Homemade Offroad Micro Camper: Finding what fit my needs and starting the build.

For quite a while I had toyed with the idea of building my own camper. Now that hunting is a priority for me I wanted something a few steps above a tent, and better than sleeping in the truck bed. A comfortable nights sleep makes all the difference. Follow along as I get started turning my ideas into reality.
00:00 Intro
00:48 Title
01:22 Pre-planning
05:41 Putting a plan on paper
06:57 Finding a trailer
08:00 Building the Pod
13:10 Upcoming episode preview
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[@nathankirkman3594]

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[@trailandpursuit]

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[@keithelms4648]

I still dont understand where you go poop in that thing?

[@trailandpursuit]

@@keithelms4648 Some secrets are best left untold. On an entirely different note, completely unrelated to your question, an old school Stanley Thermos has decent capacity and is air tight and easy to wash. Sorry I couldn't answer your question, but thanks for watching!