I have hunted elk in the fringe zones of Wyoming and never really worried about it. Then again, I have never see much sign to give me reason to be concerned.
A few weeks ago we were in Montana, around Big Sky, and I gained a whole new respect. I always practice bear safe camp protocol, no...
I opened this thread to throw a shout out to Alaska Guide Creations. Not surprised to see the OP mentions them as the reference. They've been a great company to buy from with exceptional customer service. Just ordered another bino harness today, for my wife.
Exo Mountain Gear has been great...
I popped one open this evening. This is what I found. Also put measuring tape on it
I appreciate all the helpful ideas, though I haven't been able to offer thr best clues until now.
Found this ammo cleaning out my wife's grandfather's storage unit. He didn't have any firearms, or any other ammunition, so not sure why this was in the lot.
Just curious what it is. I'm admittedly ignorant with gun knowledge and my Google skills couldn't turn anything up. I thought .410 at...
Good point. I thought they had a version that came with a pump, but got mixed up with another brand:
Camplux Tankless Camp Shower
Looks like a washdown pump like I have on my boat. I imagine something like that would work with the Flame King?
You guys read the part about bringing the wife along, right? She's a bad a** and hasn't made this an issue. But, I'm not a caveman or a rutting elk and appreciate the scent of a clean woman.
Seriously considering a tank less water heater setup for base camp. My hunting style usually consists of 2-3 day satellite excursions with recharges at a truck base camp. This season and next I'm cashed in on Elk points (wife too) in a unit where day hunts are going to be practical. We also...
Altitude GTX. They were great for a short while, but not going to last. Definitely not worth the price tag IMO. I wanted to try the Laponia, but my size wasn't in stock.
This is where my lightbulb went off. I switched from some lunky Wolverines to a pair of Caterpillar work boots and man alive the difference those ounces made in how I felt at the end of the day was incredible.
I got the same feeling with the Crispi Altitudes, but the durability sacrifice...
I've run Schnee's Beartooth for the last 9 years. They have been great boots; durable, fit my picky feet more than OK and waterproof. The only downside, to me, is the weight penalty.
I've been on a journey trying to lighten my boot weight and decrease foot/leg fatigue heavy leather boots cause...
I bought the CS and it was absolute trash. I chose that model because it was a smaller, and I mainly archery hunt. I also didn't like the external knob on the RF.1. Coming off using the same range finder (Nikkon) that I had for 15 years, I thought it was user error. I struggled with getting it...