Selling feet pics on the internet is also lucrative, but doesn't mean you'll earn anyone's respect. Kinda like how everyone I know who has stayed technical (yes, even in technical leadership roles) rolls their eyes at managers who can't comprehend anything that they're doing. You can stay...
Was in the system at 8AM (no line/queue) and then refreshed at 9AM. Saw the new buttons to buy the tag.
Clicked, entered the code and it was already gone.
I'm seeing a trend where things are getting more complex and people maintaining those things are becoming less and less competent.
Honda and Toyota made their name in the 80s, 90s, and 00s and have since rested on their laurels. My first car after college was my wife's 1992 Honda Accord and...
From the 6th grade to the end of junior year of high school I had some form of orthodontic treatment.
Teeth were nice and straight for about two and half years and then I broke my jaw sophomore year of college.
Parents spent all that money and I still ended up with a jacked up grill.
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Down puffy. Picked up both the SG Grumman and the KUIU Super Down Pro. The KUIU ended up staying after trying both on. I could see the appeal of the Grumman, but the Super Down Pro fit a little better and seemed to have more loft.
This should save several ounces in my pack while giving me more...
The only way to gain experience is to do it.
Go in with an open mind, realize that you're out there learning, and don't have any expectations of yourself or the hunt.
I have a particular set of skills... I once used a $25 RTL-SDR off of Amazon to pull down all the smart meters in my neighborhood and was able to tell when my neighbor flushed his toilet.
I am one Home Depot trip away from pulling down weather satellites.
In terms of traditional archery: practice and shoulder recovery. God willing, 2025 is going to be my first traditional archery hunt.
I do have a few muzzleloader/rifle tags here in CO for 2024, but once I started shooting recurve, nothing really compares to the satisfaction of a well placed arrow.
There's lots of boredom, but every once in a while I have to take a large problem, break it down to smaller pieces, and figure it out... which feels alot like harvesting a mature buck at times.
Nothing ever goes to plan and it's up to you to string together the pieces to figure it all out.
How often are you eating in the backcountry vs. in everyday life?
Reason I ask is that having the worst shits right after a big meal (some Peak refuels are over 2k calories per bag) if you haven't eaten anything for a while could be a sign of various GI issues.
That specific symptom (and some...