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Everyone dreams of having a cabin in the woodsa wood hewn structure with all or, at least many of the amenities of hometucked away on a mountaintop with an awe inspiring view, or nestled on the shore of a trout filled stream or bass laden lake. Most people also believe that such a dream house is just thatthe stuff of dreamsnot affordable, not build able withour hiring a contstruction crew. Author J. Wayne Fears is here to tell you that such a dream cabin can be yoursat a price that won't break the bank. And he knows because he has done it himself. In this, a guidebook to make dreams become reality, Fears coversin words, photos, diagrams, and blueprintsall the important points, from buying the land, to planning your structure, to actually doing iteither on your own, or with some help. With special chapters on keeping your cabin clean and pest free, as well as with valuable information on maintenance and repair, this book is one that every cabin owneror potential ownerwill keep as a reference for years to come. Table of Contents The dreamA cabin in the woods Selecting a site The look you want The simple Adirondack as a cabin The Alaskan trapper's style cabin The Appalachian style cabin The family size cabin The huntingfishing club cabin Building with log cabin kitspackages The world's best outhouse Keeping the cabin warm Lighting options for the remote cabin Sleeping accommodations The outside fire ringa must for any cabin Cabin water supply Planning the remote cabin kitchen Cabin security Managing your property Develop a shooting range near your cabin Cabin living Sources Chain saw safety Ratings for cabin firewood Liability release form Cross Creek Hollow standard operating procedure Cross Creek Hollow departure checklist Soil testing the cabin yard, wildlife food plot, or garden Average Wattage requirement guide About the Author J. Wayne Fears is a wildlife biologist by training who has organized big game hunting camps, guided canoe trips, and run commercial getaway operations. He has written more than three thousand articles for the Outdoor Press, and is currently editor of Rural Sportsman magazine. He built his own log cabin twelve years ago and has been enjoying it ever since. His favorite getaway is an Alaskan trapper's style cabin on his property in Cross Creek Hollow, Alabama.
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