2 Muleys Down!
- Thread starter BigSurArcher
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Thanks fellas!
Bitteroot: Yes! Really enjoying the Kowa. Couldn't ask for any more from a scope. I wouldn't change a thing about it.
Bitteroot: Yes! Really enjoying the Kowa. Couldn't ask for any more from a scope. I wouldn't change a thing about it.
dewey
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Congratulations to both of you on two great bucks and thanks for sharing the pictures and the story.
Dewey
Dewey
sjsmallfield
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Elkcrazedfrk
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- Feb 21, 2011
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Awesome story and great bucks. Next time get some moleskin..lol..your feet will be so much better off. Way to hunt hard. Its always worth the effort in my book.
dhershberger
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Wow, two huge bucks and great pics. Backpack hunting is the way to consistently kill trophy animals. Great job!
Jon Boy
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Who cares if you all the other bucks were dinks, cus you guys killed some monsters! congrats looks like you guys worked for them
Reflex
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Congrats to you and your Dad on a great hunt. I'm sure that is something you will always remember.
NECoyoteHunter
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Congrats on some great deer! I have a question. I assume you are going to headmount your Dad's deer, but I see you cut it off at the neck. Are you planning on getting a different cape for him?
deadducks
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Those are freakin great looking bucks.
Looks like you guys really worked for them and the hard work paid off big time.
Dan
Looks like you guys really worked for them and the hard work paid off big time.
Dan
Thanks again guys.
Cisco: I really like the Sitka pack. I was skeptical of it's meat hauling capabilities going into the trip, but it proved to be more than plenty capable of everything I threw at it. I think my first trip out was about 115 lbs. Ya it felt extremely heavy, but it was stable and easy to adjust all the straps to shift the load from shoulders to hips when one got tired. All the traps and buckles make it easy to carry gear on the outside when you have the inside stuffed with meat. I also like that it compresses down enough to be worn as a daypack for short hunts close to home, and the pockets on the waste belt are really nice for carrying your rangefinder, GPS, windchecker, and extra shells close without having them in your pants pocket.
Cisco: I really like the Sitka pack. I was skeptical of it's meat hauling capabilities going into the trip, but it proved to be more than plenty capable of everything I threw at it. I think my first trip out was about 115 lbs. Ya it felt extremely heavy, but it was stable and easy to adjust all the straps to shift the load from shoulders to hips when one got tired. All the traps and buckles make it easy to carry gear on the outside when you have the inside stuffed with meat. I also like that it compresses down enough to be worn as a daypack for short hunts close to home, and the pockets on the waste belt are really nice for carrying your rangefinder, GPS, windchecker, and extra shells close without having them in your pants pocket.
MT backcountry hunter
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