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Light Weight Rifle for Smaller Hunters?
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<blockquote data-quote="MTLIVIN" data-source="post: 1801248" data-attributes="member: 42384"><p>Comparing the fitness level it requires to golf and hunt the west is the most ridiculous comparison I've ever heard of!!! Come hunt with some of the diehards on here and you'll see exactly how fit you are, as they smoke up 2000+ vertical feet before sunrise with 30+ lbs of gear in air that's already low in O2 while you watch their headlamp disappear ahead of you. Your forgetting the Binos, spotting scope, tripod, rangefinder, game bags, knives, water, food, rope, phone, wind meter, ect… that is always in my pack while hunting. If you haven't done it you straight up wont understand, and its obvious you aint done it. Ounces = Lbs, and Lbs = pain. Starting out a new hunter in the terrain we must traverse requires a light load or they are going to suffer and quit. Elk and Deer don't get big by hanging close to roads and trailheads on public land.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MTLIVIN, post: 1801248, member: 42384"] Comparing the fitness level it requires to golf and hunt the west is the most ridiculous comparison I've ever heard of!!! Come hunt with some of the diehards on here and you'll see exactly how fit you are, as they smoke up 2000+ vertical feet before sunrise with 30+ lbs of gear in air that's already low in O2 while you watch their headlamp disappear ahead of you. Your forgetting the Binos, spotting scope, tripod, rangefinder, game bags, knives, water, food, rope, phone, wind meter, ect… that is always in my pack while hunting. If you haven't done it you straight up wont understand, and its obvious you aint done it. Ounces = Lbs, and Lbs = pain. Starting out a new hunter in the terrain we must traverse requires a light load or they are going to suffer and quit. Elk and Deer don't get big by hanging close to roads and trailheads on public land. [/QUOTE]
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