one side for skinning/tinkering/man cave (pellet stove); the other (non-heated) for zero-turn, string trimmer, gasoline, etc.

bonus for scent-free storage area for clean traps, waxed sand, etc.

Let's see 'em!

Thanks!

Best to make an outside storage for the gas cans. Been more then one fire from inside storage.

Don't forget to build it at least twice the size you think you need as well.

I have and 8x8x8 shed that I built a week before season last year, it’s all about organization and spacial use. Maximize what you can, trim out what you don’t need. Mind you I also have all my tools (I’m and electrician), traps in storage and fishing stuff in there too along with quite a few cage traps that I haven’t used. Wood is too expensive too build it twice as big as you think you need, keep what you think you need, learn to maximize space where you can. You’ll be good

Definitely agree don’t store fuel inside your shed. That’s not a good idea

my shed is 26-28 with 12 foot walls, wood heat , well insulated, and great lighting , with hot water for clean up , two freezers and a fridge ,

I ended up with 30 by 40. But small side is where I store , well nothing it's my wife's and 2 grand daughters she shed LOL.

anything I lay over there I find thrown back thru the door into my side...
10 ft ceilings. Insulated thru the wall heat and air on both sides... Nothing like working on something in 70 degrees when it's 100 plus heat index outside .