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    How do You Carry Your Binos?

    Modified Easton chest rig. 12x50
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    How do you carry your bow?

    I balance my bow for carrying and shooting. Most bows are top heavy so I attach my quiver to the bottom. I almost always carry my bow via hand on grip. If my bow is not balanced it puts a lot of torque on my forearm and kills me on long hunts.
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    To Dovetail or Not?

    If you do a lot of flying it can be nice to use a dovetail. That way you can disassemble you bow easier and protect your sight during travel.
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    Blessed

    Blessed to have a dinner of king salmon I caught in Idaho 24 hours before.
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    Building an optics set up for western hunting

    For mule deer I like 12x binos on tripod and then use a 80x spotter after they are spotted. For archery elk I usually leave the spotter and tripod at home. I have the highest end vortex models but the Leica binos are the best I have looked through for me.
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    Playing around with shelters

    Should work!
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    What time of day are most of your shots on Elk?

    I have shot them all times of the day but my favorite is during the morning while the morning thermals are still strong. I end up catching up to them as they get close to bedding and thermals start shifting 9-10 am.
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    Quitting Alcohol

    My strategy was to never start, worked for 30 years so far. Very admirable thing to do, stay strong.
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    Oregon spring bear

    I have had luck after you get to the area, then pin down what elevation they are feeding at. Focus on new green up less than 6 inches tall.
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    Anyone tried bear?

    Make sure you cook it to proper temp. Don’t want the tric.

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