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OYOA hunts Montana elk
Nice job Randy!!! Must have been a blast!- Deerhunter80
- Post #61
- Forum: Fresh Tracks+
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Back from Wyoming!!! SUCCESS!!!!
Thanks guys the deer was kind of a fluke, we had been chasing this group of goats around all day, one of the bucks was really nice. Unfortunately, once they were buggered we couldnt get within 1/2 mile without them taking off. So we probably walked 10 miles the first day and as it was getting...- Deerhunter80
- Post #8
- Forum: Deer
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Back from Wyoming!!! SUCCESS!!!!
Here is the Mule Deer and Antelope from my hunt near Douglas WY. I'll write up the details later but here are the photos!- Deerhunter80
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- Forum: Deer
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Supplements?
LOL - yea booze will get you. Now mind you I am not much of a quitter so I do partake in kicking back a few brews now and again, but I don't drink weekdays anymore and limit myself to only 2 max. Amazing how much of a lightweight I have become with holding my booze. Pretty sad actually...- Deerhunter80
- Post #10
- Forum: Other Product and Gear
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2012 Wyo Muley
Great buck!!! Headed out to Wyoming on Friday for a week - hope I have the same luck - got Mule Deer and Pronghorn tags!- Deerhunter80
- Post #15
- Forum: Deer
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Supplements?
Oh and what the other guys said about supplements. You'll get what you need out of the food you eat - just eat clean - Lean meats and lots of veggies. Multi Vitamin not a bad idea - but I wouldn't go crazy with other stuff.- Deerhunter80
- Post #6
- Forum: Other Product and Gear
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Supplements?
Hooligan - just a heads up - I have been doing Crossfit for 4 months. It's a butt kicker for sure but you'll get out of it what you put into it. After the wod will need to sit / lay / fall down for a few minutes. Like I said earlier - I started 4 months ago with the intention of loosing that...- Deerhunter80
- Post #5
- Forum: Other Product and Gear
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You're givin' me a heart attack!
Dude!!! Glad you are okay - scary stuff. I have some heart issues that run in my family that can prove to be a show stopper. Motivation to stay in top shape!!!! Prayers and Good Wishes for a speedy recovery!!!!- Deerhunter80
- Post #94
- Forum: Fresh Tracks+
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New to the site
Welcome!!! Nice buck and good luck out there!!!- Deerhunter80
- Post #2
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Mystery Ranch Crew Cab
I am a 34 and got the medium belt - in retrospect I wish I got the small - plenty of room for more clothes on the medium but if I shed any weight while hunting for a week it will probably be loose.- Deerhunter80
- Post #5
- Forum: For Sale
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Sleeping Bags - Both New
Ha!!! Wish I had a few extra I could spare!!!!- Deerhunter80
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- Forum: For Sale
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Sleeping Bags - Both New
Okay how about some trades... I could use a light weight tent- Deerhunter80
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- Forum: For Sale
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Sleeping Bags - Both New
Hey guys - I have two sleeping bags for sale, both are unused and are not down, but synthetic fill - One is a North Face Aleutian +20 which retails for $119.00 and the other is a Kelty Cosmic 20 degree synthetic whcih retails for $90.00. Probably looking to get $70 each or $110 for both +...- Deerhunter80
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- Forum: For Sale
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Crewcab vs. Bighorn
Awesome pics Oak - cant wait to get to AK - I am going after Mountain Goat and Brown Bear. Hopefully a cool hunt if I don't fall off a cliff! On the packs - I pulled the trigger yesterday on a crew cab, and will pick up that 6500 once I get closer to MT Elk in 2013 or if I draw or Goat/Brown...- Deerhunter80
- Post #13
- Forum: Backpack Hunting
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WTB - Mystery Ranch Crewcab or Longbow
scratch this - I bought one from the source!- Deerhunter80
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- Forum: Want To Buy
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Crewcab vs. Bighorn
Oak - that is a knee buster for sure. I already started getting ready for the Chugach Mountains and I can only hope I have enough success to load up a pack with as much weight. Dink thanks for the insight - so I guess loading the crewcab so it's a bit top heavy would be the way to go...- Deerhunter80
- Post #9
- Forum: Backpack Hunting
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Crewcab vs. Bighorn
I was thinking the crew cab then if I needed to pack more stuff, jam a waterproof dry bag in the center if I needed more stuff. I agree that I may need to pick up a 6500 for the trips to AK - if my wife only knew what I spent on hunting :)- Deerhunter80
- Post #6
- Forum: Backpack Hunting
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Crewcab vs. Bighorn
that is what I have been leaning toward...- Deerhunter80
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- Forum: Backpack Hunting
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Crewcab vs. Bighorn
Whats up guys, so I am torn between the Big Horn, Crew Cab and Long Bow. I like the versatility of the frame packs so I am leaning that way but here is my snafu. 90% of my hunting is done here in the north east where I will be chasing whitetail so i will generally need only a day pack. About...- Deerhunter80
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- Forum: Backpack Hunting
