A DIY Hex in DutchWare’s Argon-Sil

**[o]TTeR** · 07-31-2014, 09:00

Originally Posted by Black Foot

Looks great, Otter. Hoping to get a closer look at MAHHA!

Thanks, I'm currently in negotiations for Fall MAHHA, the October 10th weekend is our Canadian Thanksgiving and my Birthday so it's an uphill battle but I'm optimistic. On that note, anyone know how to camp-cook a Turkey, I'm thinking parts in a couple of Dutch Ovens??

Originally Posted by dant8ro

Star Trek and Harry Potter. You're such a nerd!

No I'm not, my mother had me tested

On an unrelated side note: Han did shoot first and I never ride in anything with a Capissen 38 engine, they fall right out of the sky!

**greencountryhngr** · 07-31-2014, 09:34

Dude very nice my next project might look something like this thanks for the inspiration

**kerryandjane** · 07-31-2014, 18:25

Wow, great stuff! looks like dutch is out of Argon-sil but man that looks good!
Great job, and well presented. Thanks for taking the time to make it easy on the eyes.... subscribed for updates.

**Big Sweets** · 07-31-2014, 18:52

Awesome job, you're definitely an inspiration.

**Mountain Gout** · 07-31-2014, 21:16

That is a beauty!! Interested in perfomance of this material, for longer run.. weight sure is appealing..

**CountryRoads** · 07-31-2014, 21:32

Nice job. I started out DIYing to save money, but now it's about pride. I have an ARGON Sil tarp too. Made all of my setup except a top quilt. I have plans to do that soon. Really nice setup.

**Megss** · 08-11-2014, 13:08

Nice I love how compact it is! Great Job!

**IRONFISH45** · 08-11-2014, 14:57

Excellent work, I am in the middle of doing a complete set up for myself, gear that fits me. I am so sick of dragging around stuff that is way longer than I need. I have also discovered bridge hammocks, they are very easy for me to use.

Thank you for sharing, the images are excellent.

Canadian Thanksgiving, well we either cook the turkey over the campfire or Dutch Oven, depending on where we choose to Hang that particular weekend. Now that my children are adults, and not a single grandchild, we always go Hang someplace, have our Thanksgiving feast, so far it has worked very well. I buy a fresh turkey from the Hutterites, excellent, no food preservative hangover.

**Hudsonhawk** · 08-15-2014, 13:03

Originally Posted by [o]TTeR

Thanks, I'm currently in negotiations for Fall MAHHA, the October 10th weekend is our Canadian Thanksgiving and my Birthday so it's an uphill battle but I'm optimistic. On that note, anyone know how to camp-cook a Turkey, I'm thinking parts in a couple of Dutch Ovens??

No I'm not, my mother had me tested

On an unrelated side note: Han did shoot first and I never ride in anything with a Capissen 38 engine, they fall right out of the sky!

Great looking gear well done.

I've done turkey's 3 ways either the dutchy, or in a hole sealed in aluminum foil pans, or old school rotisserie (which was a pain and took forever.)