Professor
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what do you think?
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What did you do mountain related today part II
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WoodlandScout82
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We went and checked our cameras today. We had bears on all 6 Cameras. We also got deer, hogs, coyotes, a fox, and an Armadillo.
trad bow
wooden stick slinging driveler
Don’t even know I have them on weight wise. Makes a little scratching sound walking through brush.
splatek
UAEC
I like mine. Hopefully never have to test them
Allows me to west a comfy hiker instead of clunky snake boots. in early season they are light and cool
Whit90
Senior Member
chrislibby88
Senior Member
I see ears
Professor
Senior Member
And they stay in place. Others I have worn want to twist.
KentuckyHeadhunter
Senior Member
Did about 5 miles yesterday in the rain and mud. Had a few slick water crossings that my pole saved me on. Saw lots of bear sign and lots of those dang Joro spiders. Man they'll bounce you back.
As far as Turtleskins they perform great as an all around gaiter aside from the snakeproof factor. Super product. Mine got nasty muddy yesterday and were covered in webs. Once I was good I just dunked em in a creek and put them on the outside of my pack. Everything dried out like brand new.
As far as Turtleskins they perform great as an all around gaiter aside from the snakeproof factor. Super product. Mine got nasty muddy yesterday and were covered in webs. Once I was good I just dunked em in a creek and put them on the outside of my pack. Everything dried out like brand new.
Professor
Senior Member
Rock on
I'm telling you guys, y'all are missing out on some awesome archery experiences some of these mountain bow shoots are offering. Mountain Fellowship Camp in Suches, Mountain Grace Baptist in Hayesville, and yesterday we drove over to Franklin, NC to shoot the Believer Archery Bowhunter Extravaganza. Despite it raining all day, the shoot was outstanding.
The course was over 2 miles long, through woods, fields and streams. Lots of very challenging bow hunting scenarios. Crispis kept my feet dry after 5 hours in wet grass and stream crossings.
The course was over 2 miles long, through woods, fields and streams. Lots of very challenging bow hunting scenarios. Crispis kept my feet dry after 5 hours in wet grass and stream crossings.
Professor
Senior Member
How long were your cameras out?
ddd-shooter
Senior Member
Agree, but you know them flatlanders can't hang! Don't rub it in!
Lol
He's right though, it's great practice and great fun.
They can if they've been doing bear fitness!
WoodlandScout82
Senior Member
3 weeks
ddd-shooter
Senior Member
??
Touché
Had every intention of really covering some ground today while scouting. 36 hours of pouring rain has changed my mind. Sitting on the porch drinking coffee with my bride instead.
jbogg
Senior Member
I was out in it yesterday. Wearing rain gear while hiking in Georgia bow season heat and humidity is just torture. I think the term breathable rain gear is just a fallacy.
KentuckyHeadhunter
Senior Member
Yeah that's the thing with rain gear if you're sweating. Sometimes its just better getting wet from the outside-in than the inside-out.
KentuckyHeadhunter
Senior Member
Mystery Ranch packs on Camofire today. Great prices on some great packs. Just FYI.
It quit raining but I was less motivated to sweat in the sauna in the woods and more inclined to sweat in the sauna on the lake.
