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Old Dec 18th, 06, 12:52 PM
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Cool All Terrain Camping Trailer

North Ridgeville, OH (PRWEB) November 28, 2006 -- For many hunters, the fall and winter seasons are the most exciting times of year. Increased frontal activity and big game hunt opportunities are just a few factors that attract these individuals to some of the most remote regions of the country. However, vehicle and equipment mobility in hard-to-reach areas remains a challenge for many. As a result, an Ohio-based manufacturer of self contained, all-terrain trailer systems is seeing continued interest from the hunting and outdoor markets.

The Campa All Terrain Trailer (ATT), manufactured by Campa USA, is a lightweight trailer designed to go anywhere a vehicle can. Made of stainless steel, it can be equipped with special options such as a hot water shower system, solar paneling, water filtration, and an electric refrigerator/freezer. Additionally, the product's unique tent configuration offers the ability to sleep up to 10 people comfortably.

"We're seeing a steady flow of interest from hunters," said Chris Cole, president and founder of Campa USA.

"The ability to be self contained in remote areas is an attractive feature for them. Hunting is a sport that requires a great deal of patience and waiting. These units are designed to make someone as comfortable as possible in those situations without sacrificing the overall outdoor experience," he added.

Because of its potential, Cole and his company plan to give greater attention the hunting market, which according to the National Sporting Goods Foundation, is estimated to be at $1.25 billion.

"This particular vertical market makes a lot of sense for us because the product is a great fit. And pardon the pun, but every time hunters see our trailer, they're just blown away," added Cole.

Another attractive feature for hunting enthusiasts is Campa's Rooftop-style tents. Portions of the tent, which are elevated above the trailer, have proved ideal for scouting and can even serve as a tree stand substitute.

In addition to the ATT, Campa USA offers its Disaster Reconnaissance System (DRS) to emergency management, military and disaster relief officials. Cole contends that both trailer brands provide applications across a broad spectrum of industries.

"Because of the modular design of our units, we serve a wide variety of markets. We see customers really get creative with how the systems are used," noted Cole.

Founded in 2004, Campa USA has experienced recent growth and is actively seeking dealers and partners nationwide to help promote and distribute its trailers.

For more information, please visit CAMPA All Terrain Trailer and Disaster Reconnaissance System Camping Trailers or call 440-353-1917.

For photos, please vist: CAMPA Photos of the DRS and ATT Trailer Systems
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Old Dec 18th, 06, 04:00 PM
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Increased frontal activity
I'd really like an explanation of this.... I mean honestly.

I've been hunting, and believe me.... alone in a deer blind definetely does not include "increased frontal activity"

Maybe I've been visiting the wrong deer leases?

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LMAO

j/k

Looks like they thought of just about everything when puttin this together. However, I'd imagine it's probably a bit too heavy to haul behind an ATV... which is what I'd want to do if I was serious about camping "remotely".

Nice design... for jeepers it would probably be wonderful.

Ride Safe,

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Old Dec 18th, 06, 06:21 PM
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Nice idea, if you don't have a need for a regular trailor.
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Old Dec 19th, 06, 12:56 AM
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I'd imagine it's probably a bit too heavy to haul behind an ATV... which is what I'd want to do if I was serious about camping "remotely".
Just get a Polaris and you will be just fine.
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Just get a Polaris and you will be just fine.
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Just get a Polaris and you will be just fine.




You mean they're puttin hitches on Popo's now? hmmm..... what for?
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Here are some little trailers that even a Honda could pull..

http://www.mudbog.net/forum/t1598
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Old Dec 22nd, 06, 07:52 PM
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You mean they're puttin hitches on Popo's now? hmmm..... what for?
To tow the drowned out, broke tie rod ends bikes back to their trailor.
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I WOULD HATE TO SEE THAT ON THE TRAIL!

OMG what in the heck is that thing. That is not an all terrain trailer. Now if you all want to see a real ATT take a look at my pics on here, they are on the members gallery or type in trailer under search. I make the PAC ATT (PAC= professional atv customizing) This is a trailer that CAN take to the trails with an atv, not a suv like they show in there pic. We also make custom bumper for ATV's. We are working on our web site, but if anyone would like more info, send me a message. KEEP IT MUDDY
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