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Horrible Land Exchange Back Again… Help fight!
To be honest, they are correct in that land is not crucial wildlife habitat. It is just more valuable to hunters/recreation than the proposed land. That article is ok, but certainly paints a picture like the face of the bighorns is not accessible, which is also untrue. Just want to make sure... -
Horrible Land Exchange Back Again… Help fight!
Also, one of the reasons I heard for this exchange was for natural gas to be brought to Dayton/Ranchester. That has turned into an absolute mess so really no reason to support this from that angle either. -
Horrible Land Exchange Back Again… Help fight!
I live right next to this proposal, I hope it does not pass. The state land they mention is far more valuable to sportsmen and wildlife than the land they are considering trading for (more wildlife, water, flora etc). Unless the state works to connect it to larger public land chunks, the... -
Jetboil alternatives
MSR windburner is great. Get the larger pot too for additional people. As mentioned above nearly impervious to wind and can be lit with a ferro rod which is a huge plus. Also lots of accessories to add.- 375H&H
- Post #11
- Forum: Other Product and Gear
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“Extreme Outer Limits” leaving tv
What about Lorenzo Sartini on Randy’s Wyoming mule deer hunt? Almost forgot about that fine display of shooting skill. Was the first locating shot through the bucks sack?- 375H&H
- Post #10
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Rifle jam and bear attack.
Don’t forget the BC moose, Wyoming mule deer, and dall sheep episodes either. Certainly not the negative comments on those episodes from the same group on here.- 375H&H
- Post #141
- Forum: Hunting in Alaska
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Rifle jam and bear attack.
Totally. That bear would have just given them a high five on his way past them had they stayed at their tripod or not finished him with their handgun.- 375H&H
- Post #140
- Forum: Hunting in Alaska
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Draft Regs posted
There are quite a few dedicated type 9 elk tags/units around the state. Last count there were 6 right above my house and none of them have any issues with too much pressure on the resource/elk. They are continually over objective. When I draw a type 1 tag with archery option, I would never bow... -
Rifle jam and bear attack.
It looks like a Kenai holster or similar. However, I own 3 Kenai holsters and no way is a gun coming out of them accidentally. User error seems to apply to a couple items in the video.- 375H&H
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- Forum: Hunting in Alaska
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Rifle jam and bear attack.
The more I think about it he’s lucky his POS Taurus didn’t lock up on him.- 375H&H
- Post #19
- Forum: Hunting in Alaska
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Rifle jam and bear attack.
That’s actually great advice. Aside from that they summed up their mistakes pretty well I thought. Boring rifles and calibers got that way for a reason.- 375H&H
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- Forum: Hunting in Alaska
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FS: Bear Medicine - $1150
What’s up with the ejector rod? It looks bent or something as it’s not sitting right. -
Tires again…I know
How many miles a year do you put on your K02 tires? Does it include winter?- 375H&H
- Post #53
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Tires again…I know
I would pay a lot for tires to get me stuck there…if only they made them.- 375H&H
- Post #32
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Price Check - Elk Shoulder mount
Cool. You would think not having a middle man on forms would reduce the cost not increase it. Another members bison shoulder mount and euro cost $1,800.00 FWIW- 375H&H
- Post #8
- Forum: Field care - Meat, Trophy, Taxidermy
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Price Check - Elk Shoulder mount
What makes him one of the best in the business? Is the tanning better? Or just the look? Has he won awards?- 375H&H
- Post #4
- Forum: Field care - Meat, Trophy, Taxidermy
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Cheesecake lovers?
Where in North Dakota are you? I am up there all the time for work and will gladly reimburse you for your time for one. As for the smoked cheesecake, maybe a s’mores flavor would work with the smoke?- 375H&H
- Post #22
- Forum: Recipes and Wild Game Cooking
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Protecting your firearm in the field
Leather is a bummer when it comes to moisture though. It retains it and doesn’t let the gun breathe aside from the finish/muzzle wear. I went away from it for those reasons. Mostly surface scratches but some dings. Again not sure where they come from but there are more sharp edges on a revolver...
