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Must have elk -hunting needs?

Started by BEN, October 07, 2008, 02:43:00 PM

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Roadkill

I just came back from a rifle hunt with my son-who drew a tag.  So with 4 days back from the mountains:
Good glass-the best you can afford.
I used a tyvek painters suit as my emergency rain and sleeping gear-gera xxl so it goes over everything-including your pack
hydration
running-when I'm on business I run the back stairs at hotels-you need both cardio and leg lifting exercise
Cast a long shadow-you may provide shade to someone who needs it.  Semper Fi

blueline

Well I will say it again as many times above so so you get it:

Water is a must, back pack with blatter (big) I have ran out of water and it is not pleasant.

Boots comfortable with lots of ancle support you will be hiking through things you never dreamed of.

get in shape, I dont care who you are, when you go hiking where planes fly, you will wish you did.

Enjoy your hunt it will be remembered for generations to come!!!!

blueline
Blueline

Mahaska  66" 47 @ 29
Morrison 58" 54 @ 28
Bear grizzly 58" 45@28

Butts2

I see you are from Ohio. That equals an elevation of about 100'??? My relatives from MI say the way get their lungs ready for the mountains is put a plastic bag over their heads and run bleachers. LOL  GPS and the compass if you like to get off the roads/trails. Go slow prepare for cold and hot its not that much different.  Enjoy.  :thumbsup:
Schafer Silvertip 58" 61@28
Hunter Safety Certificate
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Colorado Traditional Archers Society
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John Scifres

Man if you can take the time, go sightseeing.  There is so much beautiful country in that area that you could spend a month doing it and still only scratch the surface.  I always wanted to do the Lewis and Clark Trail through Montana and Idaho.  Don't miss Hell's Canyon.

Get a bunch of good mountain hiking in before the hunt.  It takes me 3-4 days going from 300' elevation in Indiana to 8000+ before I peak and I am in good shape.  Stage yourself at 5000' and then 8000' for a couple days and take it easy the first day and then hike a bunch the second.  You'll get your mountain legs in a week or less and then be primed for the hunt.  The Eagle Caps look like great country to play around in.

Do you know about Google Earth?
Take a kid hunting!

TGMM Family of the Bow

BEN

Google Earth is GREAT!! Talked to Elkherder tonight after work, and he "walked" me around our hunting area using Google Earth---I'm ready to move to oregon!!  :knothead:  
i'm sure there will be plenty of  pics to post when I get back.  :campfire:  

Ben
Ben
M.O.A.B  54# Thunderstick
Ancient Spirits 62# "Thunderhawk"
Browning Wasp 45#

"VEGETARIAN"----Old Indian word for "BAD HUNTER".

Wednesday Caste

Thy word [is] a lamp unto my feet, and a light unto my path. Psalms 119:105
Gracious God; wonderful wife; 2 beautiful kids; bamboo fly rods; recurve bows; and a 57 Chevy. Life is a blessing.
Bear Kodiak Hunter 58" 46#; Ben Pearson Colt 62" 45#

BEN

"Wednesday Caste"------that is an awesome thread>...i'm gonna have to re-read that a couple times
Thanks
Ben
Ben
M.O.A.B  54# Thunderstick
Ancient Spirits 62# "Thunderhawk"
Browning Wasp 45#

"VEGETARIAN"----Old Indian word for "BAD HUNTER".


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