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thanks guys! It's so much fun chasing those animals, we've certainly been fairly lucky since we started 4 years ago. 225# of meat in the freezer is a good bonus as well ha!

Montana was good to us! DIY on public land, realized packing an elk 4mi out in two trips is more of a task than I imagined it to be. One night we got back to camp at 3am, didn't help my dad shot a bull the same day as mine at a different trailhead, was 36hrs of packing meat.

I haven't listened to those yet, I'll have to, thanks! I really liked the ones with the psychologist Jordan Peterson, I think it was 98 and 112

Jesse, Check out Jocko Podcast, that's where I heard about his book extreme ownership. Solid podcast!

I believe you can buy a point this summer if you didn’t do the draw(a new thing started last summer) and then next year when you apply buy a point then as well and you’ll start with 2 points. With that... you should draw a general tag(what I do). There’s some big ones for every dozen 2 and 3pts...

When you do let me know and I can give you the little knowledge I do have. You wanna start off with a fun hunt do MT mulies or WY Pronghorn, MT mulies you'll see 50-100 deer a day and have a half dozen stalks a day (rifle season)

Also: When calling a bull in, same concept as turkeys caller behind you BUT don't set up beside or behind a tree, set up in FRONT of a tree. Use it to break up your outline and just remember they see movement and want be too concerned about your motionless figure, if you're behind the tree you...

Good luck out there! Somethings I've learned hunting elk: -Early mornings and late nights, don't head out late and don't come back early. You wanna catch em while they're still up and feeding, find meadows in the heavy timber, also if you know of any burns HUNT THEM -If you're having issues...

I've heard awesome things about Idaho's OTC elk tags... I'm thinking we may be out there in 2019 and looking to draw in CO for mulies as well. If you ever get a chance hit up SE Montana for a mule deer hunt, an absolute blast of a hunt!

Damn I was looking at it for clays and pheasants, not a turkey gun, thanks tho!

Hey guys! getting the gf her first shotgun, she shouldered a bunch at the shop and really liked how the mossberg felt her initial response was “wow that feels good” so I’m going to assume I’ll go with that one Anywho, just curious if anyone has one laying around they’re looking to sell...

Well I'm still all sorts of shook up, this year planned on doing general unit deer and elk in Montana. However knowing how their point system works we decided to apply for a hard to draw unit and when we didn't draw we'd collect our bonus point for the year. I picked a HD where our odds were...

yup off to central MT for another week, then back again in november, we have a good feeling about it this year. Last year where we were finding them was 10+ miles in and 5 of which we coulda ridden w/ a quad... so this year we have a quad to get our wall tent back in the first 5 miles and are...

lol typically not, especially if they're claiming trophy fish Seriously tho, if you're not itching to go right now. Just wait till PA trout season opens up in april, they stock the shit out of the streams, you'll catch fish all day and if you going during the week there won't be as many people.

If no one bites on these, post them to onyourownadventures.com they'll sell in a couple hours, they're dogs for Sitka gear lol especially at those prices!!

http://www.trouthavenguide.com/ If you wanna do guided, this is the private section of the stream I grew up fishing, a freaking awesome stream! Pres Carter and Eisenhower used to fish this stream. It is fly fishing only though but it's super easy to pick up on especially if you have a guide...

Yeah at 30 degrees I'd just wear a long sleeve tee under it I prefer lightweight and fitted over the bulkier heavier jackets and this jacket breathes real well. All I wore during the day it was in the negatives was an under armor base layer, a thermal and then a long tee on top of it. 30MPH...

sitka jetstream, you'd think it was a light weight jacket but I wore it in -10 degrees in montana this year, it's all about the underlayers.

shoot I wouldn't be able to help you on the spinning reels, the streams we fished were flyfish only... I'd do some research on the major rivers that run through here or the bigger limestone streams, trout are typically a bit larger in the big rivers and are more prone to nailing a rooster tail...

How far are you looking to drive into PA? Fly fishing or spin reel? I wouldn't pay for a guide... I grew up flyfishing central PA... yellow springs, spruce creek and the little juniata, then moving further east to flyfishers paradise, spring creek, yellow breeches, and big spring. Mostly...