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GRUD wrote:No public anywhere near me. Hour and fifteen minutes to a couple small areas that get heavy pressure. I just drive those. The other public is about 4 hrs away and I had a camper for a couple years but the squirrels and mice used it more than me. Sold the camper and made a profit and bought the Cabelas 12x20 outfitter tent with wood stove. Its nice but a lot of work to set up and tear down for a two or three day hunt. I like those truck bed campers but have not found any that are reasonable. They seem like a good mix between ease of set up and comfort. The tent gets to be a pain when it rains and you have to dry it out when you get home.
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keb wrote:Use the tent, got a piece of carpet indoor outdoor and out in it, table ,buddy heater, cot ,rigged up battery powered lights, the tent I have is a ascend base camp 6, got it at bass pro for around 400 and some change, it has a built in extra room on the front to store gear,cook, ect. It has two doors, its slick. I use a zodi propane hot shower each night before lights out, and use wet wipes in the morning. I really enjoy it.
It's as good or better than a pop-up in, my opinion after having used both, more room and a lot cheaper.
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hoyt wrote:When I lived and hunted in Fl. I would move into a tent on public land campground and live there from Oct. through Jan. deer seasons and same for March spring gobbler season.