Davis Tent

go figger.....Personally, I'm not a sardine. And neither are most 'huntng party's....Do you plan on using a stove? Cots? Keeping gear inside? Cooking and eating under cover? Could always stack bedding until sleepy time, and no one is allowed to get up to pee.

Good point old men pee a lot...I know from (my) experience. Lol.
 
I talked to a few guys that highly recommended Davis tents . I bought a Davis tent last year . I bought the antelope tent kit . I upgraded the stove to the medium size " ridge " stove . I bought a pellet burner kit from cylinder stove that fits this stove . I'll mostly be hunting solo and I'd rather hunt than cut firewood . I got the ridge pole frame kit , I can set it up myself . we used it a couple of times in the back yard . hopefully I make it to Colorado this year . I had a last minute family emergency last year and couldn't go .
 
Hey Everyone,

I'm not sure if this is permitted to post in this spot but I wanted to see what folks think of Davis tents?

I was thinking about picking one up for the next hunt (I know it's not backpacking technically) but we are gonna haul 2 game carts. One with our campsite and the other for our quarry on.

I was thinking of picking up one of their tents but wanted to see if anyone has already used them?
Top of the line. I've owned 2 of them for years. Reasonably priced and top quality.
I would not hesitate to buy another from them if needed
 
I just picked up a 14x20 Davis tent with the awning kit, poles and stove for $500! I felt a little dirty when I drove away with it. The guy was the worse negotiator I've ever met! Ha! Can't wait to use it this fall.
 
I own a 14x16 Davis tent. They are great tents but the Davis family is even better. Salt of the earth people. They donate tents to Conservation groups all the time. I would say the size of tent you're talking about is small but it sounds like you have done it before. I think most of us think of wall tents as big comfy camps because we make them that way. Sounds like your camp is more of a backpacking camp which works great too. Keep in mind your cart idea is good for a groomed trail, I wouldn't go off trail with it. Me and a buddy drug his Davis Tipi about 1 mile in the winter on a sled and even as smooth as it was it **** near killed us. Haha.

As someone else mentioned for your style of camping I'd go with a Kifaru Tipi. Yes they are expensive but it increases your effectiveness and range. Either way you go Best of luck to you.
 
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