I have used the Elk Trackers for 2seasons elk hunting. Break in was not to bad, they are a little heavier being all leather. I do treat them at start of season and midway through. My feet stayed dry when my partners Crispi's soaked through. Only issue I have is the area where tongue meets the...
I hunt Northern Idaho, don't get much thicker. Sling is pretty much useless unless your on a trail or old logging road. That being said it's easy to slip off your shoulder and carry as needed when too thick. Yes I try to be careful with the cams short strap and close to my body. Also keep...
Tried a number of different slings over the years including the Primos. Was not happy with any of them. Now if I want a sling I use the nylon shoulder strap from a gym bag with a 4-5 inch loop of cord in the snaps easy to wrap around the limbs when needed. Very small and light to carry when not...
Bear meat is all in how you cook it. Can't be fried. Wife did two roasts venison and bear in separate crockpots. We took to her family dinner no one could tell the difference. Got some funny looks after dinner when it was announced one was bear but all admitted they would had never known they...
I too get tired of resident vs non -resident. I do take exception to one of your statements. For years the only way N/R tags sold out was because residents bought them so they could shoot 2elk. Been hunting Idaho for 30 years. Never had to buy tags before midsummer. Residents complaining about...
Used one for a lot of years. In fact replaced two brush inserts due to wear. I have a friend who still uses one. Really liked them for treestand hunting but have switched to a ripcord drop away
I am 66 and between my two knees I have had three surgeries ( should most likely have had a fourth). A day elk hunting starts with Alive about four/six hrs later four ibuprofen. Lunch break quick rub in with pain cream,once back in camp pack in ice. Doctor says both knees are bone on bone with...
I'm too old and to much of a wimp to hunt with most of you. About the best I did was 4of us took a bull elk out in 1 trip about 4 miles. Upper 70's temp.
Google Hoobly. See if it is in your area. I used it here in Michigan for my lab 4 yrs ago. You can search different areas of your state for the type of dog you are looking for
Bowtech - archery shop called about splintered limbs on bow. Bowtech rep played 20 questions and shop could not answer. Told me this when I got home from 3week western hunt. Called bowtech myself played the 20 questions she said she would contact shop and take care of it. Didn't happen, called...
Been using a Tight Spot for last 5 years. Only time it comes off the bow is when bow is packed in case for flight out west each September. Always use to remove my quiver for shooting till I switched to a Tight Spot.
I fly Southwest as 2 bags fly free. Clothes all go in my backpack and bow case on flight out west. Both of these are checked baggage at no additional cost. I also take a small carry-on gym bag.We split the meat from a 4x4 elk so I bought back a Tupperware tub (processed and frozen) of meat and...
I spent 3weeks in the Wrangler pants chasing elk. Love the pants and the price. Couple observations 1) weeds,seeds,sticktights all seem to adhere to the material more so than the high end( first lite, sitka, kuiu) pants 2. ) I have always had problems with pack pushing waist band down so pants...
We have always split everything equally between the group. Gas, groceries, packing duties, meat. Start out throwing money in the pot to pay for all but personal items and all meat at end of trip divided equal