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5 days. Morning hunt and evening hunt each day. Opportunity at elk pretty much every day. This is not a "trophy hunt by any means. They call 300-320 class a "trophy". There is always a chance for a big one, just not likely. I got a nice 5x5 let year with my dad's old 35 whelan rifle so no real desire for that again.

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Sounds like you had a good time regardless. Always jealous of your awesome hunts.

Just went through the same research. I ended up with the Kawasaki Teryx4. It fits our family perfect. Easy to get in and out of the backseat and hauls 4 big dudes very easily. With the added jump seat in the back I can put an extra child in too. The only thing I DON'T like is that they are a bit tall. But that is because of the stadium seating. I have to air down when putting it in my toy hauler. Oh, and not as many after market parts as there are for some of the others. I loved the looks and features of the honda and was very close to getting it. The kawasaki just fit us better. And its ORANGE so it wins hands down.

I heard he got caught up in a bow purchase from some dude named Ellen and hasn't been the same since...

Did anyone notice who WROTE the article?.....lol

Short, but don't want to give away too many secrets on the interweb.... Cow call.mp4 For those of you who want to learn she charges 1 cookie per 2 minutes.

Probably nailed it. They were pretty ripe. Maybe I just had incorrect expectations as to the juice taste too. I will try again. I hate flying blind. Lol. Thanks for the input.

didnt even get that far. The juice itself just smelled and tasted bad after juicing. Tried several different methods of juicing. Some worked better than others but all tasted and smelled bad. Am I missing something? Is that just the way it is supposed to be? As good as the fruit tastes I couldn't believe the juice was so different.

I completely suck at being at being a pioneer wife. Collected a ton of pears yesterday and went through all the proper steps and my juice tastes like crap. It actually tastes like stink bugs. No idea what I am doing wrong. Going to collect some more and try again.

What method(s) do you use to help find downed animals when you are by yourself? Lets say you shoot across a canyon, knowing you have a good hit and a downed animal, how do you get yourself to THAT spot efficiently to start your search? This is of course assuming there are no power lines use as a point of reference....

I hear those GPS units can be complicated and daunting. Glad you figured it out.....😁

Well whatta ya know! I tried the sight n go on my Oregon 600 this past Saturday and low and behold ANOTHER useful feature! Seriously, I had NO idea.....lol

Can I be your friend? Lol

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I put my teryx 4 on top of my regular size jumping back. Hauls it just fine. They have tortion axles to carry the heavy weight. Teryx 4 weighs up around 1800 with all the stuff I have on it.

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I can't believe I never knew this about the Garmin. I use my Garmin religiously and thought I knew it pretty well. Guess I should read the manual one of these days. Lol

I want to be adopted by Lance....

Nobody has stated it is complicated or daunting. I only asked as a point of conversation. Oh look, a conversation about a hunting topic! You're welcome.

I thought they were posted here..... https://www.coueswhitetail.com/forums/topic/80881-popcorn-thread/

You know you want it

Who do you recommend? East Valley preferred but will go anywhere(except Tucson....yuck)

Thank you to Todd at Southern Xpres. Great guy and great work.

This is how we role when I am NOT cooking...