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Seats/Pads
What does everyone use for a seat/pad? Interested in hearing the different ideas. I've heard of guys using car mats, garden pads, cut up sleeping pads, etc. I want to get a take on what I would think would be the most comfortable, yet easy to pack seat there is.- Flatlander3
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- Forum: Backpack Hunting
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Times a cheap piece of equipment saved a hunt, or my hide.
Can't think of anything at the moment, but looking forward to what others have to say!- Flatlander3
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- Forum: Other Product and Gear
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Story of my first Elk (CO 1st Rifle 2019)
Congrats and great write up.- Flatlander3
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- Forum: Elk
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WY Draw question
Don't mean to hijack the thread, but only to add another question.If you have health problems after you draw a tag, can you turn in the tag with some type of refund? I tried looking and it may only cost you an applicanton fee?- Flatlander3
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- Forum: Pronghorn
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Marsupial Bino Harness
I was set on purchasing the Marsupial bino harness, then I listened to the recent Rokslide bino harness podcast, which brought up not being 100% enclosed with the sides being open allowing dust/dirt/snow in. I never realized this but is a very good point that is making me second guess. Has...- Flatlander3
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- Forum: Optics
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EOY '19 - What Worked, What Didn't?
I am really enjoying this thread. Keep the comments coming!- Flatlander3
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- Forum: Backpack Hunting
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Need layering help
The ferrosi sounds kind what i am looking for. I did a quick search and some were 35$some were 100$. Whats the deal in price difference. It looks like outdoor research is the maker?- Flatlander3
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- Forum: Other Product and Gear
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Mule Deer Doe Off Tasting?
I'm willing to bet you didn't use the "TenderBuck"........extreme sarcasm. Youtube it for those who don't know what I'm referring to.- Flatlander3
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- Forum: Deer
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EOY '19 - What Worked, What Didn't?
Worked -Liner socks matched with merino wool socks: eliminated any hot spots and helped wick moisture -Uninsulated boots: My feet always got cold. I thought for many years I needed more isulated boats. I heard or saw a video, not sure where, that they had the same thought process. They then...- Flatlander3
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- Forum: Backpack Hunting
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Heel Blister Help
As others mentioned, try a liner sock. The friction goes between your liner sock and outer sock. Eliminates the friction on your heel. Also, kinda strange you started getting blisters 3 days into your hunt after using them quite a bit before hand it sounds like. Think to your self what is...- Flatlander3
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- Forum: Other Product and Gear
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Need layering help
I am looking for input on a mid weight layering option. I searched the thread and it seams like the sitka timberline or patagonia houdini are popular options. So the main use would be in the 25 to 35 degree weather walking around. Please keep this in mind. I currently run a First lite kiln...- Flatlander3
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- Forum: Other Product and Gear
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Scheels clothing
I am curious too for the same exact reason you state about cabelas. I am always impressed with scheels customer service and knowledge on products.- Flatlander3
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- Forum: Other Product and Gear
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Elk Shoulder season meeting
What is a shoulder season? Only cows like a bonus hunt?- Flatlander3
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- Forum: Elk
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How to use the load self MR Metcalf
I know. Appreciate the help though!- Flatlander3
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- Forum: Backpack Hunting
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How to use the load self MR Metcalf
Found it on the site. You are supposed to unweave 4 straps plus 6 buckles. Not a very good design imo.- Flatlander3
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- Forum: Backpack Hunting
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How to use the load self MR Metcalf
So the two straps don't undo, directly above the small pocket and rifle butt sleeve? If I don't undo rhose I can't pull the pack over the frame Is there any video or instructions on this?? Ive looked and everything out there is different layout or old design.- Flatlander3
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- Forum: Backpack Hunting
