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<blockquote data-quote="blvette75" data-source="post: 2771614" data-attributes="member: 72440"><p>I believe that it is what you are comfortable with carrying, how much other gear. For me living at altitude in Colorado it's been tough after the Covid, had asthma already, but never desired to go lighter than the 10-11lbs with rifle, bipod, ammunition, and a full pack, but trying to get my endurance back up has been tough. But now I am going lighter on the rifle for deer, elk. for a couple of bucket list hunts I know I won't get lighter than 11.5-12 lbs. If you are in good shape and have maintained your muscle mass stay safe and have fun, carry what feels good don't overdo it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="blvette75, post: 2771614, member: 72440"] I believe that it is what you are comfortable with carrying, how much other gear. For me living at altitude in Colorado it’s been tough after the Covid, had asthma already, but never desired to go lighter than the 10-11lbs with rifle, bipod, ammunition, and a full pack, but trying to get my endurance back up has been tough. But now I am going lighter on the rifle for deer, elk. for a couple of bucket list hunts I know I won’t get lighter than 11.5-12 lbs. If you are in good shape and have maintained your muscle mass stay safe and have fun, carry what feels good don’t overdo it. [/QUOTE]
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