Have the wall tent...now what else?

[Moose63]

Old school. Now its the 12v led rope lights, run on AA batteries, 16 to 30 ft long, with remote

Do you have a brand name or web link on where to get this?

[Downwindtracker2]

I never worried about someone stealing it, simply too much work. If you add a 4" foam to the cot, you will be reluctant to go home. A 1/2" closed cell foam under the 4" makes the stove damm near optional.

[Norwestalta]

I sure like the internal frame on mine. We have a old wood fired cook stove that is the cats azz. Nothing like having a roast beef for supper. Ive also got a Yukon 1950 wood/diesel heater for mine. Wall tents are surprisingly comfortable.

[Islandeer]

Rebar pegs, Princess Auto canvas tarp floor, oven from an old camper, big wood stove. Ours is now a 16x20 palace.

[hawk-i]

I like that!

We were up to a dozen traps ...once the lights went out they were full in 15 minutes.

That was with the tent set up on the edge of a meadow with a one foot snow coverage...kinda had them thinned out a bit by the second week.

[Squamch]

Rebar pegs, Princess Auto canvas tarp floor, oven from an old camper, big wood stove. Ours is now a 16x20 palace.

What size rebar? I would think 12m would bend too easily?

[XPEIer]

we use a 12 volt battery, small inverter and a trouble light with an LED light in it,,, hangs from the ridge pole in the center of the tent, works great. An old pool cover (tarp) folded about 6 times and cut to fit works great for the floor we have never had we feet. Small folding chairs, each guy has one by their bed which is great as a night stand or for getting dressed, we also put the chair (expanded) under our cot foam for the day to let the foam dry out more. We made a new stove out of a propane bottle made sure it had a rack on the top so you can put a double boiler system made out of large tin foil pans on it,,, set a casserole on there at lunch time and by time home from evening hunt it is all warmed up.

Man I missed going to camp this year.

XPEIER

ps, our wall tent is actually a pop up garage, we have one for sleeping and one for kitchen

[Islandeer]

What size rebar? I would think 12m would bend too easily?

Not sure, they don’t bend

[srupp]

Hmmm great suggestions from some obviously clever experienced outdoors persons..I look forward to sleeping in wall tents because of the wood heat..clothes dry, one truly gets warm and a good stove, dry wood and experienced operator can fine tune the heat out put like a fine fiddle.
I was a guest in a DELUXE wall tent..sponsor? The stove had 2 water jackets, one on each side.so always had hot water..plus it had a fan on the stove that was brass? Anyhow it operated on heat..no batteries, no cord..when the stove heated this fan produced very decent air movement..
I had bought a Cabelas big man ..w I d e cot..rated for 1300 pounds..plus their delux mattress.it has an organizer along the one side of the length of the cot..rifle..TP...magazine..clock etc etc.
Then at the foot end it has a rack for hanging cloths. .anyhow very stable, soft, comfortable organized sleeping setup for a wall tent .
Bills idea on LED strand is exellent, some sort of flooring..old carpet over tarp makes an inexpensive process .
Love to see photos once you have it set up the way you like it.
The front vestebule add on is sure nice too.
cheers
Srupp

[460s&w]

We just got back from a 7 day trip. Gotta love the wall tent