So I'm curious how many of you carry a spotting scope during archery season? I am thinking of bringing mine but probably leaving it in the truck I have a good set of binos.
I'm trying out pioneer zone. Well my 13+ drive will afford me the opportunity to listen to it all and I will have no one to bother with me practicing my calling.
I'm hoping to hike in far enough to be away from other hunters but that is a dilemma too being solo and getting to far in
This is going to be my second ever elk hunt and first ever archery hunt of anything. I struck out on all my draws so I picked up a OTC tag in Idaho. My first elk hunt was also in Idaho. Unfortunately everyone dropped out on me so this has now become another solo hunt. What I am super excited...
Med kit for me is super important to me. Cuts, reactions to Bug bites, or headaches could ruin any hunt having something to treat or reduce any pain is a must
I use the carabiner and attach to my exo pack strap on my chest. Surprisingly even with it just hanging there it doesn't move around too much and I hardly notice it. If I ever need it I can access it with out having to remove my pack.
I hunted McCall 2 years ago during rifle season. Weather was cold in the am warmer in the afternoon. I got snow the first two days while I was there and was dry the rest of the time. Opening day I had 4 cows come in on me about 10 yards away. Never saw another Elk again. There were tons and tons...
I purchased a pack of Caribu Game Bags the Magnum series which is suppose to fit an elk. I have yet to harvest an elk so I cant tell you for sure if that is true. I how ever used them for my mule deer and they worked out great. I love the synthetic material and kept the meat clean and cool...
I bought the stormfronts last season. They worked great for me. Through the rain and snow they kept me dry to the bone. They are super easy to remove. The sound from the pants didn't bother me since I was in rifle season I was consistently far enough out from deer that it was a non issue.
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