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tent outfitter MONTANA OUTFITTERS

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tent outfitter MONTANA OUTFITTERSMontana Outfitters FREE SHIPPING on all Montana Products when ordered with a Montana Tent. Montana Outfitters Tents for sale are made per order and take 4 6 weeks to ship. Click WILDERNESS TENTS to view additional hunting outfitter tents for sale. Wilderness Tent Ship time is 1 2 days. STARTING PRICE IS $725. STANDARD CHARACTERISTICS HEAVY PARAFFIN FIRE, WATER, MILDEW TREATMENT that will make the tent very water, mildew and fire resistant. The

                                               Montana Outfitters

FREE SHIPPING on all Montana Products when ordered with a Montana Tent. 

Montana Outfitters Tents for sale are made per order and take 4 - 6 weeks to ship.

Click WILDERNESS TENTS to view additional hunting outfitter tents for sale.

Wilderness Tent Ship time is 1-2 days. STARTING PRICE IS $725.

STANDARD CHARACTERISTICS 

HEAVY PARAFFIN FIRE, WATER, MILDEW TREATMENT that will make the tent very water, mildew and fire resistant. The paraffin treatment is very similar to canvas used in the military.

STOVE JACK with a weather flap in your choice of 4", 5", or 6" opening. Flap includes velcro and buckles. Stove jack is on left side in the roof as you enter the tent. Center of stove jack is 32" from left end wall and 24" from left side wall.
EXTRA LAYER OF CANVAS ON RIDGE and additional reinforcement at the gable ends.
TENT BAG ROPES & TENSIONERS
5 FOOT WALLS
SOD CLOTH sewn onto the outfitter tents bottom extends a generous 12" beyond the tent floor to provide a weather-tight seal. 
ZIPPER DOOR, STORM FLAP WITH BUCKLES. Heavy duty trouble-free YKK zipper with weather flap that is secured by Fastex side release buckles. 
REINFORCED EAVES. Tent has 18 oz. truck vinyl with 1/4" rope sewn between two layers of canvas doubled stitched. This reinforcement is to ensure extra strength at all grommet locations.
SIX LAYERS OF CANVAS on end wall seams -double lock stitched.
REINFORCED WEBBING at the bottom of each outfitter tent is reinforced with webbing and utilizes grommets instead of sewn-in stake loops to allow you to stake your tent from the inside or outside.
WEBBING AT TOP OF DOOR for reinforcement.
A DVD is provided that shows you how to set up and care for your outfitter tent.
STAKES NOT INCLUDED.
GENERAL  INFO
AVAILABLE IN 3 MODELS.
All Canvas
Blend, Canvas roof with relite walls.
All Relite. Relite is a lightweight synthetic material that does not breathe.
COOK SHACK option is 13' long and will have a 1' overlap with tent.  12'  of useable cook shack space.
BACK  WALL WINDOW.  Top of window is a few inches above side wall eaves.
PRICES FOR MONTANA CANVAS OPTIONS AND ADD TO THIS ORDER PRICES ARE ONLY VALID WHEN ORDERED WITH AN OUTFITTER TENTS.

Items shipped to an IDAHO address must pay Idaho sales tax.
If you want a back screen door, click only on the back screen door option above. Do not click the back door option as you will have an additional charge. 

CUSTOM TENT ORDERS

The Montana Canvas Outfitter Tents For Sale can be ordered with many different options, screen doors, custom side windows, roll up walls and back door.

GENERAL INFORMATION

MONTANA CANVAS SIDEWALL SEAMS: All 10 oz. canvas tents have 5' seams, 12 oz. canvas tents have 4' seams and blend tents only have seams at the edges/corners.

 REAR WINDOW: Rear tent window, if ordered, will be slightly off center to the left, looking at the window from inside the outfitters tent. Window off center to the left is to avoid the seam. Bottom of window is 4' 6" from bottom of tent.

