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I probaby have it and it is no big deal. my buddy went to the er. so the question to me is: does the micro health over rule the macro freedoms? tough question for a society that in the 90's was no fear in the 2020's it is stay safe. personally we need to go back to the no fear days.

there has to be some others out there!

rifle elk

Just thought I would put this right here. Bwuahhaa

Planning another adventure

good for you on 6 mile. i used to live by it. found some pics from the st joe. afun class iii\iv run one pic shows how not to do it.

saturday i was on my fat bike and came accross some succesful hunters. they had a nice cat. cool to see. a bunch of guys, bunch of dogs and one dead cat.

Hells canyon

please send it to north idaho, we need it bad.

colorado v for me, i learned to row boats in my early 20's needing a job in alaska. Once i returned to Idaho(the whitewater state) i joined up with some old school boaters and they took me under there wings. I ran class V and still have my kayaks, but i bought a cat and enjoy that now. The...

whitewater kayaking ran my life for about a decade. Mainly into day runs on the cat and multiday raft trips anymore.

my aunt has been in the hospital multiple times, she has copd and been on oxegen for a couple of years. IF anyone should have a hard time it is her and it has not been bad for her. everyone knows someone who got it and it was no big deal. IT is truly hard to wrap my head around. one hand it...

am i the only one going thru the motions with workouts this time of year? it seems like december is my regroup month. yes i workout, but not the same intensity.

I am waiting for the 400 gr. way better BC winchester IT was just good natured shit flipping. nothing more, nothing less

I have discovered gauze, tape and moleskin will cover 90% of what you can do in the mountains. With that said, where, when and for how long dictate what I bring.

lots of great perspectives in this thread, but something caught my attention Dang Colorado V i knew the V was class V but dang on both of those rivers. Respect from a river runner. No where near your level, but i did a solo hells canyon float in september. Fun times for sure.

winchester, i could argue you are missing the point. The whole point of this thread was light banter on meaningless stuff. I doubt a bull would notice 30grns in bullet weight. But the internet surely does notice 30 grns of bullet weight. Bonecollector Based on what we read, hornady...

I am just laughing because alot of elk have been killed with .284 bullets in the 160 gr range. decades of elk. But today it has to be heavy for caliber or you are doing it wrong. lol or in other words, finding a solution to a problem, that did not exist. first slow day at work in months...

7mm or 28 same basic diameter\caliber 28 nosler and 7mm mag different cartridge, same bullet.

what, traditional weight bullets for caliber kill elk. how can that be, based on internet talk. Elk only die with heavy for caliber bullets. sorry, i could not resist!