Yes that Black Hunter bow is my favorite wooden recurve bow to shoot. It's deceptive, because it doesn't look like much, but it shoots blindingly fast for a wooden recurve bow. There's something about the geometry of that bow that really powers an arrow.

Yeah, you are correct. I use a high visibility serving for the same purpose. I take for granted many archery basics that most don't know about since they simply haven't put the thousands and thousands of hours that I have over the past 35 years. I'm going to make a few more shorts with tips that I consider essential whenever I'm at the range.

Yes, I did, but with this heat wave now, my best friend is the air conditioner!

Yeah, there is a trade - off between lightness and safety. Currently, I am using the three step belt ladder for the bottom step only, but as I become more accustomed to it, I will start using one on my second step. But, personally, I would never use the three step ladder in the top step. Thanks for the climbing rope safety tip. In my mind, I was thinking that the paracord might become dangerous under frigid conditions in the late season. So, I'll have another safety certified rope by then. But for the time being, the battle cord is holding up well.

Yes, Washington State Is quite beautiful. Not a bad choice for the wild men.

Yeah, the weather has been whacky recently. The snow around here often has a really hard surface to it (almost like a white mirror) and becomes hard, crusty and brittle.

Well, good luck to you! It's a finally a beautiful day after that LONG cold and rainy front passed through last week.

@PennsylvaniaSasquatch yes, I found one on a little island at the flooded lake at my local state park. I’m going to post it on the Bigfoot truth channel.

Right, so we are supposed to believe that someone swam out to that little island just to build a tepee structure and then swam back??? LOL Anyway, I look forward to seeing your video!

Thanks, it is much appreciated!

Need part number

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Yeah, and it was amazing how fast the park rangers took it down. 8 also found it noteworthy that a second structure was created exactly where those two logs are leaning at the end of the video. (I'm the full minute video). It's quite obvious that there is a definite psychic connection between me and the Sasquatch People.

It could very well be dead. That tree has so much character that I had to capture it.

Yes, they do certainly live around here. I think that used to feel sorry for me in past years when I would spend endless days deer hunting and looking at relativity blank scenery. I really think they felt sorry for my lack of deer hunting success and dropped by just to say, "Hello", a couple of times.

LOL

Thanks, man!

Thanks for your kind words. 🙂

Good question. It is a forested park near some suburbs. I have asked kids playing in the area as well as adults who regularly walk through the area if they have ever seen anyone build these structures and the answer has always been, "No". Regardless of who built these structures, I appreciate them. If I had to guess, I'd say it's the locals. Now, how one defines, " the locals", is a different matter... 🦍

Glad to hear it. Looks like you've certainly got a busy home life, too! So, congratulations on the new edition to your life!

I honestly don't know. Please visit this website for a comprehensive list of which laptops have been successfully "EGPU 'd" and which have not. egpu.io/

I have been out of the EGPU loop for quite some time. All of the information I got was from the EGPU.Io web site. Here is a direct link : egpu.io/ My EliteBook does not have a Thunderbolt connection option. So,used the Express Card Slot along with an adapter that I had to purchase separately to make he connection to my external EPU unit. I also had to purchase a power supply unit designed to work with the GPU car that I wanted to use. The most difficult part of the whole process was creating a DSDT override that was necessary for the synchronization of all the parts of the whole. Another tip I can offer is to be careful with Windows automatic updates. Quite often the updates will shut down your EGPU unit. So, putting a stop to the automatic Windows Updates will prevent a lot of strife in the future. Read about which updates are functional with your EGPU unit and which are not. Again, all of this info can be obtained from the web eb site. egpu.io/

Thanks, I do appreciate it. I think taking that buck with archery equipment on public land was the hardest thing that I have ever done. There is a new structure in a new patch of forest that is just waiting to be documented... Getting good audio is my next goal because during the fall hunting season of 2019 on two separate occasions, I heard Sasquatch vocals loud and clear in the early morning hours. They were screaming and chattering just like the vocals that Mike Patterson has captured. But, the difficult part is that these vocals seem to most prevelant between about 3 and 5 am in the morning. In order to hear them and in order to get recordings, an audio recorder has to be in the vicinity of the vocalizations and powered on at the right time. It's a miracle that Mike has been able to do this! But, I have now made it a habit to have my recorder powered on as soon as I step out of my vehicle during these early morning hunts. Because, I missed recording a Sasquatch jamboree back in 2019 that would have been a lifetime achievement. The Sasquatch sounded off as soon as I exited my vehicle and I couldn't get my recorder powered up and turned on fast enough! The Sasquatch were having a jamboree party, but quickly shushed up as soon as they heard the me get out of my truck. Maybe someday it will all come together and I'll be able to post it online. And so I pray...