Deer Hunting Cabin

[StriperDoc]

For the last 8 months, I've been spending all the spare time I could converting a barn on my property into a hunting cabin (all my friends and family now call it the ca-barn). It has been a huge project; my first building project, actually. It has turned out great; overbudget and bigger and more comfy than I initially planned. I hope to post some pics on here.

I wanted to start a thread to see pics of everybody else's hunting cabins/sheds/houses/shacks/tents/whatever. Lets see them. Inside and out. Don't forget the critters hanging on the walls. This ought to get the old blood pumping for deer season. I'll try to get some pics up, too.

[GunCat]

Some of the best times are had at deer camp. We eat, spin yarns, reminisce, eat, hunt a little, and eat really good at our little place in Todd County.

http://i120.photobucket.com/albums/o194/steveandrobin/cabin.jpg

[maxcam]

GunCat

Thanks for sharing your spread......Im sure the times spent there are what dreams are made of!

[JDMiller]

Our cabin in North Christian Co.

Like GunCat stated... lots of good times , good food & memories. We hang the bucks in the back & the turkeys on the porch.

http://i26.photobucket.com/albums/c101/JDMiller1967/100_0793.jpg

http://i26.photobucket.com/albums/c101/JDMiller1967/Copyofscan0009.jpg

http://ucbk.org/Server/photos/turkey/images/497/500x366.aspx (http://ucbk.org/Server/photos/turkey/images/497/original.aspx)

[maxcam]

Thats a fine retreat JD.....Didnt I hear you say that you built your cabin from logs off your property?

[StriperDoc]

Great pics, guys. Just looking at those pictures gets me pumped up for October and November here in Kentucky.

Guncat, that looks like a place that's heard many a tall tales over the years.

JD, thanks for your pics. I bet you've had many great family adventures there.

Keep em coming.

[Brewtus]

Looks like your hard work payed off. Nice place!

[JDMiller]

Thats a fine retreat JD.....Didnt I hear you say that you built your cabin from logs off your property?

Yep.... we were fortunate to have a lot of old mature cedars scattered around. We ended up with about 36 logs cut 5 by 8 and 24 ft. in length. The outer cuts of the log was sawed 3/4 for boxing with various width. We cut a few populars for rafter ..2 by 6 material and a few we sawed for 2 by 4's. We also sawed one pretty good size oak for window & door construction.

On the logs we knotched / dovetailed the ends and then cut a groove full length of the edge top & bottom both sides of the log. This allowed for insulation to be stuffed between the logs then sealed over with a 1/4 thick cedar strip. We then chinked over the strip. All the logs at the dovetails were drilled and pinned to each other at each joint.

All the wood material....came from our land. The metal for the roof and perma-chinking was our biggest expense. No electricity ... no running water.... complete with a half-moon one hole restroom out back.

[kybadcat36]

Those sure are 2 GREAT places for hunting. Must be nice to be able to afford such luxury and places to spend some special times together. Sure a LOT of memories are made there. AWESOME PLACES!!!

[CUZZIN]

These are some nice kicking back places,has any of you had problems with snakes in and around your cabin?I got some hanging out around mine,tried moth balls with no luck keeping them away.Anyone got any ideas?

[plowboy]

Great looking place guys. I know that good help is hard to find these days, soooo I will volunteer to "house sit" for you if you need help.:)

[mcdenney]

For the last 8 months, I've been spending all the spare time I could converting a barn on my property into a hunting cabin (all my friends and family now call it the ca-barn). It has been a huge project; my first building project, actually. It has turned out great; overbudget and bigger and more comfy than I initially planned. I hope to post some pics on here.

I wanted to start a thread to see pics of everybody else's hunting cabins/sheds/houses/shacks/tents/whatever. Lets see them. Inside and out. Don't forget the critters hanging on the walls. This ought to get the old blood pumping for deer season. I'll try to get some pics up, too.

Nice looks spreads there boys. Josh, I can't wait to see the pics! Sounds like an awesome project. I am jealous for sure. :D

[C.L.Button]

I'd much rather have snakes than Rat's and Mice ! :eek: ;)

[huntr467]

Great looking places. Here is ours. We aquired it last yr. when we bought the farm. The guys who had the lease before us built it out of some cedar that was logged off the farm. They deserve all the credit. It is fairly remote so there is no power or water. We have an outhouse and propane heat. The second pic is from the porch. we have been busy trying to reclaim the fields. We had to cut all the cedars per CRP rules, they had been neglected for some time.http://i100.photobucket.com/albums/m21/huntr467/Hpim0026.jpg
http://i100.photobucket.com/albums/m21/huntr467/Hpim0030.jpg

[michunter]

I'd much rather have snakes than Rat's and Mice ! :eek: ;)



Well ,maybe the snakes are taking care of the rats and Mice!!!!:D:D:eek:

[WBBP]

Huntr467: Those cedar/sage grass/weed fields look pretty good, I would keep them for habitat. Rabbits, deer, and quail love those fields.

