Where would you go camping?

[sh4dowf4lcon]

Okay, you have all your gear: tents, sleepingbags, pillows, fishing poles, .45 (for protection), air mattress, your cash,your cooler, 3 or 4 days you can go anywhere and spend a couple of nights.

Just picking one, I would say the Guadalupe River in San Marcos, TX.

 

[dirty~d~]

Southwestern Montana/Eastern Idaho.

 

[Paulo]

Yosemite.

can't bring the piece tho.

 

[sh4dowf4lcon]

Southwestern Montana/Eastern Idaho.

Please pick a specific camping spot, not two whole states LMAO!


Yosemite? Sounds real cool, but I will always have my piece

You wont be reading about me, "3 sick bastards kidnapped Sh4dowF4lcon and he was found dead" uh-uh nope. You might read, "3 sick bastards broke into a camp and tried to overtake the campers, but F4lcon had hollowpoints in his.45 and blew all three of their heads off". "He was issued a citation for having his firearm in the park, but it saved him and his family's life".

 

[mordy]

Right now, a high basin in eastern montana with some good fishing streams withing an hours hike.

 

[dirty~d~]

Please pick a specific camping spot, not two whole states LMAO!

Lolo Pass is on the border of Montana and Idaho.

 

[Ulcasterdropout]

Southwestern Montana

been there, done that. Yellowstone River almost ate me

If I had like a genie in a bottle choice, I'd hike and camp someplace I've never been before, like British Colimbia, Ural Mountains in Russia, Bavaria, or Washington State

 

[dirty~d~]

been there, done that. Yellowstone River almost ate me

If I had like a genie in a bottle choice, I'd hike and camp someplace I've never been before, like British Colimbia, Ural Mountains in Russia, Bavaria, or Washington State

If you ever come to Washington I'll take you CLICK HERE

 

[sh4dowf4lcon]

yes do post links to your camping spots, if you can find them.

 

[OU812IC]

If you have never been to the Ozark Mountains, a float trip down the Buffalo river is awesome and yes you can bring your piece.

Peace
OU

 

[sh4dowf4lcon]

If you have never been to the Ozark Mountains, a float trip down the Buffalo river is awesome and yes you can bring your piece.

Peace
OU

Famous for small mouth bass right? I have spent many hours in the Ozarks. Usually up around Bull Shoals, Mountain Home, Flippin areas. We fish the White River two or three times a year. I have stayed at Gastons a few times and Sportsman's Resort another 2 dozen times. The Buffalo is beautiful. I think it is a National River or something? Goes through a National Park or something like that. Yes, I do love the Ozarks, but I haven't floated the Buffalo. The Guides and Outfitters I ddescribed earlier do camping trips down the Buffalo. 2night etc... pretty pricey.

Ozarks, good call.

 

[SC4EVA]

I would say somewhere in Northwest .. MAybe montana or if not too hot somewhere in southwest..

 

[broley]

I'm planning on hiking/hunt the south side of Mt St Helens, in Washington State, for deer season. Fish for a day at one of the high lakes and hunt/hike out.

 

[sh4dowf4lcon]

sounds like fun, good suggestions here

 

[broley]

I really want to go north of the mountain this year too. It gets tough because the roads are usually closed. I asked a guy that files a helicopter if he could or would drop a few of us off in the blast zone. But it is forbidden to drop in unless you can get a pass from the state. I am thinking of taking a video camera for a documentary. I hope to get a pass and get in there.

 

[tiger88]

alaska during the summer monhts would be awsome

never been there or any where like that

 

[newpump]

Alaska IS awsome in teh summer - just remember it never really gets "dark", just dusk (kinda strange the first time you experience it!). I still like the canyon for hiking - challenging and just plain breathtaking at various times during the day. I've never been during the winter though...

 

[Y_lifter]

And there are tons of flying bugs out because they only have a month
to get it on before winter hits again..

 

[rbtrout]

Several places - Eastern Sierras in CA, panhandle of Idaho, along the North Umpqua River in Central Oregon......too many to name.