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I run the Caldwell carbon fiber bipods. I was in the same boat as you and hunted with a shooting stick and it worked well but I would rather use bipods over the sticks as I tend to sit more. They aren’t crazy expensive and light weight

Thanks for the feed back. Was just curious after reading that article. I’ve seen some stuff online with guys feeding in Utah this year

Why hasn’t the fish and game tried implementing some sort of emergency feeding for these critters? Are they worried about spreading cwd? Just curious.

Great to see kids out trapping👍It’s very rewarding when you show up to a set to see something in it. I started trapping 10 years ago and have learned a lot since.

Went down to the in-laws for Christmas in South Dakota and saw thousands of dead snows froze into the lakes. Was also a pile of dead ones in the ditch and on the side of the road. Sounded like they were falling out of the sky. Wish I would have taken a picture.

I’ll second Scott on the vapor 2500. Very light weight and works well with their f1 mainframe.

I’ve hunted deer down there. This was about 10 plus years ago. Ended up staying at fort Robinson. They had nice cabins there to stay in and were very reasonably priced at the time.

Sorry I forgot you offered these up cc. I ended up buying a pair of neos over boots.

Had the wheelhouse out yesterday in -10 and 30 mph winds ended up with a few walleye and sauger. Fish house was blown in pretty good. Took a little work to break the drift up and get out of that mess. Was worth it though

I guess I run a few cell cams on private land I have permission for and I have yet to kill some of the nicer ones I have pictures of. I hunt public too that they are not allowed on and I would almost rather hunt that way and put some eyes on deer instead of eyes on phone. I like the guess work...

If your into mysteries the missing 411 hunter edition is a pretty good watch. A ex police officer investigates missing people on our nations public lands. A few of the stories I didn’t care for but it definitely makes you rethink about being in the back country

Just started running the tactacam cell cams last year. Had really good luck with them so far. Battery life has been good and takes decent pictures. Plans are 13 a month a cam for unlimited photos. Saves on fuel and limits the amount of scent and disturbance you cause when checking a normal cam.

Thanks for the input guys I’m gonna take all the suggestions and do a little research and some experimenting.

What has anyone found or used out there for the warmest socks or boots. Been putting in long hours in the bow stand with windchills down to -10 and everything is warm besides my feet. Dang I hate having frozen toes. I run a pair of sorels with Duluth trading post heavy socks. Also been using my...

Shot a quest for about 5 years. They make a very good bow was going to buy another but shot a bowtech and it just fit good in the hand. I would buy another quest.

I run the Sitka fanatic bibs and jacket. I absolutely love them. Just remember if you use a scent crusher bag do not put the bibs in there with the elastic suspenders. It will eat them up very quick

Welcome to the forum!

We have quite a few sites around here and it’s a big no no to step foot on that unless you like to see humvees and choppers