I agree with the premise of guys taking too many clothes. I did it myself many years ago. We all have our systems. The hard part is figuring out what you really need (I mean REALLY need at a basic level) and then go on to identify what you'd like to bring. Be wary of redundancy. You may not need...
I always book front and back ends separately. Have done that for years. Separate itineraries and confirmation numbers. Easier to make changes if necessary.
It's like wheel of misfortune. Their algorithms and software are putting you into the holes they need filled; or plane schedules are altered due to a domino effect.
Can't advise you on a proper course of action, but you might do well to go look at available flights (as though booking a new...
It might make sense for 'us' to realize many people look at some hunting and game laws the same way they look at certain traffic laws....a nuisance in many ways and no big deal to ignore or take lightly. Hunting with an expired hunting license and driving on an expired registration are both...
I used to have a friend who was a zealous proponent of adhering to every hunting and fishing law. Nobody got a pass for anything if Randy knew about it. He actually aided law enforcement when they busted a couple of his 'buddies'. Randy also had this great side hustle growing and selling dope...
In high wind situations any tent's performance and survival is dependent on keeping it tight to the ground....in other words, securely staked. If wind can get under the floor (if floored) or inside a floorless tent, you've got the beginnings of a sail or balloon. That's one reason I now require...
You'll know when it's time. NO....this didn't work for me. When you truly love a pet like a family member it can be nearly impossible (for some of us) to recognize the right time. I still haven't forgiven myself for allowing my dog to suffer a week or more simply due to my inability to accept...
This thread brings back some wild memories.
The only 2 things that must not fail are stakes and center pole. If I knew I would experience a TRUE 70 mph wind gust I would not want to be in a tipi by preference. I have personally been there and done that back in 2015. Was basically trapped by a...
Does anyone know if ADFG or another entity surveys for winter kill, or issues any type of report? Is such information mostly anecdotal based on various inputs from residents, trappers, pilots, and so on?
No experience with either unit. Both companies began by targeting the lawn care industry primarily, with subsequent residential models happening years later. I think both have good reputations and you would be buying with confidence. If possible I would want to look at both units and operate...
Some of the things often seen in residential mowers:
Smaller rear (drive) tires. Smaller front casters. Decks with thinner gauge steel. Smaller drive belts. Lighter gauge blades. Lower hp engines. Lesser hydro pumps and wheel motors. Basic air filter systems. Non-suspension seats. Tougher...
I have used both stove types and today I prefer a canister fueled stove. Easier to transport than liquid, and impossible to spill. Instant on/off and no priming when cold. I was worried about fuel availability last fall but it turned out to be a non-issue.
I've been running nothing but Kubota zeros for 25 years. I just bought a new Z781KWTi-60 for my farm. Kubota tends to engineer everything on the heavier side. The unit I just bought is powered by a 30 hp Kawasaki engine and is fuel injected. Twist the key and it starts immediately with zero...
Someone is going to advocate for Crispi Highland Pro boots, but you need to have $600+ dollars available.
I've yet to find the perfect boots for my moose adventures. Tall rubber boots (well insulated) are the most carefree boots I've used, but they offer no real support. I've tried various...
Personally I think a lot of people underestimate the degree of foot preparation and toughness needed to comfortably hunt for many consecutive days in super-stiff mountain boots.
I knew and hunted with a Yukon sheep guide who obviously understood boots. He flatly refused to wear really stiff...
I've traveled (flown) many times with wood arrows. On every trip I simply used an MTM Ultra Compact Arrow Case and have never had one problem. I take a maximum of 12 arrows on any hunt lasting 2-3 weeks.
Received these boots today. Out of the box for less than 30 minutes and repackaged to return.
Clumsiest boots to put on feet I've ever tried.
Zipper catches on BOA laces and on leather/velcro cross-band.
BOA lacing only reaches to ankle/instep (think low hiker).
BOA dial WILL let water...