K

[huntr467]

Huntr467: Those cedar/sage grass/weed fields look pretty good, I would keep them for habitat. Rabbits, deer, and quail love those fields.

K
I know but man since we mowed them in Jan. the browse has been incredible and the amount of deer and turkey utilizing them is unreal. but to maintain our CRP payments they have to be mowed( either strip annually or completeevery 2 yrs,) and no trees. We are going to be running cattle on them in a few years when our crp is up and we are trying to get them inshape for that.

[JDMiller]

We had about the same situation on a little smaller scale. We had about 30 acres that we enrolled into a hardwoods restoration program. We planted in the neighborhood of 8000 trees in 1994. First couple of years required us to keep the tree rows sprayed to keep the fescue from choking out the trees until the got established. After that and in accordance to the program .....we basically could allow the sage grass areas return.

Its hard to imagine the size of these trees after 13 years.... Oaks (red & white), maples and hickories all approaching the 10 ft mark. We planted a percentage of yellow popuar in areas with drainage issues and their all 25 -30 ft tall. This area has become prime bedding areas and trails zig-zag through out. We've had good rabbit populations and quail are on a comeback.

I think this is one of the best things we could have done to this area. Future mast crops and cover that all the wildlife benefit from. Something to think about and you would'nt have to do it to all your open areas.

[C.L.Button]

For the last 8 months, I've been spending all the spare time I could converting a barn on my property into a hunting cabin (all my friends and family now call it the ca-barn). It has been a huge project; my first building project, actually. It has turned out great; overbudget and bigger and more comfy than I initially planned. I hope to post some pics on here.

I wanted to start a thread to see pics of everybody else's hunting cabins/sheds/houses/shacks/tents/whatever. Lets see them. Inside and out. Don't forget the critters hanging on the walls. This ought to get the old blood pumping for deer season. I'll try to get some pics up, too.

Josh now I know why I haven't heard from you ! :eek: :D It is gettin close to time for a cookout ! :p

[C.L.Button]

Some of the best times are had at deer camp. We eat, spin yarns, reminisce, eat, hunt a little, and eat really good at our little place in Todd County.

http://i120.photobucket.com/albums/o194/steveandrobin/cabin.jpg

GunCat I like that smoker box ! What you got cookin in there ? :D

[GunCat]

GunCat I like that smoker box ! What you got cookin in there ? :D

Might be ribs, or chickens, or pork butts, or venison hams and shoulders...just depends on which day it is :D

[killer]

Some of the best times are had at deer camp. We eat, spin yarns, reminisce, eat, hunt a little, and eat really good at our little place in Todd County.

http://i120.photobucket.com/albums/o194/steveandrobin/cabin.jpg

Looks awesome, its a blessing I'm sure.

[shootersteve]

These are some nice kicking back places,has any of you had problems with snakes in and around your cabin?I got some hanging out around mine,tried moth balls with no luck keeping them away.Anyone got any ideas?

How bout a .22 pistol and bird shot? Just a thought!:D

[CUZZIN]

How bout a .22 pistol and bird shot? Just a thought!:DThats a thought steve,but dont want to take a chance of spooking all those HUGH bucks away.:D

[Art]

Awesome thread! I'd like to see more!

[HillBillyFiveO]

Great places, guys! Some day, when Michelle and I finally end up where she's gonna be workin', maybe I'll get a place like these!!! :rolleyes: Hopefully!!!

Floyd T.

