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in reply to: Rain suits #22809

Dave luv my wool . I have Pete Storm which is great but I do not hunt in ( bulk – noise ) but what I did get and hunt in and I don’t seem to have problems with is Frog toggs – seems to be good stuff and as far as most things go cheap. Doctor Don turned me on to both of these items

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in reply to: Help with instinctive shooting #53474

all the above . But if your new and want to be better as all of us do go shoot and shoot every day all year that’s what’s fun about trad.

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in reply to: A Few Pics From the Evening Hunt #53441

smith it’s called gun season. I was into about 5 bulls 3days in a row and the last night nothing.our season ended on a Fri and gun seasons opened on Sat right in the heart of the rut.Some how they know ????? Sounds like you had a good season.

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in reply to: Early Season a Bust #48648

wish you the best of luck . I have been in elk here in Idaho but it has been tough and as always it seems way too short. Going out in the morning last day ,record temps high of 85 .

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in reply to: wolfs , hydatid disease #47712

That’s funny. I figure I must already be dead so I am going back out for the last of the season.good luck to all

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in reply to: Discipline in the field #37872

also the elk have to want to play. If you are hunting alone that in my mind is the toughest game in town. You need to call and move because when that elk comes he will have you pinpointed down to the exact spot. I have at times gave up and headed back to camp and cow calling and all of a sudden you are in that bulls house and he screams and then he just comes like a train and there he is in your lap. The more time spent in the field your odds increase.

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in reply to: What are you reading in Elk camp? #37301

been reading DP ghost grizzlies , even saw a few this year up in Glacier.

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in reply to: Thoughts on camo, fabrics, etc. #36841

I may be crazy but years ago in early Sept heat I even would wear my old Dead t shirts and have no probs at all. I am lucky that I am smaller than most and a lot of gear is given to me. Every thing from high end camo to Pendelton wool shirts. I wear what ever the elements say or what ever is comfy.

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in reply to: wolfs , hydatid disease #35977

thanks for posting . I spent a long weekend camping and chasing big bulls smack dab in the middle of wolf country and I survived. I looked at the site and yup that’s it . That little girl is scary enough.

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in reply to: Javelina… Its whats for breakfast. #23592

I cook turkey the same way long and slow as dp said

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in reply to: Javelina… Its whats for breakfast. #22829

I eat javie . It’s good real good.Fun to hunt also. People feel the same way about bears and cats and I eat them also. It’s good try it

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in reply to: Columbia River Knives #55444

I own Helle and I have CRKT. The CRKT that I own and use are pocket knives but have been great and easy to keep sharp.

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in reply to: Info on tuning your bow #50683

Eric this was always hard for me but the biggest things I found were brace nock and the proper arrow . I think I really over thought everything.Keep it simple have fun and shoot

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in reply to: Idaho Trad Bowhunters – huh? #50179

ITB are very active but also pretty low key. I see a bunch of the guys at the ISB jam in July in Stanley. I will put a bug in their ear. I will see black chicken and hand him $10 cash and I am in. You can shoot them a e-mail and they are pretty good about getting back to you.

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in reply to: selfbow #45257

what Dave said. I have a hickory bow that is not backed and it has to be 15yrs old – shoots great

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