Any Pictures of Hunting Shacks Out There???

[swedishpimple]

I really enjoy the "Shack-Culture" in MN Deer Hunting. Anybody have any pictures to post of their shack??

We are looking to build a new one, I have some plans I will post.

[DonBo]

Here's our home for the fall. 16 x 20 cabin, 16 x 20 screen porch.

NW Wisconsin

[fishorgolf]

VERY NICE DonBo!

[PerchJrkr]

yep... thats not really a shack.. lol

[DonBo]

yep... thats not really a shack.. lol

Well, we call it a shack, butcher shoppe, whatever we need it to be when we're there.

[hanso612]

Here's one in Cook

[DonBo]

Come on...surely there are other folks out there with photos of their shacks.

[tealitup]

[Crow Hunter]

I have pictures of mine, but no idea on how to post them. Anybody want to post them for me if I email them to you? CH

[Studer]

Mine is a 1999 Coleman Camper. I think we all know what those look like. LOL

[DonBo]

Tealitup, now THAT is a shack.

Crowhunter, email me at [email protected]

[maros91]

Hanso

I see you have some American Water Spaniels there. I also have some. 2 to be exact. Where did you get yours? My wife's grandparents are breeders of them.

[hanso612]

I've hunted over the Wisonsin state dog my entire adult life. Laura Evans, the woman in the pic was president of the AWSA 15 years ago and her dog Rosie was on the cover of the first Bird Dog Magazine. Rosie is Dusty Dakota Rose from a breading by Mary Kangas and a breader from Vermillion South Dakota. The other three are brothers from Mary as well. I owned Jack, the one in front of me.

We hunted the world with that crew. I watched Rosie on a long return pull a large wounded goose almost her size to shore. But what made the story remarkable is that 25 yards out the goose got it's head stuck between the slats of a wooden pallet. She pulled them both in.

Laura has a new pup from a different breader that we will introduce to pheasants this fall. As dogs they do it all, but they shine in the canoe for float trips. Mine had the makings of a good drug sniffing dog and all of them hunt dead better than most breads especially pointing breads.

I've hunted over dogs from Swan Lake Kennels and think they are great but big for bread standard- which could be an asset for some. I'm currently dogless but have three boys 10 8 and 6 that bump alot of birds for me, but I'm looking to get another in a few years so sing the praises of your relatives bloodlines and keep me in mind.

I'm looking for a female, but not necessarily to bread.

[DonBo]

Here's Crow Hunters shack.

[hanso612]

Sweet!!

[Crow Hunter]

Thanks Donbo. It took me a few months to figure out and close off all the spots that red squirrels were using to get in, so I no longer have to carry out a couple of nests every time I go up.

Crow Hunter

[DonBo]

The only good thing about red squirrels is they give you a great reason to break out the .22.

[Boss Hogg]

It might not make Better Homes and Gardens Magazine, but it's our SHACK.

[MinnesotaMongo]

These are great pix, although as I'm viewing them, I'm hearing banjo music in my head.

[Tom7227]

Put a piece of high density foam insulation in place of that seat and you'll be a lot more comfortable when it's 20degrees out. Just don't forget to cut a hole in it.

[swedishpimple]

Boss Hogg......I am not sure that your shack meets the Energy Code with that insulation job......lol....

[jbell1981]

There is a thread from last year the has a bunch of hunting shacks. Here is ours again. Its been a work in progess, but it serves its purpose.

[jbell1981]

Here is lasts years..... http://www.fishingminnesota.com/forum/ubbthreads.php/topics/824082/1

[tednugefan]

nice lookin shacks everyone. looks like i need to get some pictures of mine next time im up there