Hunting season
It's that time of the year. Let's see those TC hunting camp photos Jeff
Forum Discussion
I've contemplated taking out my Bigfoot but it just doesn't seem to make sense for me right now. Its a lot more work to prep the camper for winter camping plus the hunting. The main deer season (rifle) in Alberta is November. Temperatures can be +5 to -40C. So much variability. We often need the trucks to access drop off points and then walk, no truck hunting for us. I then worry about jacks working or fibreglass cracking at -15 or -20C. If I left the camper on, I'd be going down back roads with a larger trailer incase we got something.
I'm still working full time and don't have a lot of time off for hunting, Saturdays and Sundays only primarily. Its a lot quicker for me to just throw my hunting gear in the back of the truck and drive off. Often enough, there is a smaller Alberta town with an old Motel nearby for $50-75/night room. Yes, not as nice as my camper but I don't mind, I'm not too picky.
If I started doing some 4+ day hunts, I think the camper could come into consideration. I sure get jealous of some of you southerners and the nice weather you have to hunt it. I seem to always be bundled up like the michelin man.
I'm still working full time and don't have a lot of time off for hunting, Saturdays and Sundays only primarily. Its a lot quicker for me to just throw my hunting gear in the back of the truck and drive off. Often enough, there is a smaller Alberta town with an old Motel nearby for $50-75/night room. Yes, not as nice as my camper but I don't mind, I'm not too picky.
If I started doing some 4+ day hunts, I think the camper could come into consideration. I sure get jealous of some of you southerners and the nice weather you have to hunt it. I seem to always be bundled up like the michelin man.
