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    Gun cleaning frequency

    It's great that you and your dad have a solid routine for gun maintenance, especially with the background of learning from a former Marine. I think the frequency of cleaning really depends on the type of firearm, how often it’s used, and its purpose. For me, I clean my daily carry every two...
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    Wool hunting clothing

    I hear you! Wool is definitely underrated these days. It’s hard to beat its natural warmth, quietness, and durability, especially in cold and wet conditions. Plus, the natural earth tones blend in perfectly with most environments. While synthetics have come a long way in terms of...
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    Leopold offers new scope line. MARK4 HD

    The Leupold Mark 4 HD and Mark 5 HD rifle scopes both feature Leupold's top-tier Professional Grade Optical System, zero-stop and locking turrets, and are built with high durability in the USA. However, they differ in several key areas: the Mark 4 HD has a 4:1 zoom ratio and slightly smaller...
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    What type of hunting knife?

    Another excellent brand to consider for backcountry hunting knives is Benchmade. They are well-regarded for using premium steels like CPM-S30V and S90V in their hunting knives, which offer excellent edge retention and corrosion resistance. Their Benchmade Altitude is a standout model for...
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    Recommendations for budget-friendly Leupold scope

    I’ve been really happy with the VX-Freedom line as well—it’s been reliable in all kinds of conditions and gives great bang for the buck. But if you’ve got room in the budget, the VX-3HD is a real step up in performance.
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    Cameras? What does everyone use?

    The Fujifilm X100V offers exceptional image quality in a compact, rugged design that can go anywhere. While it’s not your typical wildlife camera, its sharp 23mm f/2 lens excels at capturing the environment and detail shots, like your gear, the landscape, or even close-ups of your harvest. The...
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    Tripod recommendations

    I typically prefer to go with carbon fiber tripods like the Sirui or Leofoto models—they’re much lighter than aluminum and very robust. For a pan head, the Really Right Stuff Anvil-30 or the Outdoorsmans Pan Head are both solid options for glassing with 12’s. They’re smooth, lightweight, and...
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    High-End Rifle Scope Discussion

    The VX-6HD is more of a traditional hunting scope with a balance of weight, features, and excellent glass. It's lighter and more compact, making it a better option if you prioritize portability. The Mark 5HD, while heavier and more robust, provides more precision features (better turrets...
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    August elk scouting

    In my experience, elk movement from early summer to mid-September can vary quite a bit, especially in areas like Wyoming where elevation and food sources play a big role. It's not uncommon for the elk to still be higher up in early August, sticking to cooler, higher elevations with good forage...
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