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Best shooting sticks for elk hunting?
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<blockquote data-quote="Predator 22" data-source="post: 1256733" data-attributes="member: 79364"><p>I personally use a 13-23? Harris bipod when I'm hunting. If I'm shooting from a prone position and it's to tall I use my backpack to elevate my chest and help support the rear of the gun. If I'm shooting downhill or uphill I have plenty of length to compensate for the slope. And if I'm setting in a meadow the bipod fully extended is usually the perfect hight for me. </p><p>All the advice you get on here or anywhere for that matter is just that. Try several different types of rests and see what works for you in the field, shooting in the steepest area you can find. The bipod does add a fair amount of weight but is worth it to me.</p><p></p><p>PS good, waterproof boots (lowa,kennatrek, ect.) are worth there weight in gold when in the mountains.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Predator 22, post: 1256733, member: 79364"] I personally use a 13-23? Harris bipod when I'm hunting. If I'm shooting from a prone position and it's to tall I use my backpack to elevate my chest and help support the rear of the gun. If I'm shooting downhill or uphill I have plenty of length to compensate for the slope. And if I'm setting in a meadow the bipod fully extended is usually the perfect hight for me. All the advice you get on here or anywhere for that matter is just that. Try several different types of rests and see what works for you in the field, shooting in the steepest area you can find. The bipod does add a fair amount of weight but is worth it to me. PS good, waterproof boots (lowa,kennatrek, ect.) are worth there weight in gold when in the mountains. [/QUOTE]
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