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    Going DIY for the New Guy

    Probably should have included that in the original post for perspective. I’ll edit now. Thank you! Same to you.
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    Going DIY for the New Guy

    No doubt about that. I certainly didn’t plan on drawing Utah with two points; who does? The goal always has been to use short-term strategies (OTC, low-point hunts) to hone the skills. We just happened to get lucky and skip some steps. I’d give anything to have had a dozen close encounters going...
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    Doing some planning...The Frank.

    If you’ve got the time, this seems like a great strategy for improving drawing odds.
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    Tripod Advice ?

    Are all legs removable from newer Promaster models?
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    Tripod Advice ?

    Are the legs removable from BogPods? Be handy to use them for a tarp, trekking poles, etc.
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    Trekking Poles?

    This exactly. Shares a lot of the work with your upper body.
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    Going DIY for the New Guy

    Nicely worded. I couldn’t agree more. Believe me, I went through every single one of these thoughts in the months leading up to my hunt. You’re right - a dream/trophy hunt is not the place to cut your teeth; I sure wish it hadn’t been my first experience. The odds of harvesting are undeniably...
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    Idaho Spring Bear

    Bummed about this.
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    Going DIY for the New Guy

    I posted the following paragraphs in response to a thread down the line in this forum. I thought it might be applicable to a broader audience of inexperienced hunters, who might be looking for some encouragement, so I’m sharing again here. Maybe it will help someone out. I got lucky and drew a...
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    DIY for Non Resident Nevada

    I got lucky and drew a good Utah unit last year (we’ll just say it’s close to NV) with two points. Much of that country is so remote, and the pressure so regulated, that bulls tended to be really responsive to whatever we gave them. We were just a group of Texas guys, with no elk hunting...
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