MULEPACKHUNTER

I really like the content that Dudley puts out, helped me out a ton. I understood from his 30 minute long explanation on the change was the he will have engineering power at PSE that he didn't have with Hoyt. He had a few cool ideas on this first bow they are doing but I'm interested in what he does on a full ground up build. I like the fact that PSE is here in AZ and made in America so I would like to shoot and try what he comes up with. Hopefully he will do a 35 plus ata

nice trip man congrats

the horses on our Arizona ranges serve zero purpose other than the few folks who drive around to photo them. I just don't get people at times, zero common sense on issues. Same goes for the hundreds and hundreds of burros, the larger issue is people though, we are on a one way road as humans to really just ruin this whole dam ride

I love my big razor but have also never looked through anything better. doubt I will ever need anything else

Man oh man, a pile of meat and some corn tortillas and a cold beer. Awsome haul.

Wow is all I can say, congrats.

I have some printed photos that would shock you guys, me and my wife used to slam 5 lb large mouth left and right about five years ago. A few years before that we caught mostly smallies and in a few tournaments before that it was all largemouth so go figure

I'm in the market as well, my opinion is Kifaru or exo. I have used both and can't decide but leaning toward Kifaru

Really nice man, great post

I have a little baggy of high end, light weight tent stakes that have found the ultimate hiding spot and it's driving me crazy that I can't locate them. Thanks again Bob now I'm searching for those again

This^^^^^ this subject hits home for us. I blessed myself with the gift of time a few years ago so I have more than most. So with 50 plus days in the field and several different camps it seems like a full time job staying on top of gear. Switching from backpack to horse base camp to horse pack in to wall tent to bivy and tarp to our cabin then back to backpack and so on . My garage and den are covered in gear packed and half unpacked, the horse trailer looks like a tornado touched down. Thanks a lot Bob now I'm stressed and need to go clean and sort

plan on 1 to 1.5 liters for hike in and hike out, I would say about the same for the day while glassing and depending on food you may need some for dinner cooking? so 5 or 6 liters. The nice thing is if you bring too much you can dump before hauling out. We did a hot hunt this year about 5 miles from truck, I hauled 6 liters total in and filled 3.5 liters while in there, stayed 4 days and had mountain house dinners (16 oz per) came out with 2.5 liters in pack and didn't dump any. we did a lot of miles each day also.

The casings were natural. My buddy orders them but not sure from where. They were pre cleaned and loaded on plastic tubes so they load up super easy. The 25 lb stuffer helped a ton. We burned up one motor but it was still easy.

I would call it mild

45 lbs knocked out last night. Made a special trip up north for the cold temps to make some sausage, man was it a lot of work. Chorizo, regular hot, and hot Italian. Thanks to whoever on here mentioned AC Leggs seasoning because their chorizo is spot on. Every one have a great week