RAIN FLY: Stove jack area is zippered and reinforced with webbing. Relite material- 100% UV protection. Includes ropes, tensioners, stakes/spikes. A rain fly protects the canvas from ultra violet rays, provides another moisture barrier, keeps the canvas roof clean by preventing sap, pitch and dirt from accumulating on the roof when the tent is set up near trees. And most importantly, the fly protects the tent roof from any stove sparks that might land on the canvas which will burn pin holes in the roof.
The fly is an absolute necessity if you have a relite tent with the relite roof. Sparks from the stovepipe will quickly burn pin holes in the roof resulting in leaks.
The fly should rest on the outfitter tent ridge and have a 4-6 inch air gap between the fly and the eave. 

YOU HAVE 3 OPTIONS ON MOST FLOOR SIZES FOR FLOORS.

A  Montana 10 oz  white vinyl sewn in floor or a Montana 10 oz vinyl stake in floor. Both the Montana sewn in floor and stake in floor have a 5' x 5' cut out on the left front corner as you enter the tent.<
Relite Floor. Sewn in or stake in.
Another floor option is a heavier duty wilderness 18 oz vinyl with no cutout. I prefer a continuous floor, not a cut out.  The cut out allows water and bugs in to your tent. Rich
You can select floor options above. 
For non sewn in floors, a relite or vinyl stake in floor can be ordered. 

RELITE FLOORS: Relite floors are thin and there is a strong possibility of floor punctures when stepping on sharp objects such as rocks, pieces of branches, etc, that are under the outfitter tent floor area. CLICK to view additional information.

Outfitter tents for sale manufactured by Montana Canvas are warranted against defects of materials and workmanship. Any product found defective will be repaired or replaced (at the discretion of Montana Canvas) without charge when the product is returned to the retail seller with freight charges prepaid.  All warranty issues are handled  directly by the Montana Canvas Company.

TESTIMONIALS

Received my second Montana Canvas outfitter tent.  Cut the metal tubing for the frame and set it up.  Looks great.  I know it will be great during camping based on using my 12 x 14 in the past. For elk camp this year I will set up the 12 x 14 right in front of the 14 x 17 and use the 12 x 14 for cooking and the 14 x 17 for living quarters.  I know it will be comfortable setup and easy living with your wilderness stove.  I am an experienced camper and the tents are great. Jim

 Thanks Tyler.  Just completed my purchase.  Thanks for making this purchase so easy with all your guidance  and recommendations.  Brian

 Tent arrived on time today.  I unpacked it and built my frame using your angle kit.  Very easy.  Nice tent.  Thank you. Warren

  I have had my Montana Canvas Tent for 10 years.  I bought the tent, angles, fly, floor and Yukon 3 stove.  We  have used it 10 to 15 times a year and we have not had any problems.  I have used it in raging snow storms and rain storms ( we live in western Washington. The Yukon 3 stove works really well.  In the summer my wife calls the tent our "hotel room".


Tent Weights and Peak Heights listed below:
  10 oz 12 oz
8x10 46 lb 50 lb
10x12 61 lb 64 lb
10x14 66 lb 71 lb
12x14 70 lb 80 lb
12x17 75 lb 84 lb
14x17 92 lb 100 lb
14x20 98 lb 110 lb
16x20 107 lb 128 lb
16x23 117 lb 138 lb
18x23 140 lb 151 lb

Blend Relite
8x10 28 lb 16 lb
10x12 37 lb 21 lb
10x14 40 lb 23 lb
12x14 42 lb 25 lb
12x17 45 lb 28 lb
14x17 56 lb 32 lb
14x20 59 lb 36 lb
16x20 65 lb 41 lb
16x23 71 lb 44 lb
18x23 85 lb 51 lb
Peak with 5' Walls Peak with 6' Walls
8x10 7'11" 8'11"
10x12 8'11" 9'11"
10x14 8'11" 9'11"
12x14 8'11" 9'11"
12x17 8'11" 9'11"
14x17 10' 11'
14x20 10' 11'
16x20 9'8" 10'8"
16x23 9'8' 10'8"
18x23 10'3" 11'3"


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