Search results

  1. muleman

    Another reason to not cut out your phone to save weight.... Plus some advice for me.

    Sounds like you didn't have the maps pre-downloaded then.
  2. muleman

    Sleeping bag question

    I would think you would be fine for any of the early season hunts for the states mentioned. It is always good to have a safety margin though, for that freak temp swing. If you sleep cold go warmer, if you sleep warm you can get away with more. It really comes down to you and how you sleep.
  3. muleman

    shoulder mount with the gutless method

    + 1
  4. muleman

    30 EE / SO 6man / SO Lrg Stove Test

    I personally run a 20* quilt most of the fall, but am looking to pickup a 0* too.
  5. muleman

    30 EE / SO 6man / SO Lrg Stove Test

    Food for thought. Breathing into your quilt / bag collects moisture and reduces the insulating capabilities. Even with super dooper water resistant down and synthetics. Your body already puts off moisture when you sleep, breathing into the bag adds a lot more unnecessary moisture to deal with...
  6. muleman

    Another reason to not cut out your phone to save weight.... Plus some advice for me.

    BackCountry Navigator. http://www.rokslide.com/forums/showthread.php?8137-BackCountry-Navigator-%28How-I-made-it-do-what-I-wanted%29
  7. muleman

    Salt Lake City - What to do/What to see?

    Sorry, I can't help with the housing then.
  8. muleman

    Salt Lake City - What to do/What to see?

    Congrats on the new job and coming out West. Are you looking to live right in SLC?
  9. muleman

    Backpack Month: Review of Stone Glacier's Sky 7400 + a chance to win one!

    Thanks, Count me in the lucky camp as I don't have issues. Isn't Kurt awesome at listening to his customers and quickly making adjustments where necessary.
  10. muleman

    Backpack Month: Review of Stone Glacier's Sky 7400 + a chance to win one!

    My one real complaint with the Sky 7400 was the chest strap. It would twist slightly or come off the sliders if I was not careful with it. I'm not sure how this could be improved, but I was able to overcome the issues, it just required me to pay more attention to the sliding connections...
  11. muleman

    UT BB Orientation

    Yep. Not bad but not great. I'd like to them have a lot of photos if they are going to make it mandatory.
  12. muleman

    Salt Lake City - What to do/What to see?

    Not sure if you'll see this or not as you are starting your trip. But if you want a chance to see where someone will pay 390k to hunt a mulie go to Antelope Island. As mentioned by khun4, Antelope Island is a cool spot. You could literally spend all your free time there wildlife viewing...
  13. muleman

    What does $390,000 buy?

    No hunting pressure, only two tags a year starting a few years ago. Before that it was closed to hunting for a long time.
  14. muleman

    What does $390,000 buy?

    Heck, I'll get ya a forkie for only 10k!
  15. muleman

    Recommend a bivy?

    I've used a large wide Bristlecone for several season. It is a good bivy of fine craftmanship. The Katabatic Gear has plenty of space and breaths about the same as any other bivy of similar specs. Sometimes I have had a little condensation. Nothing bag saturating and in those instances I...
  16. muleman

    Stone glacier vs Exo mountain

    The Exo looked well constructed and had thought out features like bottom compression straps that don't compress your water bottle on the side, making it unusable. Shoulder straps are now attached via velcro, instead of directly to the titanium frame. Obviously I have no idea on real life...
  17. muleman

    Stone glacier vs Exo mountain

    Approach, Solo, and Sky 7400. I like all three a lot and that bag stable has me covered for nearly any scenario. The Archer looks interesting thought. On a side note, I saw Steve and the 2015 Exo tonight. The pack looks nice. I didn't feel the need to try it on with weight in it after my...
  18. muleman

    Stone glacier vs Exo mountain

    From my experience the straps are a HUGE asset on the SG packs. I've owned and/or packed with most of the best packs (until I got my SG a couple years ago) and feel that the SG straps provide the best factory compression out there. I recently ordered the two different accessory strap sets from...
  19. muleman

    R-Value

    http://www.exped.com/usa/en/blog/some-thoughts-r-value
  20. muleman

    AZ Feral Pig Meat?

    Thanks guys. I'm headed down with some Fredonians who have had tabs on them in the the recent past. Hoping to be able to locate and harvest a few.

Latest posts

Featured Video

Stats

Threads
359,328
Messages
3,799,836
Members
81,819
Latest member
LingCod

Latest Articles

Top