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CAMP/TRAPER TENTS There are 4 products.
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Safari Tent
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BAKER Tent
Baker tents were used in the NORTHEAST in late 19th mostly by canoe trappers. This is just someplace that they can sit in and be dry while they admire their fire.
mostly by canoe trappers
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HEXAGONAL TENTS
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Square TENTS
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BELL TENTS
Bell tent has been used since 600AD The design is a simple structure, supported by a single central pole, covered with cotton canvas.The stability of the tent is reinforced with tension by guy ropes connected around the top of the walls and being held down by pegs around the circumference to the ground
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WALL TENTS
The wall tent has a rich history that dates back to the early 1800s in North America. At that time, fur traders, explorers, and settlers relied heavily on canvas tents for shelter while traveling and living in the wilderness. The wall tent as we know it today evolved from these early canvas structures. During the 1800s and early 1900s, wall tents were commonly used by hunters, miners, loggers, and other outdoor enthusiasts. They were also used by the military during the Civil War and World War I, as they provided a sturdy and reliable shelter for troops in the field.
A wall tent is a type of large, spacious tent that is typically used for camping or outdoor activities such as hunting, fishing, and glamping. It is characterized by its high, straight walls and steeply pitched roof, which provides ample headroom and living space.
