Yes I haven't set up the linelocs for this one yet and will take some pictures today or tomorrow when I do. I have no clue if it's the right or best way, but it makes sense in my mind.
I think so. I tie an overhand knot in the cord about 4-12" from the end, and then butt a slip knot against that. The slip knot goes around the stake head, and the 4-12" tag end becomes my handle to loosen the slip knot. With the slip knot tight, there's only the 1/2" "slack" from the edge of...
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Sod cloth goes inside the tent. I have only put gear on it once on one side when it was really windy. In my eyes it's just a little extra "gasket" help with uneven ground when you want to seal up.
I do think you could snug the twilight snug to the ground using the...
They haven't put broadhead days on the calendar yet, so there's a chance it might work out. I just moved things around on our bows to go from indoor target shafts to hunting shafts anticipating having broadhead tuning time soon.
Yes and no.
The archery club we belong to has a few couple hour long sessions in the spring and a handful in the fall where "supervised" broadhead shooting is allowed. We can go to the gun club anytime and that's about 3hrs round trip.
We shoot them as much as we are able, but being in...
Agreed. The other dumb part of it is the possession of antlers on public lands portion. A law enforcement officer who is unfamiliar with hunting could read it and think someone picking up their taxidermy and on an interstate highway is in violation.
There was supposed to be something of value in all that. @Ucsdryder is intelligent enough and successful enough the field I hate seeing someone like him forget that CO is playing vote on hunting every election cycle.
Recruiting youth hunters is important, but a percentage of a percentage...
I am hoping to hear the objective logic of where your "new" hunters are any different than other "new" hunters in regards to the "influx" of them and your subsequent hatred.
You threw out "youth" twice in the second sentence in your reply!
He had a great question that highlighted the irony in complaining about "new" hunters, while simultaneously providing "new" hunters of your own.