[kysenior]

http://s231.photobucket.com/albums/ee309/kysenior/th_cabinkit017.jpg

http://s231.photobucket.com/albums/ee309/kysenior/th_cabinfrt015.jpg

http://s231.photobucket.com/albums/ee309/kysenior/th_cabinlivroom018.jpg

[kysenior]

I made the pictures too small "huh" - this is my 1st try at posting pic's, I'll try to do better next time, This cabin - me, my brother & some nephews built up in Monroe Co. wv. - lots of family members use our cabins. ( my brother's is next door. My grandson & his soon to be wife were up there just 2 weeks ago. , usually have about 15 or 20 up Thanksgiving deer hunting week, I'm looking forward to it already,

[jeffd34006]

I made the pictures too small "huh" - this is my 1st try at posting pic's, I'll try to do better next time, This cabin - me, my brother & some nephews built up in Monroe Co. wv. - lots of family members use our cabins. ( my brother's is next door. My grandson & his soon to be wife were up there just 2 weeks ago. , usually have about 15 or 20 up Thanksgiving deer hunting week, I'm looking forward to it already,


I am with ya. I am going to my cabin in Tucker Co WV this weekend and will take some pics for you guys. We have been working on it for about 8 years now, but it is just about done..

[RTC]

Here's mine, built it about 10 years ago, it has county water and electric. It looks like several people have some really nice cabins.

http://www.hunt101.com/img/515320.jpg (http://www.hunt101.com/?p=515320&c=559&z=1)

http://www.hunt101.com/img/515322.jpg (http://www.hunt101.com/?p=515322&c=559&z=1)

[C.O.D.]

all great pics and story telling going on at these places.

[ditchdigger]

you guys sure have some nice getaways ......enjoy and good huntin!

[JSI Kodiak]

Hey Josh I'am ready for another Dove shoot.

[shaman]

Y'all have some great places.

Here's mine:

The Shaman's Deer Camp (http://www.blackholecoffeehouse.com/interest.htm)


What you see at first was the place as it stood when we bought it-- just a few days after 9/11/2001. If you scroll down, you can see how it's finished up after 5 years of rehab.

If you look over on the left, there's links to the pics of the outbuildings.

[Double D Farms]

Just a li'l one bedroom cabin, has a propane fireplace & cabin plugs into generator for electric. Has a real bathroom on a well. Almost too nice, the wife likes to spend time there;)


http://i212.photobucket.com/albums/cc305/DoubleDFarms/Cabin/DSCN1243.jpg (http://www.kentuckyhunting.net/forums/%5BIMG%5Dhttp://i212.photobucket.com/albums/cc305/DoubleDFarms/Cabin/DSCN1243.jpg%5B/IMG%5D)

[Double D Farms]

http://s212.photobucket.com/albums/cc305/DoubleDFarms/Cabin/?action=view&current=DSCN0809.jpg

More pics of cabin

[massive horns]

where's your pics Doc?

[gotopless]

nice place double d. how bunks have u got in there?

[predator]

This is our hunting cabin in Grayson County setting on 110 acres. No water, No electric, No phones, No problems!!! And one of the good things about it, it that it is less than 15 minutes from my office. If I'm having a bad day, I will more often than not be found on the front porch in my rocking chair.

http://i226.photobucket.com/albums/dd77/keithbratcher/cabinrhino.jpg

[Multidigits]

built this one to be NO or low maintenance. Has well water, and electric, we use electric heat as well.....sits on a 3 acre field we cleared when we bought the place. Actually built this from a house we tore down, except for the siding. Hardly bought any lumber except for the decking. Has hard wood floors and two bunks up and one double down. Kitchen and shower.

http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y58/conelydt/SD530409.jpg

http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y58/conelydt/SD530404.jpg


http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y58/conelydt/SD530402.jpg

Here's the "barn", notice the paint on the door where some a-hole shot it with a turkey load this past spring.
http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y58/conelydt/SD530403.jpg

[predator]

Nice cabin Tom, nice blond too!!:D Just kidding, well not really, she is nice. Is that on your Windy Ridge Road place? Don't you just love those buttholes that like to pattern their shotguns on your metal siding?:(

[Multidigits]

Yeah, have a .22 hole through the corner edge of the cabin too. Also has two cameras stolen about the same time as those two incidents happened. Got some teenagers across the street that have one coming soon as I catch them in the act.

[tenntucky]

Y'all have some great places.

Here's mine:

The Shaman's Deer Camp (http://www.blackholecoffeehouse.com/interest.htm)


What you see at first was the place as it stood when we bought it-- just a few days after 9/11/2001. If you scroll down, you can see how it's finished up after 5 years of rehab.

If you look over on the left, there's links to the pics of the outbuildings.

amazing what some 3/4 inch paint can do:D Nice place!

[Mit Sirrom]

Thats horible. Them dang thieves!

