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  1. J

    2024 SKRE Gear reviews

    Yeah - I agree about the breathability of these pants. I wore them a couple of weeks ago and they felt a bit swampy even with it was pretty cool out - early morning 30 degree weather. It was very noticeable by the time it hit the 60s and 70s. Far more so than my other pants, even with the...
  2. J

    e-bike trailer attached to frame backpack

    Quietkat 2 wheel e-bike trailer. It came with the tires.
  3. J

    e-bike trailer attached to frame backpack

    I took it last week on my moose hunt, but my pack out ended up being like 2 feet, so I haven’t gotten it bloody yet. Next up - elk season.
  4. J

    e-bike trailer attached to frame backpack

    It is good. I have hiked about 10 miles with it just to work out the kinks. It definitely work best with weight forward - just like a trailer and a truck. The most weight I have hauled is 140 pounds, which was fine, pretty easy even up a moderate hill. My hunting partner tried it out a month...
  5. J

    Separate Day for Quads and Hammies

    Man, even when you are not exercising, you exercising. And only 2k calories - you are eating the number of calories that sustain the metabolic rate of most inactive women. I bet if you bumped your calories, your body composition and strength would change dramatically. There is no way you have...
  6. J

    Separate Day for Quads and Hammies

    Both. Also, the training volume. Probably your job too - is it physically and/or mentally stressful? I probably could have managed the demands you put on your body in my 20s, but I am in my late 40s now and I would be a wreck now. I would be getting sick all the time, grumpy, lethargic...
  7. J

    Separate Day for Quads and Hammies

    Brother, you are running on empty, in my opinion.
  8. J

    Separate Day for Quads and Hammies

    Seems like you have a lot going on. You have lost 30 pounds in less than a year - you are consistently in a caloric deficit, so your endurance, strength, and muscle mass gains will all be blunted. Your goals include both endurance and strength, which require different training approaches...
  9. J

    2024 SKRE Gear reviews

    I was one of the lucky winners of the SKRE Venture Flex pants. So, first I want to give SKRE a big thank you for the pants. I am excited to see how these pants hold up. I have high expectations, and I will update this writeup once I have worn them in the field. So, here are my first impressions...
  10. J

    U-Haul needed- CPW moving wolves

    Drop them on Pearl Street in Boulder.
  11. J

    I Pushed SOS and Got Rescued: Lessons Learned

    Listen to Peter Attia’s latest podcast. The podcast guest is Sebastian Junger. The podcast name is the drive. Moral of the story - don’t ignore the stomach ache.
  12. J

    Hearing protection at the range

    I double up at the range and I use the highest decibel rated muffs and plugs I can find. Other than that I don’t know what else can be done. My ears ring all the time as it is and I don’t want it getting worse.
  13. J

    Choosing where to live in Colorado

    Do you currently work in the Springs? What’s your schedule? If you only do one commune a week, why not live somewhere an hour or two away? Lots of options. Castle Rock, Elizabeth, Bailey, Buena Vista, and everything in between. We are in Douglas County - schools are great, everything is...
  14. J

    2 elk in one season

    Unless you have a specific goal about the class of animal you shoot, my advice is buy both tags - hell, buy a bear tag too. Shoot the first thing you are happy with. Assuming you have a place for the meat, decide on the second tag after you have packed out the first. But if you haven’t cut up...
  15. J

    Terminal ascent or trophy copper

    Aren’t they both basically zeroed at 26.5 and 300? I don’t see how the tenth of an inch on the terminal ascent matters at all. What does your gun shoot the best?
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    How will this bear taste?

    I shot an acorn bear last year and it tasted great.
  17. J

    e-bike trailer attached to frame backpack

    I ended up going simple and it might work fine. Just used u bolts to attach a 1 1/4 inch piece of red oak to the frame. It was super easy to pull my wife around the neighborhood, but it got some strange looks. I will load it up and give it some test runs on a trail soon.
  18. J

    e-bike trailer attached to frame backpack

    Thanks. It is not rocky. This thing would not be worth it in any other area I have hunted. The hiking is uniquely easy until you get to the spot we camp. Tipping would be a very bad thing, but I don't think it will be an issue here.
  19. J

    e-bike trailer attached to frame backpack

    Yeah, I will have to figure out how to deal with the cart on top of me scenario. With a rigid attachment to the backpack, the cart should stop before getting on top of me - cart is attached to backpack with a rigid pole, backpack is attached to me. But in the end, I would have to get myself...
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