HuntHarder

I eat them on scouting trips and bring extra food in case they suck.

The beef stroganoff was actually pretty good and tasted very similar to Mountain House. The Teriyaki chicken, Lasagna, chicken alfredo all were pretty lack luster. Maybe a fluke, but 2 out of those 3 made my guts hurt the next morning. I found them really cheap one day, so figured why not give them a go. I will stick to Mountain House and Peak's from here out. A lot of guys have issues with Mountain house but I have never really had any issues with them. I think they are actually pretty tasty usually. Peak Refuel have been pretty solid, but imo not much better than MH and cost a little more. The benefit of Peak refuel is they, across the board, take less water to make.

Some good ideas i think. I dont agree with all of them, but I'm not supposed to. Crossbows can be in issue but I feel like it's fairly isolated to a few dicks. I ran into a guy on my last antelope hunt that shot a buck at 140 yards with his crossbow. Guys do it with compounds too, but it takes a little more skill because there is now tripod involved. Really tough issue to solve imo. Good on you for actually sending in ideas on changes you'd like to see happen. I think mandatory harvest reporting should be a big push this go around. Its the ONLY way to get accurate info.

Watch Sierra trading post, they frequently have deals. Fyi I tried some of the readywise meals over the last few trips, I suggest bringing a water hose instead of toilet paper.

Dream buck.

Wtf did I just read?

I was sitting a blind. My long sleeve black undershirt shirt is in my blind.

Whats your height/ weight? No homo

Dude those macros sound good. High carbs low fat working good for you on getting shredded?

wait.... you were driving slower than a road hunter? Push on the accelerator a little. They usually drive 5-10 mph.

nvm

perfect! The only people that are affected by road hunters are usually road hunters.

Get a larger one and sell it afterward. If you get one too small on accident, you are F'd.

Its an individual fit/ comfort thing. I use kennetrek and crispi's right now. The Crispis are more comfortable right away but do not offer as much support as the Kennetreks. Both have their place imo.

Yet you really never see the cellular ones anymore since the rule was enacted.

Stud buck right there!!

That sucks! backup release is a must with me. There was an elk hunt that I hiked 1/4 mile before I realized I left my release sitting next to the tree I was resting at. We backtracked using the GPS and luckily found it. From that day, I have never went bowhunting without a backup release. Hopefully next year, you get some redemption.

You didnt want it to be over that fast anyway.

Put a note that tells him he can't rip your camera off that tree until 2022. Thats when the ban goes into effect. Stupid bear.

Like said above, nothing is required however, if you knowingly sell to someone underage, out of state or a convicted felon, you could be held accountable by ATF. The key word is knowingly, which is why some guys require Id's and a bill of sale.

Not to Hijack, but the Nl's are everything they are cracked up to be. I did a bunch of side by comparing this last weekend. My buddy is buying a pair too now. The 12's have a huge Fov and are brighter than the 10x slc HD. Pretty impressive binos.

There was a couple pair on Rokslide.com a couple days ago

110ish

Outdoorsman stud here as well. Really simple to install. They have a video online that literally shows you EXACTLY how to install it. As far as voiding the warranty, I am not worried, they allowed The Outdoorsman to press in a stud on my EL's and still warrantied them. This is less intrusive and easily reversed if needed.