If you haven't noticed I've had some spare time to post to the forum sharing my wise-ass ways. Wise I mean to say
I have a great opportunity this year to do some fun stuff. I am building a warehouse in SW Oklahoma. Just about 15 miles from Mountain Park Wildlife Mgt Area.
These are pics of where I stay and hunt, or just sleep and cook, fish if I want. It is basically pick-up truck camping but that's not how I work it
Thus far i've only spent just over a dozen nights; the weather has been just about as good as it gets 40-50+ at night 70-80 in the sun with only one night of rain and it was a lot.
i've learned I will often go without fire if I can. Making two fires a day for breakfast and dinner is a drag. The decaying mesquite I use leaves an intense odor.
It will be interesting to see how I hold up as temps drop and daylight hours decrease. Returning in late November/ leaving ? maybe Feb. Home on weekends unless I've had no time to hunt. work is 7am-3 or later pm...kinda leaves me in the dark.
You can see them here: http://s956.photobucket.com/albums/ae48/Briarbrow/The view/ That's where I've been staying -at the end of the road under the Mulberry
cheers
I have a great opportunity this year to do some fun stuff. I am building a warehouse in SW Oklahoma. Just about 15 miles from Mountain Park Wildlife Mgt Area.
These are pics of where I stay and hunt, or just sleep and cook, fish if I want. It is basically pick-up truck camping but that's not how I work it
Thus far i've only spent just over a dozen nights; the weather has been just about as good as it gets 40-50+ at night 70-80 in the sun with only one night of rain and it was a lot.
i've learned I will often go without fire if I can. Making two fires a day for breakfast and dinner is a drag. The decaying mesquite I use leaves an intense odor.
It will be interesting to see how I hold up as temps drop and daylight hours decrease. Returning in late November/ leaving ? maybe Feb. Home on weekends unless I've had no time to hunt. work is 7am-3 or later pm...kinda leaves me in the dark.
You can see them here: http://s956.photobucket.com/albums/ae48/Briarbrow/The view/ That's where I've been staying -at the end of the road under the Mulberry
cheers
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