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in reply to: Need Cold Weather Gear Recommendations #61938
I’m a big Wool fan. I still believe that it is hard to beat in most weather conditions. It does become heavy when wet but still insulates well.
in reply to: Catskills base camp fun! #61455David Petersen wrote:
Do they have campground bears in the Daks? 😛 Sleep well.
We have a few Camp Bears in the Daks. I usually give them a glass of Tullamore Dew. Turns them into a Big “Teddybear:lol:”
in reply to: Catskills base camp fun! #61448Alex – Man you know how to live! It don’t get any better then that.
Looks like you got a great camping partner too!
When I take my wife camping she always makes a few hints to go home a day or 2 early. I’m always hinting for a few extra days.:lol:
Enjoy your time in the woods.
in reply to: A day in the woods…At last! #58016OK – I do day hunts, Backpack, Canoe in and Camping hunts every year. Starting to see more Moose in the areas too so don’t forget your camera. Just let me know if you would like to go sometime.
The truth of the matter is that it is not so much “What you Eat” But how much you eat and how your body absorbs, stores and metabolizes what you put into it. People are making millions of dollars on all the marketing that has gone into “Dieting”. It is a crazy world that we live in. Do some research on food for yourself instead of what the “Marketing World” is trying to sell you. PM me if you would like to discuss this in more detail. Obesity is a learned behavior and not natural to the human body. To gain weight a human has to intake more energy than they use. I believe that the society we have developed has lead us to be more sedentary then the human body was designed for. Sitting for long periods of time is unnatural for the human body and is the main cause of weight gain. If you sit 8 hours a day at a job your body will develop a slower metabolism. If you are active most of the day your bodies metabolism will be higher.The more active you are the more food you can eat. It really is that simple.
Ready for the big surprise – Food is Food to the body. The human body is an amazing machine and will filter out what it can use and what it must get rid of. You would be amazed to see what your body actually considers a good food and what is junk and it’s not what the “Marketing World” declares.
in reply to: A day in the woods…At last! #55234Alex – Come on up the river sometime and hunt the beautiful Adirondacks. Your always welcome to share camp with me.
in reply to: Food for a Backpack Hunt #55226I have gone to packing foods that do not require cooking. I wish that I thought about it years ago. I pack each days meals and snacks individually. It is so nice to be able to hunt hard all day and not have to worry about cooking when you get back to camp. Plus I don’t have to lug around a stove and fuel anymore. I have been doing this for about 10 years now and would never go back to cooking.
in reply to: The ugly underbelly of "preserve" "hunting" #22990I think that this can be summed up with 2 words: Disgusting – Shame
Good Luck and I hope that you get better weather than I had this past week. I spent 3 days in a bathtub that was suppose to be a tent and slid all the way down the Mountain to the Truck. I’m still trying to dry out my gear. I look like a walking Prune!
in reply to: Coues Deer Hunting? #24036That is Great News and Thanks for your involvement in the change. I’m planning to hunt AZ next January and the new law couldn’t have come at a better time.
Does BHA have a NY Chapter?
in reply to: Coues Deer Hunting? #22977David Petersen wrote: Adirondak — I love your Leopold quote! Right there in those few words he describes (and in his time, forecast) the rot that is weakening the flesh and bone of true hunting today, as is so lividly on display in every commercial hunting magazine I know of, except TBM. That, I suspect, is a big part of why we all are here.
Dave – AMEN!
in reply to: Coues Deer Hunting? #22241Alot of Good Information – Thanks Guys
I don’t want to be within a mile of somebody baiting so it looks like I’ll have to work to find a good area. Thats OK by me.
Alex – I could pick you up on the way out!
in reply to: Anyone use a "possibles bag"? #19472I use both types. It depends on the type of hunting that I’m doing. I like the Haversack style for day hunts – Whitetails and the pack style for Elk out west.
in reply to: Coues Deer Hunting? #19384Dave, Thanks for the update. Is there alot of good public land to hunt?
Coues Deer are on my Bucket List and I love to hear about hunting them. I plan to hunt them next January in 2014,
Anybody else hunting them?
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