Sounds good. I have Kenetrek MTN extremes uninsulated and Crispi kanada, second year wearing them both. I'm feeling the crispis are a little more comfortable and more stable. Taking nothing away from the kenetreks as I have no issues with them at all and haven't since new.
Been using the ST Viper tricks 125 for couple years. Shot at a bull in September and swore it should have connected, 42 yds. We found no blood and no Elk anywhere. Now yesterday I shot a cow Elk with same setup and she died 60 yds away, and no blood again. 55yds this time, arrow passed through...
I agree with this completely. To many layers and working to hard. Remove one of those layers, slow down a bit, and wait before putting on the puffy.
18° last week and I wore 2 layers plus a jacket. Approximate 145 weight wool base, kuiu 200 peloton or FL Halstead, Chinook or skre hardscrabble...
3.5-10 unless like the other guy said you want to save weight. I have had the 2.5-8 years, 25 or 30 years and that one just broke a couple years ago when I dropped the rifle, it got replaced by Leupold with a 2.5-8 vx3i. I live in same area and either would work fine. I have a couple 3-9 vx2...
How are the kutanas compared to the attacks? Lighter, heavier, fit, flexibility? Attacks are a no fail always usable all around pant for me.
Also like kryptek Ragnar pant (which they don't make anymore, I think), can slide knee pads in, waterproof knee coating, good flexibility, easy access...
Western Washington late archery elk season starts the day before Thanksgiving, if you're talking archery, and runs till Dec 15, either sex. I'm sure you could buy those otc.
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Looks like either sex for both species at least in these units. For 2019 anyway. Put a couple notes in, are those correct, I'm reading and understanding them correctly?
I've seen many beds that were vacated shortly before daylight. At end of roads or even along roads, wherever they feel like taking a break. Walked up on them at 3pm bedded in timber at the end of a ridge.
Trying to decipher the Mt regs, looks like general deer tag is good statewide and for either sex? I have downloaded the regs and maps of the units. A coworker goes to Fort Peck most years and another guy is trying to talk me into going so trying to figure out what, when where etc.
I think the bins are fine, as long as they(the sleeping bags) are not in the compression sack and cinched down. My bag came with a storage bag for when not using it.
Not with those little uncomfortable chairs.
Keep them in the man cave where they belong. Maybe one in the living room as your contribution to the decor, and rotate every month or 2 to a different one.
You said it in the title, it's her living room. You want her decorating your man cave?
They might be adequate but more power would be better for the distances you state. I use 6x32 or 8x32 almost all the time, only pull out 12x50 on rare occasion. To heavy to pack around and they are best with support and I don't look that far away for animals.