I downsized my 8x10 walltent this past winter to about 6'x7' and dropped the height down to about 5'8" from almost 7'. I also downsided my wood stove from 12x12x24 to 12x12x12 and dropped the stovepipe down to 4" from 6". I built an internal frame out of hardwood dowels and a tent angle kit that is very quick and easy to set up.
Here is the tent during a test set up.

I can set up a cot and a chair inside, along with a wanigan to use as a table. It all fits well inside my new 15' Chestnut Chum wood canvas canoe.
I plan on going to NY this fall for the "Northern Zone" (Adirondacks) deer season. Although I will be "deer hunting", I doubt if I will hunt all that hard, and most of my time will be spent around camp
I'm not sure if I will go to Little Tupper Lake, Lake Lila or Cedar River Flow. Last week of October. As I get older, a cot, a chair and a wood stove is good.
Here is the tent during a test set up.

I can set up a cot and a chair inside, along with a wanigan to use as a table. It all fits well inside my new 15' Chestnut Chum wood canvas canoe.
I plan on going to NY this fall for the "Northern Zone" (Adirondacks) deer season. Although I will be "deer hunting", I doubt if I will hunt all that hard, and most of my time will be spent around camp
I'm not sure if I will go to Little Tupper Lake, Lake Lila or Cedar River Flow. Last week of October. As I get older, a cot, a chair and a wood stove is good.