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Check out NADAguide RV pricing online. Plug in all the specifics the camper has and you'll get a fair market value. We spend a lot of time in a 5th wheel and truck camper. Check out the roof and all windows/doors to make sure the caulking has been maintained and there's no evidence of water...

No, I don't mind you asking. That's their 14x16 size. The 16 length includes the deck. The 14 wide is measured from the roof overhang. The base price was $5,788.00. I added extras options: insulated floor, insulated windows with an extra window, ridge vent, storm/screen door, and had it...

SD- I'm heading down to SE Mn to trout fish in a couple weeks. Hoping I might find a few then.

The cabin is built on 4x6 treated skids. Before the ground froze I dug in and leveled some blocks. They just slid the cabin into place. Will probably need some leveling over time but it's small enough that it won't be a problem.

Foggy, I had this pre-built cabin dropped off on my property this winter and I finished it off. It's not very big but I just wanted a small warming cabin. Well built and come in all sizes. Grandview Buildings from Litchfield/St. Joseph, MN.

Thanks Dipper. I had a local "Expert" up in these neck of the woods tell me after the mulching was done that all the decomposing material would lower the soil pH to such an acidic range I would never get anything to grow. I could not find any literature supporting that claim. Spring planted...

My OG is 2.8 % average in my 4 plots. Here's a question for you guys. I cleared a new plot in the woods this winter. Mostly small aspen. I didn't want to disturb the topsoil so I had the whole thing mulched leaving a layer of wood chips that I plan to incorporate into the soil to add OG...

If you want to use the brush piles and stumps to direct deer movement I would go with the dozer. If not, think about the mulching. There are 2 outfits in the Brainerd area that can mulch about anything with tracked mulchers with minimal ground disturbance, Mulching Mania and Wilderness Land...

Phil, how do the deer react to walking on that plastic?

That's a nice stand your dad built. I like the vertical window for bow hunting. I'm going to cut a couple windows in like that this year. Right now with just horizontal windows I can't shoot my bow out of it.

Scott44, do you drag that stand to move it or pick it up with the tractor?

Depends on the history of the camp. I know of a guy in a deer/duck camp that was purchased by a group of guys for guys. After many years of " guys" only tradition some wanted to make improvements to make it women friendly and have the wife's out. It caused quite a riff in the group. In that...

I have taken a couple antelope with my bow outside Douglas. There's a lot of antelope down there. I hunted private land but there are some public lands. Check out the Wyoming game website for the public land blocks. Best bet is to find water and stake it out in a blind. Doesn't have to be...

I have a big pile of landscape timbers and will cut some similar sized trees if needed. All I'm doing is laying them down and driving over them. They work into the ground and disperse the weight of the atv so I don't rut the trail up during the spring when wet. I like the chain link idea...

-finish a corduroy bridge over a wet spot for access to the back 40 - finish up a new 1 1/2 acre woods food plot for planting - hinge cut a known bedding area in the ash swale and plant 50 each of black spruce, white spruce, and balsam fir. - plant my internal trails with clover/ chicory -...

When I started I was only going to seed WR and oats but I had a bunch of left over brassica and clover seed so I seeded it in not expecting much and was amazed at how well it grew. I can get the atv into the spots so it helps a lot but don't think it's necessary. Look at the lawn mower plot...

My first no till last year I planted WR, oats, radish, PTT, rape, and clovers and everything grew well. I roughed up the surface with a chain drag before seeding and fertilizing then flattened it with a chain link fence and lucked out with a lot of rain to keep the thatch moist. That no till...

Steve, I don't subscribe to any hunting mags and we don't have TV so I don't watch any hunting shows. After reading your posts here I picked up all 3 of your books and just finished reading them. Wow, packed with information that will definitely change how I approach things in the future...

Tanks T_T. Hadn't heard of those blinds before. Checked out their web site. Good selection of blinds, reasonably priced and the set up/ take down video and blind features is what I'm after.

I'm Looking into a Pop up blind that will have enough headroom to shoot my 66" longbow out of. Anyone have any experience here for good pop up that sets up and takes down easily.