We have had grizzlies in Kate October early November in negative Temps.
Hang your food and smellys and you'll be okay. Probs would leave a steak at home though lol.
Never had a close encounter but their noses don't fail em
I had a 2003 7.3. Was my buggy and loved it to death. However a timing cover, oil pan gasket, up pipes, water pump and injectors at once was not okay to spend on a truck with 220k miles.
Ended up used cummins 2011 g56. Love the thing. Hope your search ends up great.
Everything is too expensive...
I shot mine this evening at about 65 yards. My wind was in their face but they couldn't see me. I had to take a shot because one decided to sound off based off my movement.
I'm sure they knew what was up but in my experience they are so cocky with speed they will give ya a minute
I run a marsupial. Their range finder slides very securely in the webbing after the buckle. Never had movement issues. Super quiet.
I find the tether more beneficial.
I think it depends where you live in wyo. I've seen tons of healthy does and fawns around central wyo. The ones closer to town seemed to fair so much better.
West would be different. Not like it was a few years ago. Hoping it gets better faster. Our golf course supports a healthy herd 😆
I have an anger 28500mah charging pack. It can charge my in reach, watch if needed, phone and headlamps for 7 days.
Cost me a whopping 30$. While not waterproof it stays in a dry bag.
6.5prc. Standard 143d hornady eldx. Coming out a weatherby vanguard platform with a radial brake.
Shot her at 250 yards. Hit more cows at a distance of 300 to 400 yards. Killed many goats and deer ranging 200 to 550.
For what it's worth always had great expansion and damage in the boiler...
Yeah. I had one on my 21 ranger for two years. It stood up to 80mph winds, rain, snow, etc. Gets a tiny bit dusty but I think all toppers do at some point in the inside.
I live in wyo and if installed properly my gear was never wet. I really got it for breathability and dogs in the back. It saw...