For the 180 and maule folks out there,Canvas Cabins in Oregon makes some of the best wall tents there is.

The company has a bunch of sizes,and all the stuff to go with.

When I worked as a guide in New Mexico,I had the "chance" to spend a lot of time in tents,and these worked out well.

A 8x10 I thiunk weighs about 30lbs.

Also they have a teepee type that you can throw the rope that comes out the center over a branch and create a nice place,

if there is a brance around. Add a wood or pellet stove,and its like home sweet home.

Good luck out there and fly safe.

Chuck

Juan80 wrote:For the 180 and maule folks out there,Canvas Cabins in Oregon makes some of the best wall tents there is.

The company has a bunch of sizes,and all the stuff to go with.

When I worked as a guide in New Mexico,I had the "chance" to spend a lot of time in tents,and these worked out well.

A 8x10 I thiunk weighs about 30lbs.

Also they have a teepee type that you can throw the rope that comes out the center over a branch and create a nice place,

if there is a brance around. Add a wood or pellet stove,and its like home sweet home.

Good luck out there and fly safe.

Chuck

Is "there" a link to "their" website for the tents "they're" making?

Juan80 wrote:http://www.canvascabins.com

Nice looking tents.

Thanks for all the Tent info and entertainment, Boys! Kitty and I decided to try Cabela's back country Lodge! Did a trial run in the yard today and had a baby grizzly stop by ! Dang! Just Bearly made it out of that one alive!

skymaule wrote:Thanks for all the Tent info and entertainment, Boys! Kitty and I decided to try Cabela's back country Lodge! Did a trial run in the yard today and had a baby grizzly stop by ! Dang! Just Bearly made it out of that one alive!

Attacked by the "boyfoot bear"! You're lucky to be alive!