Good Sports will fit for about $25. They carry Mystery Ranch and others. REI will fit for free and has large selection but no meat haulers. Academy has no fitting but many day packs.
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I do boot camp workouts and have had four knee surgeries so running is awful for me. My PT friends all recommend Hokas. I tried them but couldn’t get the size right. They are VERY tall and absorb impact. My favorites now are these Under Armour. I can actually run some! Oh, I totally abused the...
Fantastic first aid kit by family-owned company. I’m wilderness first aid certified and find it hard to find a more complete, compact kit.
Surviveware Small First Aid Kit with Labelled Compartments for Hiking, Backpacking, Camping, Travel, Car and Cycling...
$7 quiet case for my reed calls. Nice because it dries quickly. Slides into pocket or pouch.
UT Wire Pocket Earbud Earphone Case Pouch Bag Organizer, Orange https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B014PM4B8U/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_YgTwFb2Z8NTX9
Awesome, lightweight scope cover. So fast to remove without losing.
ScopeGuard Alaska Neoprene Scope... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B011F9BVAC?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
I bought the small blaze orange jacket for $9, cut off sleeves, essentially like a vest and sewed openings shut all around. Attached straps and used SJ auto lock clips to secure to my Mystery Ranch pack. Since It is tough but soft enough soft shell, and it has a long zipper and zippered pockets...
I use also this on my hiking poles that have a flip open cap and 1/4-20 screw head (meant for cameras). Doubles as my shooting monopod.
When not hiking, I attach the yoke to this monopod.
Manfrotto Compact Aluminum 5-Section Monopod, Black (MMCOMPACT-BK)...
I use the Fairshare. I put in a quart ziplock and rehydrate and eat my meal in it. No clean up!
GSI Outdoors Fairshare Mug II, Superior Backcountry Cookware Since 1985, Blue https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B001RP8GA8/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_amQwFb8VYD785
Maybe... all other variables equal, right? Different powders and charges affect perceived recoil. I understand velocity vs charge vs bullet weight, etc. My intended point was that it a 165 bullet may feel more familiar to a shooter that is used to 150. I’m not greatly experienced so will defer...
My PT is a lifelong backpacker and corrected how my pack was loaded, shifting the heaviest gear high to between the shoulder blades and closer to back. Big relief.
https://www.wildbackpacker.com/backpacking-gear/backpacks/how-to-pack-a-backpack/
My son has a go Wild in 6.5 CDM. Great gun. Best part is at 110 yd it shoots same group with Hornady 129 gr American Whitetail as with 143 gr Precision Hunter without scope adjustment. Nice to shoot former for WT/coyote and latter for Axis/hog.
Stock answer is whatever you and your rifle shoot well, right? 180 is too much if you anticipate recoil. I’m going with Hand loaded 165 gr Barnes TTSX again with Big Game powder. Lots of answers and opinions. I also hunt TX WT. If you shoot 150 now, consider how recoil tolerant you are and if...
Thanks. I’m specifically deciding if I’ll take the sewn in stripes off my blaze vest. They are the silver fabric type. I’m glad Desk Jockey notes the IR and UV sensitivity. I did doctoral research on UV signals and detection... but for a very different application, although I did study how...
I understand the many benefits and uses of reflective stripes/tape on gear and clothing and while hunting. I want to be seen by hunters but not game. During daylight hours, I’m pondering whether game can see the reflective strips I’m wearing. Anyone come across a solid answer? Elk are primary...
I don’t feel mine have changed size, although my foot has. The three main pair have been through all weather conditions and abuse. I rinse off salt and keep them conditioned. My opinion, but Crispi boots should be on your list for consideration.