So, what does one do when " Going to da camp" this time of year

Cameras

Clean-out stands

Work on shite. All camp shite needs attention.

Cook.

Drink

Tell lies

Food plots

Usually go looking for hot weather deep woods dangers

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Usually go looking for hot weather deep woods dangers

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You won't have to worry about that.

Blow out my back, catch poison ivy, and get a heat stroke.

When I had my deer lease, I’d pack up on Friday and tell my wife, in my most “woe is me” voice “I really wish I didn’t have to go work at the camp all weekend”. Then I’d head out knowing damn good and well I’d be doing nothing but riding the 4 wheeler, target shooting, and generally f’ing off. Right before I left to go back home I’d grab a big clump of red clay and rub it all over my pants and shoes for the effect

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So, what does one do when
" Going to da camp" this time of year

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fishing is great so the type of camp matters

if its hunting camp i would think pest and rodent control are job #1, then cleanup and maint, followed by taking care or the hunt setup, food plots etc

Bush hog roads and clip branches on trails and shooting lanes for slinging buckshot when dog season rolls around.

Drink. Sink the fourwheeler. Stare up at oak trees with binoculars. Get mad at my nephews for sinking the fourwheeler.

Lmao

Aside from everything else mentioned, I like to stop the tractor in the middle of the woods and just sit there for an hour listening to nothing...




by nothing I mainly mean mosquitos