[Double D Farms]

nice place double d. how bunks have u got in there?
8 in the bunk room + 2 on the couch. (All spoken for, before some one asks):rolleyes:

[CUZZIN]

5109

5113

5111

5112

No water, no electric, just peace and quiet! ;)

[turkeytalker]

Cuz is that a picture of Beshear on the wall?Nice lookin retreat you got there!

[CUZZIN]

Yea He Came Up For A Cookout Yesterday,thought You Might Be There:d

[turkeytalker]

Nah i was shaking down the local senior citizens for hillary.Honestly he was there wasnt he?:confused:

[TurkeyBottoms9]

Here are some pics of our lodge, much like the first poster, we built this on the 2nd floor of our old tobacco barn

[Ky_buckhunter]

Here are a few pics of how our cabin is comming along..
http://i156.photobucket.com/albums/t19/Jeff_svt22/Cabin/HPIM0072.jpg

http://i156.photobucket.com/albums/t19/Jeff_svt22/Cabin/HPIM0054.jpg

http://i156.photobucket.com/albums/t19/Jeff_svt22/Cabin/HPIM0057.jpg

[Redlined]

Man, that's nice.Looks like you guys will have a super nice place when you finish. I used to love actually having a "deer" camp.The commaradre was as good or better than the hunting.

[StriperDoc]

Well, I know it has been two months (and 5,800+ views ) since I started this thread; I FINALLY am posting some pictures. Still wish I had some better ones. Thanks for everyone else's pics.

The ca-barn is nearly completed. I have some finish work still to do. Basically I took half of my barn and turned it into a cabin/barn; hence the name ca-barn. The dimensions are 12' x 48'.

It has city water, septic, electric, water heater, full bath (tub/shower, commode, sink), full kitchen (stove/oven, microwave, sink, cabinets, refrigerator), den, bedroom, concrete slab, drywall, re-claimed tongue and groove cedar wall paneling, laminate flooring, recessed lighting, beams, ceiling fans, 4 windows, two wall/window AC units, 30,000 BTU blue-flame propane heater). Just in time for deer season.

My wife and kids will now come down to stay occasionally at the farm since we have running water and commode. We are really enjoying the ca-barn.

View of barn from outside
http://i241.photobucket.com/albums/ff23/striperdoc/IMG_2141.jpg

View of loft construction and wall framing
http://i241.photobucket.com/albums/ff23/striperdoc/IMG_2065.jpg

View of framing inside barn
http://i241.photobucket.com/albums/ff23/striperdoc/IMG_2135.jpg

View of progress inside barn
http://i241.photobucket.com/albums/ff23/striperdoc/IMG_2209.jpg

Progress continuing
http://i241.photobucket.com/albums/ff23/striperdoc/IMG_2144.jpg

Drywall mudded in
http://i241.photobucket.com/albums/ff23/striperdoc/IMG_2201.jpg

See next post for rest of pics.

[StriperDoc]

Here are the rest of the ca-barn photos.

Inside kitchen and den
http://i241.photobucket.com/albums/ff23/striperdoc/IMG_2376.jpg

Me and kids
http://i241.photobucket.com/albums/ff23/striperdoc/IMG_2369.jpg

Kitchen
http://i241.photobucket.com/albums/ff23/striperdoc/IMG_2374.jpg

Family enjoying the ca-barn
http://i241.photobucket.com/albums/ff23/striperdoc/IMG_2366.jpg

View from the ca-barn
http://i241.photobucket.com/albums/ff23/striperdoc/IMG_2138.jpg

[EKY.MTN.HUNTER]

Man that is amazing! Im sure you and your family will have many great times out their. Im a young gun but by-god I WILL have one of those someday! Congrats on your ca-barn its great. Are your little ones going to be hunters? (they better)

[Butters]

That place is incredible!

[ScoutMan]

StriperDoc,
That barn is nicer than my house.:eek: Congratulations. I hope you and your family enjoy it for years to come.


ScoutMan

[predator]

Nice pictures.

[C.L.Button]

DANG Josh that place is WAY too nice for a hunt camp ! Now I know why you been in hiding for months ! Josh those kids are growin like weeds ! Congrats on the great job. ;)

[Turtleky]

Thats awesome Josh, I'm sure you and the family will enjoy it for years to come.

[jblain]

This is our hunting cabin in Grayson County setting on 110 acres. No water, No electric, No phones, No problems!!! And one of the good things about it, it that it is less than 15 minutes from my office. If I'm having a bad day, I will more often than not be found on the front porch in my rocking chair.

http://i226.photobucket.com/albums/dd77/keithbratcher/cabinrhino.jpg

I have hunted in Grayson for the past 3 years. Had much luck? Where abouts are you?

