Picture test Deer Camp

[stevebrandle]

Well, let's see if it works. This is deer camp @ Engadine.

http://albums.photopoint.com/j/View?u=1499267&a=11311534&p=39697024

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[stevebrandle]

Trout,

No barrel stove, propane only. :) Still working on this, I tried your suggestion and it didn't work. I have some code messed up somewhere. I'll get it, but maybe not right away. :D

[rick]

how do you make the pictures smaller. Thanks

Its not much but it is on the ausable river http://albums.photopoint.com/j/View?u=1461250&a=10985437&p=39314913&Sequence=0&res=high
http://albums.photopoint.com/j/View?u=1461250&a=10985437&p=40459726&Sequence=0&res=high



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[bulletslinger]

Rick on my scanner i go to settings then set the dpi to 72 thats what photopoint sets them at any, higher and the picture just gets bigger.

[bulletslinger]

Heres one from last year,we were running short on wood http://albums.photopoint.com/j/View?u=1457695&a=10954599&p=38445794 This is our opening day kill 4 bucks and 5 beavers http://albums.photopoint.com/j/View?u=1457695&a=10954599&p=39801321

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[The Nailer]

Bulletslinger, Good looking camp. I have one similar w/ a Army surplus 16X32 tent. Is that brown canvas or a wood front, it's hard to tell from the picture. I'm curious because I've been threatening to put a wood door on our tent so I don't have to keep pulling the flaps open to get in and out. I was just wondering how you supported the door frame in the opening?

[stevebrandle]

Alright, can somebody look at my first post and tell me what is wrong with the code for the picture? I bet it's something dumb. Thanks in advance.

[StrutnSpur]

SteveB, looks like you have a space after the last bracket before the http....maybe thats it...SnS

[bulletslinger]

Nailer- the tent is canvas with a wood door.
made the hole setup myself the tent is 16x16.
To put a door in first make a frame that will set on the in side of the tent.Use metal brackets and lagbolts to put it together.I drive a old sign post in the ground and bolt the upright 4x4 to that.Use 1x4 on the inside of the frame for the door to close on and 1x4 on the outside of the tent.Put the canvas between the frame and the 1x4 and lagbolt it.The door is 3/4 plywood.One of the 1x4 will hinge to the door
Here are a couple of pics to help u out.
http://albums.photopoint.com/j/View?u=1457695&a=10954599&p=39949823
http://albums.photopoint.com/j/View?u=1457695&a=10954599&p=39950414
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[stelmon]

nice pics..Im jealous..keep em coming

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Becareful out there..

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[StrutnSpur]

Ok, Now this is really roughing it :D
This is my turkey hunting camp complete with fire...SnS
http://albums.photopoint.com/j/View?u=1166354&a=8580685&p=39971700&Sequence=0&res=high
http://www.geocities.com/pickagif/turkey.gif

[Steve]

Rick it may not be much, but I'd be pretty happy with a place like that on the AuSable.

[Neapolis]

I'm with you StrutnSpur. I even take my wife, she is a better cook than me. :p http://albums.photopoint.com/j/View?u=186717&a=1365093&p=34874606&Sequence=0&res=high


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[The Nailer]

Bulletslinger, thanks for the tips and pics. I've been trying to figure out how to support the jamb on the hinge side, never thought about sticking a post in the ground. Good idea, I'll have a door w/ hinges this year. No more getting stuck between flaps of canvas trying to get out!

[icewolf]

do this one more time.
http://albums.photopoint.com/j/View?u=1508563&a=11392379&p=40094928

[icewolf]

THANKS TO (TROUT)I DID IT.
THANKS AGAIN TROUT ICEWOLF.