Would you stay overnight at a shoot?

[Russ T Chambers]

Here is my home away from home at EOT this year.

[Shiloh Sharpie]

Howdy,

Would you like to sleep the night before or after?  Maybe both?
If you did, would you want your own tent or camper?  Would you stay in a cabin or bunkhouse?  How much would you pay?

Just working on the club range and wondering..
Adios,

My latest idea and desire is a casita travel trailer.  They have a website, check it out.  I am looking for one used if possible.

[Brazos Bucky Smith]

Yep, I'll throw in with the RVer's!  it would be nice to have hook ups (Water and Elect.).  My wife and I have a 21' class C that I plan to use for away get-to-gethers.  Then not only the comradery, buts I got all my favorite things right there.

BB

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[Big Hext Finnigan]

Is the Casita like the Scamp?  They are cool little campers.  I like the idea of a hard shell for security and the ability to tow them with a smaller truck or car.  ('Specially with the rising gas prices.)

Adios,

[Capt. Hamp Cox]

Is the Casita like the Scamp?  They are cool little campers.  I like the idea of a hard shell for security and the ability to tow them with a smaller truck or car.  ('Specially with the rising gas prices.)

Adios,

Similar, and they are made in Corsicana.

http://www.casitatraveltrailers.com/home.html

[Shiloh Sharpie]

Is the Casita like the Scamp?  They are cool little campers.  I like the idea of a hard shell for security and the ability to tow them with a smaller truck or car.  ('Specially with the rising gas prices.)

Adios,

They are muy cool.  The smaller car or truck thing is right on and it is not a behemoth to haul no matter what the vehicle.  Self contained too, and with a Shower in the loo.

[Tombstone Runner SASS#54765]

Thinken bout getting a small rv even for my local shoots. I work some Saturday nights and could use a little extra sleep up until meeten time!
TR

[Shoshone Slim]

Since I got a power converter for my cpap machine and a solar powered battery charger I usually throw down a bed roll by the truck and sleep on the ground.  If it looks like rain I'll put up
lean to or sleep in the truck. I bring plenty of water and cooking gear so I can cook and heat water fer washing up.  I'm probably going to buy a camp shower enclosure and a propane water heater before my next multiday shoot.  Cost's about the same as a couple of nights in a motel.   On the rare occasion that my wife would come along then it'd have to be a motel, but I love to sit around the fire and shoot the breeze.  I think that's almost as much fun as the shooting. 

[Texas Lawdog]

The tents are for the young folks. I slept on the ground and in tents enough in the Army.  The RV is the way to go if you can afford it.