Just ordered this tent for my walk-in sheep hunt, does anyone have any experience that they would like to share concerning this tent? Thanks.
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I personally own one and love it. Sets up quick and has a decent amout of room and fairly large vestibules(sp?). I can usually fit all my gear inside one vestibule. I will reccomend seam sealer for the fly and base of the tent, and camp dry the fly. I used mine in a heavey down pour worked great for 3 nights than by the fourth night it was letting some water in through the seams. After I camp dried and seam sealer I haven't had an issue since. You will like this tent even though its a tad heavey but having all the room makes up for it. Let me know if you have any more ?'s Bob
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My hunting partner has had a Eureka XT for years. We have used it on lots of hunts and scouting trips. Double vestibules and doors is great for two guys. Been in some hard rain, worked great. Pretty good tent for a 3 season. Just be careful where you pitch it in high wind with fiberglass poles, they can break in high wind. Pitch it in as shelterd area as you can and guy it out good. We got close to a sticky situation one time but frortunalty the wind never shifted totally so we were shelterd behind a large rock formation.
Where you going sheep hunting?A gun is like a parachute. If you need one, and don’t have one, you’ll probably never need one again
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Originally posted by AkHunter45In the Chugach mountains, i'm doing a flyover the area next Wednesday. I also bought the Eureka! K2-XT Outfitter tent for my moose hunt this fall, it came highly recommended by several guides that use them.
K2-XT? Did you get the green tent from Cabelas or a yellow version from another source? The Cabelas version seems a lot cheaper than other sources; I was curious if there was any difference in the tent or just a good price
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I got the K2-XT from Cabelas, it's the same tent that Eureka offers but only in green, Cabela's didn't offer it in any other color. You can find them all over the web at close to Cabela's price but the shipping is what did it for me, Cabela's pretty much does stuff on a flat rate, thats why I bought mine from them. Right now Eureka! is offering rebates on a lot of their tents right now too, I just got a $20 rebate for purchasing the Apex 2XT.
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Originally posted by AkHunter45In the Chugach mountains, i'm doing a flyover the area next Wednesday. I also bought the Eureka! K2-XT Outfitter tent for my moose hunt this fall, it came highly recommended by several guides that use them.A gun is like a parachute. If you need one, and don’t have one, you’ll probably never need one again
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Originally posted by AkHunter45I got the K2-XT from Cabelas, it's the same tent that Eureka offers but only in green, Cabela's didn't offer it in any other color. You can find them all over the web at close to Cabela's price but the shipping is what did it for me, Cabela's pretty much does stuff on a flat rate, thats why I bought mine from them. Right now Eureka! is offering rebates on a lot of their tents right now too, I just got a $20 rebate for purchasing the Apex 2XT.
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I bought and used the same tent last season on my sheep hunt. Mine has aluminum poles though. I can say it is a good quality tent. We endured 90 mph plus wind gusts and rain. The tent flattened on us all night long but kept us dry. We had to re stake the fly once but the tent performed flawlessly otherwise. It was little cold in the mornings but not too bad.
good luck hunting
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