Tom Bahti: Hunting camps are special places shared with special people

Hunting camps are all different, but they are also all the same. They are places where the adventures begin, and that life-long love affair with hunting and the outdoors gets its start.
It might be a log cabin, a tar-paper shack, an old farm house, some tents, or a pop-up camper, but they all share similarities. This is where the newbies learn about camp etiquette and chores, listen to the old-timers and, hopefully, begin to cement their legacy into a camp culture that will last them through the decades.

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