Jerry M
Well-Known Member
Yes, please give us the details of the hunt.
That looks like the Davis mountains in West Texas, I grew up around that area. Nice kill and stalk.Love hunting these critters!
This is my second aoudad and first with my custom "sheep" gun. A remington 700 in 280.
spotted this ram from about 2mi away and managed to bridge the gap down to 450 yards.
I nailed him when he got up from his nap and turned broadside.
Only you can answer that question. I'm over 60 and over 300 pounds and I don't have a problem. My younger brothers do but they smoke and I do work out. I always train on a treadmill at maximum elevation for one hour.Is it a gentlemen's over 60 hunt, or a young guy who runs marathons hunt ?
Only you can answer that question. I'm over 60 and over 300 pounds and I don't have a problem. My younger brothers do but they smoke and I do work out. I always train on a treadmill at maximum elevation for one hour.
Is it a gentlemen's over 60 hunt, or a young guy who runs marathons hunt ?
Not really, under 6 foot weight gain due to meds (steroid). I start my work out at 2 and 0 degree on tread mill. Every 2 minutes I increase spead by .1 on speed and .5 on incline. After 30 minutes I am already at max incline of 15 degrees and 3.5 on speed. Once my heat rate reaches 180 beats per minute I began to decrease the speed every minute until my heart rate drops between 150 to 160 beats per minute and keep it there for the next 30 minutes and the incline remains at max elevation for the duration of the workout. I normally burn about 1100 to 1250 calories within 55 minutes to an hour. Its more of a fat burning workout than a cardio. I don't go faster because at 300+ pounds I don't want to ruin my knees. I used to run between 40 to 60 miles a week when I was in the army and when I retired I still kept active. I also walk an additional 15 miles a week with my wife in the evenings in addition to my treadmill workout.I've spent some time on a treadmill. If you have your speed set for 3 or higher, that's a darn good workout. Tell us the rest of your story. You must be like 6'8 or something.