An alternate title for this article could have been, "Hunting still controversial; urban / rural divide persists".
It's very different there. Long ago and far away now, I did a study abroad in college in NZ, and a lot of traveling / backpacking throughout both islands. At one point ended up...
I've had my Ollin now for a couple weeks and can say this is the best phone > spotting scope adapter I've come across. Really happy with it--used it this last weekend at the range in conjunction with my Vortex Razor HD 85mm and it was just great. Way better than my old PhoneSkope.
Howdy folks. Older thread I know, but I drew the 455-20 permit for elk this fall, and thought I'd put a note here to see if anyone on HT has had this permit as well the last couple of years? I'd like to connect with you if so and ask a few questions of you. I am planning on a later season rifle...
Howdy folks. Older thread I know, but I drew the 455-20 permit for elk this fall, and thought I'd put a note here to see if anyone on HT has had this permit as well the last couple of years? I'd like to connect with you if so and ask a few questions of you. I am planning on a later season rifle...
I'll chip in my $.02 here. I think what kind of hunting a new person wants to do plays a role in startup cost. I think it's a fair statement that a day hunt for, say, an antelope or maybe a whitetail where you are not in the mountains, is different than setting yourself the goal of pursuing...
Thanks everyone who's replied. Very helpful to see what others are packing. Here's a my day kit broken out. The majority of it is straightforward.
Bandaids
Wound closure strips
Burn/blister dressing
Moleskin
Quikclot bandage
Tourniqet
Celox-A Syringe (similar to quik-clot, but designed to work...
I spent a bunch of time last week rebuilding my first aid kits in preparation for hunting season. I am curious to hear from others on this forum what their kits consist of. At one time, I was an EMT, so I tend to have a fair amount of stuff, between my backpack and the truck. I have three kits...
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Was in your same situation a few years ago. Wife worried and unhappy I was solo hunting and out of cell service while doing so. Bought an inReach/wife doesn't worry/wife is happy/solo hunting no longer a source of disagreement.
If I have to spend $$$ and schlep along another device so...
IMHO some good advice there about other hunters/escape routes from GrantK. I knew some older hunters who were very successful in an area in MT with high hunter pressure. They would sit the same little spot year after year, more often than not, eventually an elk would go by trying to get away...
First, this is really interesting and thank you ShortAction for sharing it. FWIW, I carry both. Spray and my Glock 20 with Buffalo Bore 220gr hard cast bullets. Spray goes in a holster on my pack belt and Glock goes in a chest holster that attaches to my bino harness.
Second, I'll ask a...
Probably around 90% in my house. Am fortunate to typically get an elk and a deer most years in MT. Perhaps an antelope sometimes. That is plenty for the two of us, and sometimes we have enough to help out friends or family that were not as fortunate. My wife buys chicken, and I like to eat...
I'll second the comments about freezing milk jugs or some such. Ice lasts a lot longer and you have a lot less mess that way. I've ended up buying two of the Orion coolers Randy is always talking about-they are awesome and worth the money. Good coolers will stay much colder much longer. And once...
One of my favorite things to do with back straps. I typically leave them in larger pieces, usually 3-4 on a side, depending on how long they are. I use a classic recipe for beef wellington, and just substitute elk for the beef. Roast the meat in a pan til its nice and brown, then a layer of...
I know a lot of us here use and are pretty darn happy with our MR packs and gear. Thought I would share this story that ran in the Bozeman Chronicle today. Dana Gleason was kind enough to talk with kids from Simms and Bozeman about entrepreneurship and business. These kids were touring Bozeman...
This is really interesting about Garmin acquiring DeLorme. Though I will say that in its current form, I think it would be difficult to use onX maps on an inReach. The inReach screen seems pretty small for that. Still it will be interesting to see what happens. Also didn't know that Garmin...