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in reply to: who carrys a backup gun #54761
I guess I am glad I live in the Northeast rather than Alaska. I never felt a need for wanting a handgun while out hunting. To me it would ruin the whole traditional bowhunting experience. I too, was bluff charged once by a Mama Black Bear, and have encountered many black bears over the years, and never felt that I was threatened. on the contrary, most bears are most likely to hightail it the minute they get a whiff of you, and that is usually long before you even get a chance to see them. To me, there is more danger in getting to where I want to go, rather than anything I might encounter in the woods.
in reply to: Helle knife kit #54082Thanks, Dave.. for taking the time on thorough advise. That explains a lot! I may have to give one a try. 8)
in reply to: Helle knife kit #53596Dave.. which did you prefer Carbon? or Stainless? I have always avoided Stainless, because I think you can get a much better edge out of Carbon, and carbon sharpens better. But I’m open for advise.
in reply to: Very Proud Dad!!!!! #42518Most Excellent! 8)
in reply to: Noteable Quotes! #40841Indeed. The Art of Being Wise — Is knowing what to overlook! 8)
in reply to: Noteable Quotes! #40290J.Wesbrock wrote: Steve,
I love those quotes, especially Thoreau. I can think of no finer reading when I’m up at our Wisconsin property than Walden and Leopold’s “A Sand County Almanac.”
Jason, I don’t think, I could think of any finer either! That being, the approprate time and place for reading those two great Classics.
Enjoy! 8)
in reply to: Noteable Quotes! #40219“The art of being wise is knowing what to overlook”.
“We all live in a glass house”.
“Any man’s death diminishes me, because I am part of mankind”.
“I went to the woods because I wished to live deliberately, to front only the essential facts of life, and see if I could not learn what it had to teach, and not, when I came to die, discover that I had not lived”.
Henry David Thoreau
And of course, my closing below –
in reply to: The perfect April Michigan weekend, in February #36127Great pic’s. Looks like you had a Bluebbird Day of shooting too!
Yup, Me too – Gotta Love those Stormy Kromers!!! 😀
in reply to: Tent Recommendations #36123Thanks All! All great suggestions. 😀
in reply to: A hunting widow's philosophy #36121My wife already knows, nothing but being in the woods makes me happier. Although, I bet she has learned over the years from listening to my son’s, I am a wanderer and a daredevil, no stream is too wide or to deep to cross, and no mountain too high. So.. she only asks, “where are you going?”.
The coming home with just a smile is already a given!
Steve Sr. – I love that dog!
in reply to: Who Hunts Alone Most of the Time? #36112I am very selective about who I will go hunting with. So generally, I hunt solo. One of the things I look forward too, is the peace, solitude and freedom to roam.
in reply to: Tent Recommendations #31329Thanks guys.
in reply to: Calling all Bow Brothers!!!! #31092Hi, JS.. yees, I actually have a few acres over in Schoharie County, we plan to retire on. Beautiful area.
I am in the same boat as you 👿 but I may still try and get there if I can. Although from where I am in Dutchess it’s quite a hike to get there.
in reply to: Tent Recommendations #30478Thanks everyone. Great suggestions so far. I was thinking of a two man tent for my own solo use. That way I’d still have plenty of room to spread out gear. The other thing I am really considering is a LeanTo style tent or tarp (for that matter). I’ve camped in Lean to’s before and really liked them, especially with a fire going. But, the main thing is.. it would be for solo use, and I would be backpacking it in.
in reply to: Tent Recommendations #30295wideangle wrote: The REI site has many tents. Your text to link here…
I have used this model many times in Oregon, Nevada and Alaska and have no problems.
Thanks, WA!!
Certainly open to more recommendations! Please. 😀
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