If you think shipping containers are only for environmental friendly people and doomsday preppers you might be wrong. Shipping containers, also sometimes called ISBU’s, freight containers, corrugated boxes, crates, sea containers, or conex boxes, have become more user and eco-friendly, they tend to be cheap and offer options for housing, so they are the perfect alternative for vacant land owners looking for a cheap and easy to transport cabin.

The prepper and tiny house movements have brought popularity to shipping container homes, but hunters and landowners may have the most need for them. With an excess of containers stacked high in city ports around the country, they come with a relatively cheap price tag. Often, the biggest hurdle is the shipping cost and arrangements to get them to your off-the-grid hunting property.

Since they are solid steel structures offering watertight storage ( also called wind and water tight, cargo worthy or rodent and insect proof), they are an extremely affordable and secure option for absentee landowners to use as a cabin for their hunt or as a garage for their ATV. Many times hunters are just looking for a dry place to spend the weekend and a place to store a few tools. Shipping container to the rescue, recycled shipping containers can be a great option and consideration for those that own or are looking to buy vacant land without an existing cabin.

Purchasing land without a cabin or current living structure will allow you to buy more land or higher quality hunting land, which is what most of us want in the first place.  Maybe you’ll start out using it as a temporary hunting cabin until you decide to build, in which case you now have a lock-tight garage to store equipment and tools free of any mice or bee hives.  Whatever the case may be, the options are endless.

In the header you have the pics with some of the best shipping container hunting cabins from across the web.