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The more curved a blade, in our experience it just requires practice to get a consistent bevel angle while moving the blade, but you can absolutely do it.

thanks! Most states in the west require at least 50-55 lb draw weight on your bow for ethical reasons.

I don't ever bring a change of clothes or worry about it. I only worry about the wind direction.

Appreciate the insight.

Glad it was helpful. Thanks!

We agree with you on the clamp issue. But we have done kitchen knives with this and it works, but agree with you it takes a little more finesse.

@@Argali Also, when you place a larger knife in the clamp, there’s some flex - the knife bends within it. It’s an excellent device, but for goodness' sake, just an extra 2-3mm of space in the clamp, or a more robust clamp overall, would make it perfect! At this price point, I believe there’s definitely room for these improvements.

@@anthonyortega8862 thanks for the great question Anthony. A great way to begin preparing for an adventure like this would be to first try out an extended backpacking only hunt out west somewhere. Consider something like a 4-5 day backpack supported mule deer hunt. This trip involved both backpacking skills with the addition of rafting down one of the wildest and most remote rivers in America outside of Alaska just weeks before the onset of winter. The risks inherent in an adventure like this were compounded significantly by rafting the river in late season, icy conditions. Once you’ve successfully accomplished a handful of extended backpack hunts-which can be logistically challenging in and of themselves-you might consider rounding up a hunting party for a float hunt. If you’re not experienced in navigating remote wild rivers for days at a time we’d suggest you have a few hunters along who have this kind of experience. No doubt the rewards for successfully accomplishing an adventure like this are considerable and potentially life changing. Just be sure you and your team are prepared for all the potential risks that can arise. Good luck!

Actually it does 10 inch sharpen kitchen knives very well my friend uses this and it’s made his kitchen very sharp lol

@@scottharris5714 congrats! That area is a special place for sure. Big and wild!

Yup, we do sell a full insert. And you can fit 1 cot in the half insert, maybe 2 depending on the width of the cot.

Appreciate the note!

Thanks! Great question. Up here where we hunt in the fall issues with critters and flying biters are pretty minimal so we typically don't feel the need to carry our inserts with mesh if we're on a backpack hunt where weight is at a super premium.

right after the door. correct guyout order is 4 corners, door, middle back opposite of the door.

@@Bunsly1 No, it’s just 35 inches wide so it wouldn’t fit. You’d need the full insert to fit two pads. Thanks!

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Appreciate the feedback. We'll have to check in with Brad to see how they've been working out for him. He's currently out in the backcountry on an archery elk hunt.

@@Argali heck yea! Hope you bag one!

Yes, technically it would be 40 degrees with both secondary bevel angles on both sides of the blade if thatsbwhat youbare asking. For simplicity, we typically lay the face of the blade flat on the platen and then do 20 degrees off of that so there is less math involved.

Fair point. We compressed 9 days of hunting in this edit so it certainly comes across like non stop calling.

Really liking them so far. don't have a lot of miles with them yet but so far so good.

It really just depends on the hunt. I'd say it's 50/50 on whether we use them for elk. For water just depends on the heat typically. sometimes they drink once a day, sometimes every few days.

Keen eye there. We decided a while back to focus on the hunt and not discuss the location if it is a public land hunt for all the obvious reasons.

@@Argali as a person who lives in a spot that hasn’t been terribly blown up yet, it breaks my heart a little when I see videos mentioning it and appreciative when folks, like you said, just focus on the hunt, regardless of where. Anywho… had never heard of yall, but the algorithm got me here, and an actual YT reply from a company got me more curious about who yall are, long story short, after pursuing your site, you’ve 100% got a future customer when I’m tent shopping next season. Seems like a perfect product. Just wanted to mention that the engagement goes a long way.

That's great to hear. Appreciate you letting us know!

good luck to ya

thank you!

Best of luck!

A guy who’s never bow hunted elk before would say something like that I bet.

@@kylemcgill7887 Lol well that's pretty darn funny.

hahahaha

Missed it the first time but someone is definitely walking the lower right.

same here

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