Me personally I’d never use a hinge hunting.
There’s been too many times that I’ve had to “make” the shot. If you start practicing that with a hinge, you’ll definitely need up with target panic.
I shot a wrist and a couple years ago went to a button. This makes me do the push/pull, but I can...
Retired 5 years ago from IDNR. Have the pension and last year added social security. Then a local company called and offered me a Pipeline inspector job. Now I travel the country and make pretty good money. It’s extra money for hunting equipment and trips.
I’m surprised that no one has mentioned the bow spider. I personally don’t care for it but it was hot a year ago.
I use the same riser hook I’ve had for years. Fits on my belt just a little above my left hand. When I need both hands or a break from carrying, it drops right in. Used some 1” flat...
A second for Doug Boze’s book. It’s an easy read and covers multiple methods of hunting.
Whether I’m hunting bait or stalking, I like to carry a predator call with me. Adds some excitement to slow times.
Pretty limited in the lower 48. I’ve hunted over bait in Minnesota and Idaho. Minnesota is a fall season.
Hunted Wyoming bear, but there’s a lot of hoops to jump through for a DIY hunt.
That’s about all I can give ya, other than, I’m headed to Saskatchewan in May for my bear hunt this year.
Always thought more poundage was a good thing. Used to shot about 89 pounds. Last few years it’s been 70. This spring I realized that a few years ago I shot best with a 65 bow maxed out. Dropped both bows to 66 and back to shooting better.
With age comes wisdom.
She finally graduated last year at 32 with a doctorate in CRNA.
Moved her a total of 11 times from Champaign to Indy to Chicago to Houston to St Louis.
She is a great girl.