Recent content by rbinhood
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Montana Bowhunt for Elk
I have hunted elk for many years with a bow and am no stranger to how difficult it can be to locate animals. Kind of hard to tell how many miles we walked when it is all up and down hill. We burned our share of rubber. As I said, we weren't the only ones not seeing or hearing elk. We talked to... -
2020 Frank Church hunt. Updated
Great hunt, and great job packing that bull out. Being pushed to your physical limits is strangely fun and exhausting at the same time. Kinda like hitting yourself in the head with a hammer--it feels good when you stop. It's been a dream to float the River of No Return. Read about a guy who got... -
MI Grouse opener 9/15/2020
You had a better opener than I did. Forgot the dog's shock collar, and he doesn't listen worth a damn once he figures out the collar isn't on. He flushed the first grouse way too far out, and then just hunted for himself the rest of the time. At 10 years old, he should know better, but he was a...- rbinhood
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- Forum: Feathers and Wings
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Montana Bowhunt for Elk
Headed to Montana Sept. 1 to bowhunt for elk. Plan was to hunt the Scapegoat Wilderness, so our initial destination was Great Falls. Ran into a grass fire outside Jordan, Montana that required a 4 hour detour. Finally got to our destination a day late due to the detour. We were at the parking... -
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Hunter killed by elk
Passing judgment on a person you don't know is one of the biggest problems in our society these days. Avoiding the animal until it was certain it was dead could have avoided the problem. Dead animals don't gore people. I don't need more facts to reach that conclusion. -
Hunter killed by elk
Sad, but an avoidable tragedy. Wounded animals always present a risk, and should be treated with appropriate caution. More than one hunter has been gored and killed before, and it will likely happen again so long as people don't treat an animal that is not dead yet, with respect. Saw a video... -
Winter tent recommendations?
Seek Outside and LUXE both look like good options. However, keep in mind that even synthetic material will mold under the right conditions. Best bet is to always dry your tent thoroughly after use. In most cases, silnylon only takes a few hours hanging in the basement.- rbinhood
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- Forum: Other Product and Gear
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Grouse Season is Almost Here
Now that is some enthusiasm. I know the feeling, having felt that way myself on many occasions before our ruffed grouse opener. This year I will be in Montana bowhunting for elk on our grouse opener. I feel guilty knowing I will not be out with my dog, but there are an awful lot of leaves on...- rbinhood
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- Forum: Feathers and Wings
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You guys seen this?
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Blue Lives Matter
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- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Fishing from a Paddle Board
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- Forum: Fishing Hole
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Best Trail Cam Pictures
I think they were looking for Rambo.- rbinhood
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- Forum: Cameras - Photo and Video
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Best Trail Cam Pictures
Are you going to share the story with us?- rbinhood
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- Forum: Cameras - Photo and Video
