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"Mountain rifles" for backpack hunting
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<blockquote data-quote="JohnnyR" data-source="post: 1535206" data-attributes="member: 108344"><p>Speaking of taking the weight off - I'm just as obsessed as the rest of ya about finding that perfect rifle for the steep, deep hunts. However, I still marvel at how much cheaper it is to simply drop 10-20 lbs of fat (at least for my 50 y/o self that is 20 lbs overweight!). Have been working on it for 18 months and the endurance is way up but the weight is about the same. Guess I'll have to lay off the snacks.</p><p>Working out daily did make a HUGE difference in last fall's Flat Tops elk hunt...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JohnnyR, post: 1535206, member: 108344"] Speaking of taking the weight off - I’m just as obsessed as the rest of ya about finding that perfect rifle for the steep, deep hunts. However, I still marvel at how much cheaper it is to simply drop 10-20 lbs of fat (at least for my 50 y/o self that is 20 lbs overweight!). Have been working on it for 18 months and the endurance is way up but the weight is about the same. Guess I’ll have to lay off the snacks. Working out daily did make a HUGE difference in last fall’s Flat Tops elk hunt... [/QUOTE]
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