For your sake I really hope the highs are in the 80s! I really prefer the kuiu 145 shirt over the 120. Being able to unzip and let some air in is great. That shirt, the katana stretch woven pants, and a flannel for the morning / afternoon has been my go to kit for many years.
I was thinking about getting a few done this year along with a hun. My trapper buddies seem to all have a bobcat swiping at a pack of chukar, it’s cool
I’m also a side sleeper and bought a sequoia after freezing my butt off one night in another bag. It’s my favorite thing to pack now if it’s gonna be cold out because I know I’ll be sleeping comfortable. A few weeks ago i did a few nights with 10 degree lows no problem. Shook the ice off the...
Question to the guys that have done a buildout before: I have a 20’ enclosed trailer that I’m looking to add a diesel heater to, wondering if it makes sense to insulate the whole dang thing if all I have to do is bring an extra gallon or two of diesel on weekend trips? Would save tons of time...
I don’t deal with as insane of temp differences as you, but after talking to a college buddy that owns a tire shop, he said ridge grapplers over KO2s all day. I was shocked how much more quiet they are on the highway. Do great in snow, mud, rough trails.
I bet if you called a guide in Texas, you could clip and axis deer, some hogs, sand hill cranes, and probably one other little side activity. I went in May (just for axis) and it was really great. Will be going again.
I pretty much always have a backup if I’m driving more than 2-3 hours. Have had a rifle and a shotgun fail on me out in the sticks, probably could have fixed both issues one way or another, but just grabbed backup and moved on.
There isn’t really a one and done solution here. Depends on distance on foot, how many nights, how many people you will be with, the weather, how many time you are setting up and breaking down camp, etc. If you hunt with a buddy, get a 3-4 man tent and let you budget be your guide...
I think all in the rifle weighs in over 11lbs. And no I don’t need a light rifle for my kids, I need a right handed one, but thanks for towing the line as the required internet troll.
Yes, I’m a lefty, but now that my kids are old enough that they are clearly not left handed and it would be...