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I’m all “charged up” about this topic! Awaiting some “electrifying“ responses! 😜 memtb

Another benefit of this new tech vs dialing a traditional turret is time. With a traditional turret, once you range the animal you...

Concur on the Grip Angle. It can be addressed with some work, but I think it ought to be a little less steep to begin with. I don't buy...

Building a Barn right now and son is catching-up at work. Hopefully, we'll get out this weekend...God willing and the river don't rise!

Blood doping! Did the state take your game trophy away afterwards? 😂

Sometimes age does catch up and even with all the cardio it is still difficult to maintain physical condition over a 5-7 day hunt. You...

No matter what you do, it will still take time to adjust to the altitude. When I was younger, I got in as good a shape as I could and...

Not much to add to the above as its all good advice. Putting on a weighted pack and doing step ups on a box is the most boring thing in...

Altitude is rough. I live at 7,000 ft and thought I was in decent shape. Last bull I killed was at 10,500 ft and it kicked my butt. One...

You could try wearing a dust mask while going through your cardio, will help simulate reduced O2 levels. Even before you get there...

I lived in Wyoming for 18 years from about age 34 until 52. Job moved me to places at low Elevation, 500 to 1200 ft msl. Finally landed...

Training the body to deal with hypoxia is very difficult. The real key for flatlanders and shoremen is to never compare yourself with...

I have the Rockies all around and still work at it, everyday. Cardio strength is the key to it, if I didn't live here I would run...

Cardio, strength training and hike with pack. Keep in mind, no matter how well you get in shape the altitude WILL get you.

Stair climber, box jumps, weighted step ups, squats, lunges, treadmill on incline. However, there is no substitute for the mountain.