[predator]

jblain, not many deer where the cabin is, but lots of turkey. It is off Hwy 259 south near Nolin Lake. Where do you hunt? Are you kin to the blains at Falls of Rough?

[Buford]

Nice pictures.

Nice Wife!

[jhale2004]

Nice Wife!
:rolleyes:

Wow Josh, turned out really well. I take it you did all the work, or did you have those lil guys swinging hammers also? I love the walls and the lights. All electric and city water too, I would probably never want to go home. I dont think it would be the same without a wood burning stove. Either way there will be alot of good times in that barn, do your boys show interest in hunting yet?

Oh yea, better tell the girl to quit sucking her thumb or she will have buck teeth :D

[mcdenney]

WOW Josh! Very impressive! Maybe we can get all the PHA's down there for an overnighter, lol! I'm sure we wouldn't mess up anything. Actually, you should of thought of having some of us down before it was that far along to help with the build. I guess you knew better, lol.

Very nice!

[mgpatty]

There is alot of nice cabins in this thread. I own a tract of land in Lawrence County. Does anyone know of any prebuilt cabin sales in Kentucky? I'd like to buy prebuilt and have it delivered to my site.

[DoeMaster]

There is alot of nice cabins in this thread. I own a tract of land in Lawrence County. Does anyone know of any prebuilt cabin sales in Kentucky? I'd like to buy prebuilt and have it delivered to my site.


You might want to start a new thread. I think you would get more feedback if ya did.
Goodluck!

[1LOW8TE]

This is my favorite topic on this forum. I'm thinking of buying a lot at Green River Lake. Building a small 600-700 sq. FT Weekend getaway. We'll see how the money shapes up. Keep the pictures coming.

[itallushrt]

great looking places everyone! I'm jealous.

[Daviessdeerhunt01]

We finished the deck last yr. It's only a 20*22 ft. cabin, with a wood burner inside. There's not a road within a 1/2 mile so we use a pretty big generator for power. We put two 55 gal. drums hooked to a small fountain pump under the cabin for water. We grill, and deep fry every night we stay, and I wish I could explain how great life is up there.

[georgeky]

Well guys, I am almost ashamed to show my little shack after seeing some of the great cabins in this post but I will. It is only a 12 by 14 with a porch. It has a wood stove a couple bunks, and a table and chairs. It sits on my 900+ acre farm which consist of about 275 acres of crop land(mostly creek bottom land) and pasture with the rest in steep hills and forest. Has a nice big creek in front of it, and lots of deer, turkey, bobcats, grouse, rabbit, squirrels, coyotes and variouus other stuff. We spend as much time at it as possible which is a lot. I have a platform on the hill behind with a 1100 gallon water tank and have gravity fed water. I do plan to build on and do some sprucing up. Use coal oil lamps for light. It is a mile from a road and I have absolutely no traffic or noise of any kind. If it weren't for being married I would just stay here full time after I build another room on it.

http://i190.photobucket.com/albums/z212/georgeky/000_0609.jpg

[1LOW8TE]

Dude that is awesome. I've always wanted a little place right in the middle of nowhere. Post up some more pics. Do you run a generator?

[georgeky]

We only use a generator when we need to run power tools or working on a piece of farm machinery. We use it as a farm headquarters during the busy season. For the most part it is very primative and I like it that way. I have added a window and rough lumber boxing since taking this pic. I will see if I have any more pics loaded to photobucket. If not I will get a few shortly. I am in the process of building a shed on the upper side now. Plan to add a bedroom to the other side soon after. The friend with black hair almost lives here now. He stays all summer and helps me on the farm. He is divorced and can get by with it. We do a lot of cooking and just loving life here.

