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BA Lost Dog 15
Ok thank you for the info. If needed I could pack a few extra sleeping cloths for I won’t be too far from the pickup.- Wapiti23
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BA Lost Dog 15
:LOL::ROFLMAO: Haha!!! I am considering the Big Agnes Lost Dog 15.- Wapiti23
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BA Lost Dog 15
Hello everyone, I am considering to buy this sleeping bag for an up and coming deer hunt. I was wondering if any of you have used this item and what your thoughts are on it? I sleep pretty warm and was wondering if this would work okay with an insulated sleeping pad at say the 20 degree mark or...- Wapiti23
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Backpack Camp Set Up
I guess the November timeframe is more of the first week of November for the elk. That would be probably the latest I’d Go hunt for them anyway. The deer aspect of it would probably be for a night possibly two max before heading back to the pickup and in all reality I could get back to the...- Wapiti23
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Backpack Camp Set Up
Alright guys without scrolling through tons of threads I was wonder what everyone is using for their backpack hunt camp equipment. What my current and future plans consist of are as follows: a rifle mule deer hunt in the badlands of North Dakota here in November. Most hunting will be within 4...- Wapiti23
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I drew an archery North Dakota tag !
You’ll be surprised how close to the road you can actually hunt and find deer numbers and quality. The only thing you will find a shortage of in the badlands is fresh water. Find the nearest campground and set up shop. Basically as simple as that. Good luck -
I drew an archery North Dakota tag !
Being a resident of ND I have hunt the badlands quite a bit. Get out of the pickup and glass early in the mornings and you should have no problem finding 140s-150s. 160 are for sure out there you just need to wade through the smaller bucks to find them. Some areas will be void of deer and others... -
6.5 Creedmore or 7mm?
Thank you for the recommendations guys. I do love a 7mm Remington Mag. -
6.5 Creedmore or 7mm?
Sorry for hi jacking this thread but I’m curious on everyone’s thoughts on a light weight backpack mountain hunting rifle for mule deer and elk. Short action options would be great as well. Calibers of interest would be in the 6.5 creedmore to 7mm Rem Mag range. Distance would be no further than... -
Backpack Tent
Ok thank you on the 2 man recommendation! I was questioning if I wanted to carry the extra weight. Is the reasoning for the 2 man just extra room?- Wapiti23
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Backpack Tent
Thank you guys for the recommendations. From what I’ve read on the World Wide Web the copper spur has come up a lot.- Wapiti23
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Backpack Tent
Hello all. I'm looking into a tent for backpack hunting. Most of my hunts range from September to the first week of November. I know snow can fall at any time in the high country and was wondering if anyone has used the Big Agnes- Fly Creek HV UL1 tent? I'm not 100% locked into this tent but the...- Wapiti23
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Boots
Tom I think maybe it had something to do with a stiffer soul and made it kind of awkward to walk on flatter terrain which ended up hurting his feet. He’s the only one that I know that has the Kenetreks and that was the only negative he had said for him. Not sure if he’s flat feet or what. -
Boots
Camp these would be my first. I have been wearing Danners for quite a long time and am looking for something better. The Kenetreks were my original choice but a friend has them and said they are great for the mountains and broken country but can be quite uncomfortable while walking on flatter... -
