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    Building a Wall Tent

    I've been using my clam base camp paddlefishing for a few years now, put blue tarp on ground, fold up cot,sleeping bag, big buddy heater, and a CO meter your set. Learned 2 yrs ago when snow melt came through, not waterproof, so no matter what you use a rainfly is a must!! Best thing setup and...
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    best bowhunting gloves oct. to early nov.

    I prefer to wear jersey gloves through most of the bow season, when it gets colder use them with a muff and when even colder put a pair of handwarmers in them, bow is usually across my lap or hanging within reach when on the stand.
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    Great American Beer Festival

    ChuckaNut brewery ,out of Bellingham Wa, would be worth checking out if in attendance. Spent a week training out there this spring, and spent a couple evenings sampling, was not disappointed!!
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    What's jumping at Devils Lake ?

    Just noticed this thread, I have caught quite a few bullheads in Devils Lake, actually on the Sullys Hill bay.One day years ago a guy came in with a bunch of perch caught there, went out and caught a bunch, next time launched a small boat caught a bunch of bullheads and perch that day. I am the...
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    Want to get into bow hunting, but need 32inch draw.

    You might also be able to sqeak out another 1/4 to 1/2" by changing your release, espesially wrist strap designs, they make alot nowadays with the head closer to the trigger, to increase draw length. I also agree shooting a bow too long is more detrimental to form and accuracy then shooting a...
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    Deer blind foggy windows

    I should add that an exhaust fan in conjunction with a vented heater probly not the best route to go either, as fan could could make blind go negative, backdrafting your heater.
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    Deer blind foggy windows

    Ventilation is what's needed, a vented heater would be best, water vapor is a byproduct of combustion along with co, no matter what route you go would definetly mount a co detector in it.
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    Scope on muzzleloaders

    To me the illusion of primitive hunting is shot the minute you hop into your new 4 wheeldrive pickup dressed in the lastest superclothing!! Buckskins, bear grease patches, and a lengthy walk to your hunting grounds!!! Muzzleloader season affords me the opportunity to hunt with a"lesser...
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    Scope on muzzleloaders

    I have been shooting muzzleloaders since the days of goex blackpowder and patched round balls, I dont see any issue with using scopes, my inline with leupold ultimate slam is capable of placing a shot "somewhere" on a piece of notebook paper at 300 yds off a benchrest, most guys would throw a...
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    Dumpin the Dip!!

    I chewed copenhagen for 30 + yrs, the last 20 or so a can a day, had a dip in from time I woke up til I went to bed.I quit cold turkey 6 yrs ago and have'nt had any tobbaco of any kind ever since.The cravings were almost unbearable for the first couple months, but would grab a butterscotch...
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    Insulated Bibs or Coveralls?

    The carrhart extreme bibs with a heavywieght pull over hoodie and thier extreme active jacket keeps me warm working outside all winter, not quite as warm as my striker ice climate jacket and bibs, but tough as nails, not afraid to wear them anywhere.
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    Bow Hunting 101 (For Beginners)

    If buying a bow for the first time, I would suggest buying one with a fair draw length adjustment, either in the cam or with modules.New archers tend to tweek thier style the first few years, release style, string loop, no string loop, anchor point, ext.Short armed archers might decide to shoot...
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