ive never packed in a spike camp (yet). Usually setup a basecamp and hunt from there. Hike out in the morning, hike back at dark. Fire up the jet boil and make some instant coffee while glassing in the morning, making a fire to stay warm while taking a lunch break, i could go on. i love it.
ive never packed in a spike camp (yet). Usually setup a basecamp and hunt from there. Hike out in the morning, hike back at dark. Fire up the jet boil and make some instant coffee while glassing in the morning, making a fire to stay warm while taking a lunch break, i could go on. i love it.
I backpack hunt in CO for elk. Usually stay in 5 days. There are two of us. When the gear is split up we have 85# packs. It's a load but nothing compared to packing out elk meat. Sleeping in the hunting area gets us about 3 more hours of sleep each night.
Holy crap. How much gear do you bring in? My pack is like half that.
Smart.
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Sleeping bag, tent, pad, MREs, bow, calls, knives, clothes, rain gear, wet wipes, extra boots, but no liquids. It adds up fast.
what tent are you running i have been looking at the seek out side cimarron.
http://store.seekoutside.com/the-cimarron/
what tent are you running i have been looking at the seek out side cimarron.
http://store.seekoutside.com/the-cimarron/
I backpack hunt in CO for elk. Usually stay in 5 days. There are two of us. When the gear is split up we have 85# packs. It's a load but nothing compared to packing out elk meat. Sleeping in the hunting area gets us about 3 more hours of sleep each night.
It seems on rokslide it has a big following and i like that i can have a stove. Our plan is to drive in hike in and set up a camp and hunt out of that location. Neither of us have done any thing like this so it will be a learning experience