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Wall Tent Setups
Hello everyone. I know this has been a topic a few times, but I’d like to throw out a new thread as a refresher. I’m looking for ideas to make my wall tent more convenient after a long hunt. Usually I think “this would be handy” while I’m in camp, then try to remember to fabricate whatever I was...- Hunter92
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- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Selway Elk
I’m looking at hunting the Selway region this year in Idaho. Unit 19 most likely and no horses/pack animals. Does anybody hunt this unit or have hunted it in the last five years? I hear wolf predation is pretty bad. Is there a lot of hunting pressure as well? I’d like to lay eyes in the area... -
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Can someone please
Dude goes “glamping” and shoots some obscure European round. The man purse is for his .22 derringer. Protection from bears.- Hunter92
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- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Sunday Pic of the Day
Wasn’t the bull I was after. This hunt was something extraordinary though. I had been out every day for weeks before season started. It was a three month season and as soon as it started I was hitting it hard. I had a bull picked out that was in the neighborhood of 46-48” and had double eye...- Hunter92
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- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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6.5 Remington Mag
6.5 has been around for a long time. Long before they were called “six-fives.” I’m sure it will be an outstanding rifle. -
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Component Availability
Ammo seek has a lot of once fired brass. It’s few and far between for new brass, depending on brand and caliber. Primers seem to be on the same trend. I have the best luck googling and searching for an hour for something in stock, but be prepared to spend 2-4 times as much as you did pre-pandemic.- Hunter92
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- Forum: Ammunition and Reloading
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MT- Rifle Opener
Get out early on the first day. Probably find a few bulls with their cows, but most will hole up in places that make you cringe. -
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Powder Life
As long as it was in a sealed container with no moisture/humidity, it should be fine.- Hunter92
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- Forum: Ammunition and Reloading
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Friday Story Telling Music
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- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Montana Representative Rosendale at it again
Hope he’s tough because he sure is dumb.- Hunter92
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- Forum: Public Land Issues
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MT general Seasons
I prefer hunting November with a rifle. Snows will push elk around more. In October following the rut, the elk are in deep dark holes and not easily accessible. I’m a big proponent of work smarter, not harder. -
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Colorado corner crossing legislation proposal
IMO corner crossing should be legal. If access to public lands are closed off by private, there should be a right of the public to access via corner crossing or easement. But I also don’t own land that’s only accessible to me, so take that for what it’s worth.- Hunter92
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- Forum: Public Land Issues
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Which headlamp?
The Amaker headlamp is great. It adjusts the scope of the light from wide to narrow, but it is rechargeable. 90000 lumens but a great headlamp in camp. I’ve packed mine on short day hunts and it was great when butchering.- Hunter92
- Post #74
- Forum: Backpack Hunting
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What are you currently reading?
The Potts Factor vs. Murphy’s Law. It’s a great book by Stanley Potts. He was a rancher in Idaho and Nevada and guided a lot of hunts over a lot of years for elk and sheep in the Frank Church Wilderness of Idaho. One of the great storytellers.- Hunter92
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- Forum: Movie and Book Review
