There’s no place like trap camp! I’d love to see what you guys use for a cabin during trapping season. I’ve had mine since 2014, Township 36 MD, Maine. Was built in the 1930s by the CCC as a supervisors cabin. The main CCC cabins are about a half mile down the road. It’s been a long road and there’s always work to be done but I’ve tried to improve it each year.

Do you sleep in the hammock? Looks nice.

I tried it once, it’s hard on the back! Bunks in the back corner.

I don't recognize the township. Where is it?

Northwestern Washington County.

Nice area. South of me. Nice cabin.

There’s better trapping ground but it’s close to home.

First one on an un named lake,belongs to my buddy Arthur,second two are mine one on the Mattagami river,the other on the North Driftwood, 4th,and 5th belong to Ernie,another trapping buddy.One on Pinard creek and the other on the Abitibi River.

How far out out of Grand Lake Stream are you? I don't know Washington County well.

Metal roof, Robert. Metal roof.

I’m 13 miles south of Grand Lake Steam. I can get there in 20 minutes or so depending on the shape of the road.

Very Nice Boco!

I used to bird hunt down that way. Did a bit of deer hunting around Big Lake.

It’s a nice area for that. We have a few deer every square mile, haha. If you can find one it’s often a good one.

If the last picture is what it started as you did a lot of work.

Yep, the outside does need paint and some TLC, but the marten like living in the attic just the way it is.

There is a metal roof now on the first one,Posco.
The second one,shingles are still good.

For sure, that was the first trip in. The day I bought it. I tore the screen room and a couple odd additions off. Added a metal roof a year or so later. Brought it back to the basics.

Yes Sir! First trip in on the snow sled. Spring of 14

My wife's cabin. Yes, she's quite the trapper (Mostly marten and lynx).