Just bought a "reliable" brand wall tent

[shedcrazy]

anybody here ever use them? I got a pretty decent deal and like that it was water and mold resistant for the price. I was able to look at one set up and evaluate it's quality and it seamed well put together.

 

[hunting1]

I had one and it was a great tent! I used it for 5-years or more in rain, wind, sleet, etc.

 

[shedcrazy]

excellent!!! Thats what I like to hear. I just realized I misspelled seamed. must have had seams on my mind, talking about tents and all.

 

[shedcrazy]

Well I have used it 3 times now and must say I don't have anything negative to say about it. I wish I had bought a larger one but I will purchase the "cookshack" attachment and I think I'll get enough space.

 

[shedcrazy]

The cookshack is on its way. Bought a new stove, as well. the m1941 potbelly stove. Anybody use one of those?

 

[mesquitehunter]

We've got six of them. Just ordered two 14x16 yesterday. Gonna order another 10x12 next week. Their customer service is great and Patty does a wonderful job taking orders. We like the Bighorn series.









Gun control is a good aim and a steady rest

 

[shedcrazy]

excellent, I actually deal through Jax outdoor gear in Fort Collins Colorado and I really like them.

 

[shedcrazy]

just picked up another 10x12 cookshack to attach to my tent. I should be in pretty good shape, now. I'm excited to use it November 17th

 

[shedcrazy]

OK, I took this setup out during the 4th rifle hunt in Colorado. It withstood extreme wind and performed nicely. I would recommend to anybody. I'm proud of its performance. I had both the tent and cookshack attachment along with an M1941 potbelly stove. We stayed comfortable.

I will note that out of my own concern for $1400.00 of gear, I ultimately tore down camp early. Just couldn't tell how much worse it was going to get. It was a good thing we left when we did. I almost didn't make it off the mountain, as it was.