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Walk-in Dall Sheep List
Here’s a good video on heat exchanger efficiency. At the 35:50 mark he goes over weight to burn efficiency. The jetboil stash was the lightest hx system. I think he said it would take 92 boils to make it worth the weight difference from the BRS/550 pot combo. I haven’t used the brs but seems... -
The Experience Project Podcast: Thrive On Difficult Hunts
@B_Reynolds_AK @Marbles Definitely makes sense. I feel it a lot reading the rifle content on here. For me, I’ve noticed it the most with gear and animal behavior. You hear guys using a tipi/stove and another with just a tarp and don’t understand it. Once those same people describe their use...- TOLeary
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- Forum: General Discussion Forum
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The Experience Project Podcast: Thrive On Difficult Hunts
Another great podcast. Would love to hear you on some more! In regards to asking questions about hunting/backpacking, you said something along the lines of asking questions to people who are a step above you rather than an expert because you might not understand fully what the expert is saying...- TOLeary
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- Forum: General Discussion Forum
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Sitka Kelvin Hyperdown
Through an email, it specifies ExpeDry down for the sleeping bag. In their website just says Primaloft gold down. Curious if there is a difference and the reasoning behind it -
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Sitka Kelvin Hyperdown
The name of the product seems a little misleading based off of the down description. HyperDown makes me think HyperDry down was used in it, but the description of bonded gold describes ExpeDry down. I don’t see it in any description, so do you know which down they used in this line of products? -
WTS Biolite 80PD battery pack
$50 tyd Bought about a year ago and used on a handful of weekend trips 20,000mah- TOLeary
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- Forum: Rokslide Classifieds
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WTS Nock On Elevate Rest
$75 TYD Used for one season. Comes with everything pictured. Do not have the whale tail launcher ($15 replacement) or allen wrenches.- TOLeary
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- Forum: Archery Classifieds
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Field Strip meals
I was wondering if anyone did that with bars. I might give that a try. Thanks- TOLeary
- Post #19
- Forum: The Lightweight Zone
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Field Strip meals
Might be worth its own post! If haven’t already, you should check out gear skeptics nutrition videos on YouTube. He also has a gigantic spreadsheet of all categories of food and their calorie allocation and densities.- TOLeary
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- Forum: The Lightweight Zone
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Field Strip meals
Got it, thanks. Yea that might be a good idea 😂 I’m not sure what the health implication for the bags I’m using are but they’re considered boil safe for 10 minutes and I know other bags have a better rating. I was also reading that Glad and Ziplock microwave safe bags are dioxin and BPA free but...- TOLeary
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- Forum: The Lightweight Zone
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Field Strip meals
Do you find the majority of space saving is in the freeze dried meals or do you notice other foods that are good to repackage? Great point, thank you.- TOLeary
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