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Re: Physical Training For Mountain Hunts
Just got home from my morning hill climb training session.
My pack weight is up to 35 pounds now. For my last up/down lap of the day, I remove my pack. Then I feel so light It seems like I can fly up the hill. Nice motivator and sense of progress.
The training clock is ticking loudly now. Andy and I head out to the WY mountains next week for the LRH Group shooting class. This is held at elevations from 7500 to 9000 feet. Horseback and hiking.
Then 2 weeks later I am heading back to WY for a 3 day backpack mule deer hunt scouting trip in a different spot from 9000 to 10000 feet.
Just got home from my morning hill climb training session.
My pack weight is up to 35 pounds now. For my last up/down lap of the day, I remove my pack. Then I feel so light It seems like I can fly up the hill. Nice motivator and sense of progress.
The training clock is ticking loudly now. Andy and I head out to the WY mountains next week for the LRH Group shooting class. This is held at elevations from 7500 to 9000 feet. Horseback and hiking.
Then 2 weeks later I am heading back to WY for a 3 day backpack mule deer hunt scouting trip in a different spot from 9000 to 10000 feet.