Chirogrow, In my teepee I use a long wide borah bivy with bug netting for head area. Not restrictive, super light and compact to carry/pack, water resistant for condensation, can be fully zipped if bugs are super bad, helps contain pillow in the night, and most important to me, can be fully...
Jeremiah, I like your setup and have run this same in good weather but have not had the courage to use when I know storms are coming. Have you run this in rain/snow? How did you manage?
I don't know your shelter, but yes, wood stove for warming and drying things out is awesome. Just be sure there is wood to burn where you are going and your shelter is floorless.
Nick,
I have appreciated your posts on the forum, and they have provided help to me and I am sure countless others who pursue information here. That said, I need to take exception to your post on this thread. In 2019, you posted multiple times in support of 60 inch club. In one post, you even...
Forum followers,
I feel compelled to respond to this thread to provide some first hand information. My hunting partner and I are the hunters who were evacuated by helicopter this year and we did our hunt planning through 60 Inch Club. I want to be sure that as I send this post, I am only...
Another limitation of spray is when you are dropped remote without resupply option like you may have on day or short weekend hunts. Specifically, if you deploy spray to deter nuisance "camp bear" on day one of a 14 day drop hunt, how do you reload? In this circumstance, I may consider a double...
Siggy, thanks for the review on the 12's. Helps to have some first hand review experience. I see you are using the headrest.....any issues getting into a chest harness with headrest on?
Good stuff here. Something I picked up from a similar thread several years back was to add a serious pain killer to the kit. I added two doses of left overs from a knee surgery. I have now carried an opioid pain killer for 5-6 years. Three years ago I slid off a snow filed and broke my neck...
Ran a SO 8 man tipi in alaska last fall. Had some 50-60 mph winds and we did fine. A few tundra length stakes, and all guyouts used with a tight to ground pitch.
I'm like oenanthe, just a z pad and light bag in my youth have been done, then added OR bivy to the mix fend of rain/snow. Now, in my age I appreciate comfort more and never go without at least a tarp, or small tipi with exterm pad.
One thing I am wondering about for those using their...
Fellow archery Roksliders,
I'm considering a new bow for 2020 and have been reading the threads on here about the new bows. It seems that the gains over the last few years have been minimal per the comments, but I would be upgrading by more than a few years :oops:. My Drenalin was purchased...