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Is your life revolving around your upcoming Elk hunt?
No. I do shoot a lot in preparation, but I shoot a lot because I love shooting. Bow and guns. I think about my elk and deer hunts, but I got so much more pressing stuff to sweat. Even had crap pile into the first couple weeks of September. Last 2 weeks I’ll be in the woods. -
CO Elk hunt — Let’s see some photos of rag horns
My first archery elk. Just the start of my “Rag Central.” It’ll eat. -
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Any New ideas for backpacking food/snacks?
My wife makes these little guys: peanut butter, dry oats, chia seeds, honey, and usually M&M’s….mix it all together in a big bowl and form little balls out of it. I don’t know exactly how she does it, but they’re pretty dang good. -
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Rip TKO arrows
I bought a dozen RIP SS a couple weeks ago. Went with Iron Will 50 grain HIT’s with 25 grain collar. I haven’t had issues so far…knock on wood. But I did basically what you guys did, score, clean(I used alcohol), air out, clean swabs till they stayed clean. Then used AAE Max Impact insert... -
Nosler E Tip loading problem
I have an old Tikka M695 .270. I love that gun but haven’t tried any all copper bullets in it. -
Wrist Strap Releases
I picked up a Spot Hogg Wiseguy from the classifieds. I love it. -
Backyard buck
PET….or EAT? Hard to interpret with spellcheck these days…..- JK47
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- Forum: Blacktail Deer
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Nosler E Tip loading problem
I never had that issue with the E-Tips out of my .308, but I also changed over to the Barnes TTSX. Grouped better with the same velocity. -
Sold 12 Victory RIP 50 grain Inserts
One dozen factory inserts for Victory RIP arrows. These are for .204 ID arrows. New, never installed. $20 shipped.- JK47
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- Forum: Archery Classifieds
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Team elk thoughts?
I have the EXO K3 frame with 4800ci and 3200ci bags. Which bag I use is dictated by what I’m doing that particular trip. Very versatile. Can swap bags in a few minutes. I haven’t tried the other brands. Haven’t seen the need to. Mine has been flawless. You can find pretty good deals in... -
Kenetrek vs. Crispi vs. everything else
No worries. I always have a new pair on standby. -
Kenetrek vs. Crispi vs. everything else
They’re worth the cost, in my opinion. Their customer service is outstanding. I’ve had a couple pairs resoled and they do great work. Just don’t leave them sitting outside where the sun bakes them for hours…..I left a pair outside for a week and my size 12’s turned into 9’s. -
Kenetrek vs. Crispi vs. everything else
I wear Kenetrek Mountain Guides day in and day out. I live in them. I wear them at work, at play and even with shorts. Flat, hills and all terrain in between, the Kenetreks are great. They are stiff. But I’ve never thought about how stiff they are while wearing. Only how comfy my feet... -
Your Elk Hunting Rifle
Look on the bright side….all you gotta do to get in elk shape is lug that heavy dude up and down the mountain. Definitely a nice rig despite the pounds.
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