DIY elk hunting tips
#13
RE: DIY elk hunting tips
No I didn't gt him aged. But he is deffinately an old boy. His Ivories were the most worn I have ever seen. And he has several weird things going on with his rack. I will post some good rack shots when I get him back from the bug guy! Congrats on your bull! I too was close to a MONSTER bull, I got within 50 yds of him twice. I even drew on him. But in my opinion it was just to far... He tore the crap out of several jack pines right in front of me..
Also with batteries, if you can warm them up they will last a little longer. I taped a hand warmer to my camera battery as a test. Lasted a lot longer that without the added heat.
Also with batteries, if you can warm them up they will last a little longer. I taped a hand warmer to my camera battery as a test. Lasted a lot longer that without the added heat.
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RE: DIY elk hunting tips
ORIGINAL: Colorado Cajun
Great post! Losts of good advise. What tent is that Hardcorehunter? My hunting partners and I are thinking about investing in a good tent and stove.
Great post! Losts of good advise. What tent is that Hardcorehunter? My hunting partners and I are thinking about investing in a good tent and stove.
#16
RE: DIY elk hunting tips
If your hunting the mountains where no motorized machines are allowed (the way It should be) your not going to be able to bring some of the stuff you had said.
My tip Is pack smart being you won't be making the trip up and down the mountains all to often If your packing In by foot. You have some good tips though Don.
My tip Is pack smart being you won't be making the trip up and down the mountains all to often If your packing In by foot. You have some good tips though Don.
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RE: DIY elk hunting tips
ORIGINAL: Schultzy
If your hunting the mountains where no motorized machines are allowed (the way It should be) your not going to be able to bring some of the stuff you had said.
My tip Is pack smart being you won't be making the trip up and down the mountains all to often If your packing In by foot. You have some good tips though Don.
If your hunting the mountains where no motorized machines are allowed (the way It should be) your not going to be able to bring some of the stuff you had said.
My tip Is pack smart being you won't be making the trip up and down the mountains all to often If your packing In by foot. You have some good tips though Don.
#18
RE: DIY elk hunting tips
How am I going to pack these things In 7 miles on foot In the mountains?
10. Bring a treestand and a ground blind as these are going to both be utilized.
13. Bring a table or two to put outside of your tent...a must for putting gear on and cooking off of and very convenient.
18. Bring a broadhead target so you can practice in camp out to 50 yds.
10. Bring a treestand and a ground blind as these are going to both be utilized.
13. Bring a table or two to put outside of your tent...a must for putting gear on and cooking off of and very convenient.
18. Bring a broadhead target so you can practice in camp out to 50 yds.
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RE: DIY elk hunting tips
ORIGINAL: Schultzy
How am I going to pack these things In 7 miles on foot In the mountains?
10. Bring a treestand and a ground blind as these are going to both be utilized.
13. Bring a table or two to put outside of your tent...a must for putting gear on and cooking off of and very convenient.
18. Bring a broadhead target so you can practice in camp out to 50 yds.
How am I going to pack these things In 7 miles on foot In the mountains?
10. Bring a treestand and a ground blind as these are going to both be utilized.
13. Bring a table or two to put outside of your tent...a must for putting gear on and cooking off of and very convenient.
18. Bring a broadhead target so you can practice in camp out to 50 yds.
#20
RE: DIY elk hunting tips
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11. Get a GPS and know how to use it...no way I would go out in the woods without one. In the midwest you can always walk out to a road or farmhouse..the big pines and aspens all look the same..easy to get lost
11. Get a GPS and know how to use it...no way I would go out in the woods without one. In the midwest you can always walk out to a road or farmhouse..the big pines and aspens all look the same..easy to get lost