Here is another taken a while after. It is a bit fuzzy as I too pic of a pic.
http://i190.photobucket.com/albums/z212/georgeky/000_0608.jpg

Here is one taken a few nights ago as we were camping and cooking with the Dutch Oven. I have a few flowers growing for the hummingbirds. We also have a veggy garden in front of the shack.

http://i190.photobucket.com/albums/z212/georgeky/000_0727.jpg

Here is what was in the oven. Pork loin I raised myself along with new taters, carrorts, onions, peppers, broccoli, and a fresh head of cabbage steamed on top. All of it was raised here on the farm.

http://i190.photobucket.com/albums/z212/georgeky/000_0729.jpg

[georgeky]

This was taken from the porch of the shack. Have a veggy garden for a front yard.

http://i190.photobucket.com/albums/z212/georgeky/taters.jpg

Got this varmint last week raiding the garden. There were two of them but when they seen me coming with Marlin 39A they took off. I managed one good shot at 36 steps and got this old boar.

http://i190.photobucket.com/albums/z212/georgeky/000_0755.jpg

[1LOW8TE]

Nice Pictures, Looks like Kale Greens, Cabbage, and Tomatoes.

[georgeky]

No Kale. Potato's, broccoli, cabbage, onions. Would have to look at the garden again now to see what the smaller stuff is. I know there is tomato's, peppers, cauliflower, and beans. I had to quit trying sweet corn in this patch as the coons kept getting most of it.

[chancey021]

i like your shack, wheres your computer desk¿ nice coon too... you gonna make ya a hat?

[georgeky]

Don't have a computer there yet. Hehehe! I did consider a hat, but it was to hot for hat making that day so I just buried it.

One thing about the little shack it is a low budget deal. Dad and me packed all the lumber and shingles in out of leftovers from building jobs. We built our own trusses even. The porch was put together crudely out of salvaged corral lumber, and a couple cedar post. Built the shack in 1985, when I got out of the Army, and it is holding up right well. Added the porch in 2005. Might start an addition on it tomorrow if it isn't too hot. Have all the stuff, just a matter of gettin it done.

[chancey021]

well that is awsome... Glad to see that it has held up so well. What part of the state is it in? Can't wait to see the additions.

[georgeky]

I am kinda in a corner. The shack is in Clark county, but 75 feet behind the shack is the county line with Montgomery county, and to the south of it about 1000 feet is the Powell county line. My house is on the Montomery county side. The farm lays in all 3 counties. I was born and raised in Clark(Winchester), and cut my teeth on a Ale8 bottle.

[yankeeimport]

Those are awsome. Im trying to talk my wife into letting me invest in such a project.

[DEERMD]

Here are a few pics of how our cabin is comming along..
http://i156.photobucket.com/albums/t19/Jeff_svt22/Cabin/HPIM0072.jpg

http://i156.photobucket.com/albums/t19/Jeff_svt22/Cabin/HPIM0054.jpg

http://i156.photobucket.com/albums/t19/Jeff_svt22/Cabin/HPIM0057.jpg


if you dont mind me asking.. how much do you guys have in your cabin money wise? thats about perfect for what im wanting, maybe even a lil big..

[ky_bull]

Been wanting to post a pic of my hunting cabin since I seen this thread, but didnt have a good one till this past weekend.

http://i150.photobucket.com/albums/s112/ky_bull/home1.jpg

[12 pointer]

Been wanting to post a pic of my hunting cabin since I seen this thread, but didnt have a good one till this past weekend.

http://i150.photobucket.com/albums/s112/ky_bull/home1.jpg
Beautiful. That is awesome looking country.:)

[ky_bull]

Beautiful. That is awesome looking country.:)


Thanks, Im lucky to have great neighbors, the closest one that lives around there is over a mile away. ;)

[kyhunter110]

wat part of the county are ya in KYBull?

[crestliner200]

Awesome pics. We have a small 12 x 24 cabin on 6ft pipes right on top of a hill. Its great to watch the sunsets. Will try to post some pics in a couple days. Sunset and the cabin

[ky_bull]

wat part of the county are ya in KYBull?

Out on the edge of Washington County, close to the Mercer, Boyle County lines. Gods country. Have to pump daylight in parts of the year.

[philipfleek]

Great looking place you have there!

[BearHare]

Very nice place. This is a great thread, one of my favorites.

[MercuryNewt]

Josh, thanks for starting this thread! I love all the pics, especially the rustic, primitive cabins, but congratulations on the ca-barn! It looks great and I'm sure those kids are going to enjoy growing up with the outdoors.

I must say that I am disappointed though... that pic of your "view from the ca-barn" does not highlight the Flying-V!?! :confused: I know a tree monkey who put a lot of sweat equity in that thing and it could have been given at least 15 seconds of fame! ;)

[Ky_buckhunter]

if you dont mind me asking.. how much do you guys have in your cabin money wise? thats about perfect for what im wanting, maybe even a lil big..

We have about $10,000 invested in it...Ill be posting the finished pics in the next couple of days