Recent content by Lukedc

I can see your reasoning. I could never make myself do that. I have scouted my hunting area thoroughly and have 3 good streams marked on my onX map system. I have my trusty gravity filter and will be getting water when I need it up there on the mountain!

Thanks for the word, I am very intrigued by your rain fly into a lean-to. I will have to test that this summer! I also plan on taking a backpacking flask with some of my favorite cuz I agree with your point there.

Guys im sorry for being a derp, but I cant figure out how to switch the yellow "for sale" to the red "sold." If you happen to read this and know then please point me in the right direction.

Sold on 6/24

Looking to buy a truck with some help from this sale, so I will work with the price. Message me and lets talk.

Hey thats a good resource, thanks for sharing. Im looking at it now.

That was the wordage that hit home. I get your point, my poles should be almost here by now.

Selling my XTR. Life isn't allowing me to have nice things right now. Its been mounted and in the safe for over a year. Only been out to the range a few times. It honestly looks fresh out of the box, not even the smallest blemish or scratch. Comes with original box and manuals, sun shade and...

Thats a good scoop, I went and pulled the trigger on a pair off amazon yesterday. As for the binos.... wish I could afford a decent 2in1 set up like that. I am debating if I will be taking my rangefinder along or leave it.

Yea good advice! I will be going solo, so I have to take everything for myself. I was going to start doing some ruck marches early in the AM. Or Ill just do that while I am out shed hunting.

I agree with your list. I have been on the fence about the trekking poles. I think I am just stubborn and not getting them because everyone says I should. So guess I better smart up.

Wow thats an intense breakdown. Its interesting to see how it all adds up. I'm going to weigh all my stuff individually and see where I am at. I like in particular that you only take 6 rounds, I was thinking the same for myself.

I have the Kryptek dalibor ii pants. I find them to be comfortable in a range of temperatures and exertion levels. Not to mention the built in but removable knee pads. They stay in place and are perfect IMO. The only downside is that they make my knees hot on the warm days. Overall the pant...

I am planning a back pack hunt for the coming first rifle season which is 5 days long. Right now my pack weighs in at about 49lbs and the darn thing is bursting at the seams, that includes the weight of my rifle. I am packing in a 3 season tent as well. My 5 days of food consist of mountain...

Ok so I will aim for that. Thanks for the information.