RE: Elk Hunting Sleeping Bag?
I agree with TXhunter, don't skimp on your bag or your boots. Both will cause you to hate life. The first year I went, I carried a bag rated (?) for 20 degrees. They must have meant 20 outside when you were curled up next to the warm stove inside. I've never been so cold in my life. I came home and ordered the best bag I could get and have never looked back. Remember, you can always unzip your bag to cool off but, it you don't have enough bag, nothing helps. Cabelas has some terrific bags in the $200-250 price range that will work super. Good luck and think warm!