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    Bow Blows up as I release on Monster 5x5

    I rolled my string off dragging my bow through the brush. Luckily my partner was with and with a length of paracord we were able to get it back on and continue hunting.
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    Win Free Gear #3

    Merino, non stink for me
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    Who did you meet hunting this year?

    We'll, we drove 1200 miles, 24 into the backcountry of a LE zone in wy, and met a group from 30 miles from my hometown. Knocked on their camper, and the woman that opened the door did the paperwork on my truck I bought two years ago. 😳
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    2020 Best Bull Elk Hunt Photo Contest, sponsored by Kifaru

    Lost 3 days of hunting to the storm, but partner pulled it off late in the game. Epic battles with weather, no bugles, sleeping in truck because we couldn't get back to camp, etc. Definitely one for the books!
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    Bored, in laramie

    Yes,yes, and yes
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    Bored, in laramie

    Closed roads, waiting for 80 to open😳
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    Win Free Gear #2

    Looking for a warm weather addition for archery antelope, looks like a good fit
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    SKRE Gear 2020 New product releases & member reviews

    love the hardscrabble pants, looks like the merino T will be a good warm weather addition. something I never had was a merino T
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    New F150 motor

    just under $4000 for the kit and labor, $12,000 for new engine
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    New F150 motor

    they would not warrantee anything less, said replacing the gear, chain and tensioner set may last 6 yrs or 6 weeks. This is from the Ford shop.
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    Creepy experiences in the backcountry

    In WI we call them "sex in a canoe" because they're f'ng near water
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    New F150 motor

    85,000
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    CLASSIC- I throw away my brand new Rinehart-- GONE

    Had a college roommate that drove to MT for a muledeer hunt and flew back. He had brought his .45 Ruger Blackhawk, and ended up leaving it with a friend in MT. A week or two later he gets a big box with his Muley horns in it. He threw the box in the trash, and the next day his friend calls...
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    470” Arizona bull

    Depending on the cost of the hunt, but I can only assume you can have one or the other, but not both:)
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    New F150 motor

    I had a major issue with the 2.7. Timing chain stretch, which the resolution was to replace the engine, the dealer didn't recommend just a chain/gear/tensioner replacement. New engine was $12,000 so I traded it in and cut my losses.
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    Is it easier to find elk, or kill elk, archery only

    I have killed a bull and a cow that walked into my lap, about 30seconds between when I found them to when I killed them, hence the thread
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    Quiver preference

    I shot a cow 4 times, all lethal. If you don't have them you can't use thrm
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    Is it easier to find elk, or kill elk, archery only

    So if a new elk hunter reads the above posts as a composite, easy to locate elk, (so if you don't locate elk in a 3 day executed plan, move on) if you locate elk and don't have a plan to get in close, remember and return.
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    Is it easier to find elk, or kill elk, archery only

    So if finding them is fairly easy, would it make sense at times to leave elk to find elk that present an easier"play"? E.g. terrain advantage?
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    Is it easier to find elk, or kill elk, archery only

    what seems to be easier, killing one once you find them (EX: OTC high pressure vs LTE) or is it easier to find them and hard to close the deal. Please describe why. Is it the type of area you hunt, population dynamics, pressure, etc. This will help shed some light on when to give up on an...
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