. By the time the dogs and I are done with the hunt, not much left for horseshoe. :-k
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Wayne,
I have camped like that many times.

One time, in the Sierra's near Bear River Res., either my first or second year hunting. I was sleeping in the back of my ranger with a shell and comfortable carpet kit. Well I had a few too many Coor's lights and had to take a leak bad. I couldn't find my flash light and it was a moonless night. I opened up the door of the shell and all heck breaks loose. A herd of deer must have been feeding right outside of my truck and they went to running every which way stomping around breaking branches and snorting. That scaired me so bad that it was another 10 minutes before I could muster the courage to try for another leak.

I have since graduated to a camper with a built in toilet, so no more midnight heart attacks.
Good luck with the hunts.
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brn2hunt
that looks like fun good lookin dogs u got there to
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southwind
I love it, looks like home to me.
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