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Sheep hunting alone?

Done it both ways. I'm not hardcore like most people on here, but some big pros and cons already mentioned. The upshots for me are that it's a very rewarding experience to be out there alone and you can go at your own pace whatever that may be. The downsides are pretty obvious. No second opinion...
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- Post #33
- Apr 11, 2023
- Forum: Sheep
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Favorite Sheep Hunting Pants

OR Cirque in colder weather and Prana Zion pants when it's milder. Both have worked great for me, but it's tough to find pants with a 34 inseam and I put a big premium on fit. Kuiu and Sitka pants are too short for me, and way more $$$.
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- Post #18
- Aug 20, 2018
- Forum: Sheep
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Sheep Boots

I've used the Scarpa R-Evolution Trek (from KUIU) and they worked very well. I could've used a little more ankle support in lengthy sidehills and nasty terrain once I was fully loaded with sheep. Other than that, they are great.
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- Post #49
- May 21, 2018
- Forum: Sheep
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Sheep-Shape: Your definition

I agree with other posters about the mental aspect. I think you can have a successful sheep hunt without a huge amount of training if you have an ok baseline fitness level. I have only gone on one sheep hunt so far (we were successful), but I don't think either of us were in exceptional shape by...
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- Post #30
- May 18, 2018
- Forum: Sheep
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Kuiu/ scarpa R-evolution trek

I recently completed a successful 5-day sheep hunt in the Wrangells using this boot. Overall, I am happy with the boot. I would describe the fit as semi-narrow, flat soled, and they run a little bit large(12 or 12.5 Scarpa vs 13 Nike). It is light, the waterproofing was good, and the ankle...
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- Post #14
- Sep 1, 2017
- Forum: Footwear