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<blockquote data-quote="Duckslayer100" data-source="post: 115035" data-attributes="member: 1485">See. And that would be my ideal: own a chunk that you could have a place AND hunt. But realistically, I want a tiny footprint that's easy to maintain. That's what my buddy has, and it's perfect. Small shack with a kitchen, storage closet, bedroom with some bunk beds and a living room. It has a fridge and a sink, but no running water. Just a shitter out back. I think two summers ago they reshingled it, but other than some basic, basic maintenance they hardly touch the place. And they live in the Twin Cities! I'd be in Fargo. It would be nothing to zip out on a weekend in the summer to do some basic maintenance and just enjoy the quiet of country Nodak in the summer. Have a fire in the fire pit. Drink adult beverages. Let the dogs lay around or jump in a slough somewhere. Then when it's hunting season, have a place to eat breakfast, take a siesta after the morning flight, cook up some birds from the day's take, and dry waders for the next day.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Duckslayer100, post: 115035, member: 1485"] See. And that would be my ideal: own a chunk that you could have a place AND hunt. But realistically, I want a tiny footprint that's easy to maintain. That's what my buddy has, and it's perfect. Small shack with a kitchen, storage closet, bedroom with some bunk beds and a living room. It has a fridge and a sink, but no running water. Just a shitter out back. I think two summers ago they reshingled it, but other than some basic, basic maintenance they hardly touch the place. And they live in the Twin Cities! I'd be in Fargo. It would be nothing to zip out on a weekend in the summer to do some basic maintenance and just enjoy the quiet of country Nodak in the summer. Have a fire in the fire pit. Drink adult beverages. Let the dogs lay around or jump in a slough somewhere. Then when it's hunting season, have a place to eat breakfast, take a siesta after the morning flight, cook up some birds from the day's take, and dry waders for the next day. [/QUOTE]

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