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Many hunters dream of owning their own property and cabin. No longer would they need to plan trips with a buddy who owns property or pay for lodging in state game lands. Finding and buying property is half the battle. Once you do, you’ll need to make it habitable for a good night’s rest after a long day of hunting.

Whether you have had your storage shed for years, have recently purchased, or are looking at storage shed options, it is important to know how to organize your storage space.

Tiny houses are great for individuals or couples just starting out. People who are tired of renting but unable to afford a traditional home may find their needs and interests align with a tiny house. Tiny homes are a great way to save money but the lifestyle may not be a fit for everyone. Considering going tiny? Here’s a list of pros and cons of tiny house living to help you decide.

In-law suites are a great way to bring your parents or in-laws closer to home if they need extra care, or if they are looking to spend more time with their grandchildren. An in-law suite makes this a possibility while also providing a separate living space for privacy and comfort.

Your garden shed, hunting cabin, or storage barn is a sizable investment - an investment you’ll want to last for many decades. To make your shed last a lifetime, you’ll need to maintain its condition throughout the years with yearly upkeep.

The summer is a perfect time to perform yearly maintenance on your outdoor shed. After an icy winter and rainy spring, you can easily spot damage caused by seasonal weather during a clear, summer day. Follow this guide through 11 steps to maintain your storage shed. (Plus a bonus at the end!)

The art of making pottery and ceramics is fun, relaxing, and has many health benefits, but it requires space for working and storing pieces. Instead of trying to fit everything into your garage or visiting shared spaces every time you want to create, storage sheds can be used to make backyard pottery studios.

A painful truth is that the winter months can wreak havoc on your storage shed or garage organization! Winter in the colder regions of the country translates to many occurrences of inclement weather and lots of time spent outside cleaning up after it and maybe even playing in it. With the cleaning and playing in the snow, sleet and ice come all of its associated equipment. For cleaning, households typically at least have shovels, but there are also snowblowers, tractors with plows, and more!

Depending on what state you reside in and where you have set up a hunting camp, the weather across the course of the winter months may vary.

While you likely didn’t buy a shed just to accent your backyard, the exterior appearance of your structure is still important! Having an old, worn-out storage building can take a toll on the overall appeal of your yard, as well as detract from property value. Here are some ideas for enhancing your storage shed and making it the focal point of your backyard.