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teej89
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Awesome write up, short and to the point, and very nice buck that's for sure!
Eric.MN
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Dang what a trip. Congrats
7mm08mo
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Sounds like another grand adventure. Congrats!!
Dl1969
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looks like a blast
belly-deep
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Beautiful deer and pics. Way to go!
wildaggie13
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...and it's that easy folks!!ha
Congrats again!
Congrats again!
bowhuntmontana
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Well done. Clearly work and experience have gone into your success. Beautiful deer. Thank you for sharing.
CubsFan
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Congrats on the nice deer. Do you guys generally pack out a whole deer in one trip? I'm relatively new to hunting and have only harvested one deer and took it out in two trips. Just trying to get a sense of what other people do. One brutal trip or two hard trips? How many trips are people generally taking for a bull elk?
npaden
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Congrats. Another very nice buck. That looks like a heavy pack, did you weigh it?
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Sorta, they come up a little higher though. Hoka Tor Ultra High is the model.
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I did, 110#.
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One tripping a boned out deer is possible, and allows you to be more flexible with mileage, terrain, and time spent hunting since you only have to suffer it once with a full load. However, without proper preparation, gear, and mentality it would not be worth it. I see it as a tool in the toolbox depending on the area, not a necessity in any way.
JohnCushman
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Way to go!
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