We have 2 trailers with all the comforts of home. We also have a 1 bedroom house with bath and kitchen.....have well water and electricity.

I got a "corporate buyout". My travel trailer is home this year. It's looking for a place to go next year.

1st year on the place, but it'll be a pop up camper for this year. We do have a 32'X 16' cabin/shack that's being renovated.

Dirt, pond water and trees

Started deer hunting about 30 years ago, used small tent to sleep in or the back of a truck camper and nailed boards to a tree out in crockett national forest. Never seen a deer but killed lots of beer.
Moved up a notch and started hunting wise county where 4 of us slept in an old 8 or 10 foot helmet looking travel trailer, killed my first buck with my 45. Back in those days if it had horns we were proud of it. Now I have a 30 foot 5th wheel, electricity and antenna tv. I take my water in drums and transfer with external water pump. Life is good.

I would have figured cameras would have been an option... Seems like most people I know use campers.

I built a 50 x 40 shop with a full bathroom with shower and an office. Both bathroom and officer are air conditioned and the entire shop is heated. Ranch is about 15 minutes from my home, so I don't sleep there, but I work there often.

house is 20 miles away Have everything we need

3 of us sleep in trailers and a small cabin for the other two... Water,electricity, cable... It the life!

Have a camper full of mice now. Already priced a roughed in cargo container. Cheaper than a cabin shell and mice proof!

There is a house on my land that I gain possession of when the lady that lives there passes away. Want to be able to move the container next to the house eventually.

Once she passes, I'll have a house and a few barns to remodel.

i did a job for an ol man and we got to talking about hunting, he has a place and needed help on it in exchange for hunting hogs, well after the first year he liked me so much i get my choice of deer every year since then that was 7 years ago. i took his cabin that was unliveable to a full kitchen, bath and sleeping quarters, electric, water , hot water, air conditioning and heat. on top of all new blinds, mowing, tree trimming, shredding and all maintanance that come with a ranch. the only thing i pay for is food and beer he covers corn and gas and everything, ya you can say he likes me. i got a 143 and he got a 146 off it two years ago, we have two that will go in the 150s this year.

A camp is like a Home, sometimes it's what you make it...Sounds like some great setups

Small, but nice hunting cabin

Indoor bath with shower
Window AC unit and propane heat.
Running water
Microwave & small frig.
Sleeps seven.

This is our old cabin built about 20 years ago. I am in the process of building a new 20x40 2bd 1 bath kicthen with open floor plan as we speak......gettin a little older and need a few more conveniences....

At the lease we've got two fully outfitted travel tralers that both sleep 4 but at our family property we've got a 2800 ft. 4bd, 3bth, 2 living area house with all of the comforts of home including wi-fi.

We moved a 101 year old house from the Heights in Houston that was going to be torn down, to our place over 150 miles away. It was a free house given to me from a friend that was buying the lot for a future build. Rehabbed it and ran new electrical and new water/sewage lines, & new roof (had to removed it for the move). Had some friends that did most of the work. We love it.
PS - there is no such thing as a free house. The move was not cheap! But, cheaper than building new...

We also have a 12"x36' cabin that my in-laws use.

Good Looking Butt Hutt Sir

27 foot RV

I said "small bunk house". Actually we have a community use cabin that does have a couple of bunks in it. Full kitchen, bathroom with toilet, shower and laundry. Most everyone has travel trailers. Electric, water and septic provided. We also have a walk in cooler, place to store and charge our golf carts, cleaning area in the barn and a decent deck/fire pit area to sit and visit around. It's pretty nice, basic, but nice. Worth every dime.

Started out sleeping in a jungle hammack... then used an old trailor that was left at lease that was full of rats... Wife found small hy camper & we used that for years on leases... Helped build a cabin or hut on one lease, no electiicity or water... WMA opened up, used one of the many tents we have before we got camper, & like some one mentioned, a $10,000.oo mantion with some comferts while hunting around house... Still enjoy camping in the tent, & the early mornings as my Grandson pud it on first time got chance ta pitch tent... As he slowly arose, sat up, gathered his thoughts, pointed ta screen door looked at me & said: suns come up ... Best wishes ta all this hunting season...

Cabin on our own property

DSC_0843 by wfhunter, on Flickr

Our Cabin Big Cedar, Oklahoma 11-02-2010 by wfhunter, on Flickr

Travel Trailer on our lease property, 5 total

Our Deer Camp, Woodson, Texas 12-22-2010 by wfhunter, on Flickr

18' x 18' one room cabin with electricity, window AC, wood burning stove, fridge, gas stove, 36" flat screen with Directv and a king size bed. Building a 10' x 18' bedroom addition after it cools off a bit. Porch is now screened in. 275 gal tote for water on an 8' tower with a shower head and sink. Outhouse to take care of business. All is good