My latest project has been modifying a 4 wheeler trailer (commonly refered to as a meat trailer here in Alaska) into a
piece of equipment I can get convenience and practicality out of. This wagon will be used primarily for 7-10 day hunts in the Alaska wild. The Alaska wilderness offers recreation and
beautiful scenery, but no
amenities. When I'm 20-30 miles from the nearest road, it will be nice to have some creature comforts. This wagon will allow me to bring many conveniences and mandatory gear to have a comfortable time. It will also, hopefully, aid in bringing back a moose or two. Cut up of course.
It was a fun project to upgrade the wagon and if I ever want to sell, it will go quick. I tried to make it a top quality product and keep it as user
friendly as possible. I can set up the
stake sides and put on the waterproof cover in about three minutes. Knockdown time is a bit shorter. If I had to, I can sleep in it. The inside
measurements are 4'x5'. Yes I would sleep lengthwise, before any of you toss in vertically challenged people jokes!
I look forward to posting the first trip with the wagon. A short camping trip will teach me things that will be
valuable information for the true test of an Alaskan hunt. That trip I'm
really looking
forward to!
My latest project has been modifying a 4 wheeler trailer (commonly refered to as a meat trailer here in Alaska) into a piece of equipment I can get convenience and practicality out of. This wagon will be used primarily for 7-10 day hunts in the Alaska wild. The Alaska wilderness offers recreation and beautiful scenery, but no amenities. When I'm 20-30 miles from the nearest road, it will be nice to have some creature comforts. This wagon will allow me to bring many conveniences and mandatory gear to have a comfortable time. It will also, hopefully, aid in bringing back a moose or two. Cut up of course.
