It's about 9.5 miles officially but with the exploring and stuff we did, it was probably closer to 11 or so.

@@MasterofNone365 I've been meaning to do this for a day hike. How long did it take?

@@ἀπόστολος14 Probably around 5 hours or so with our stops and a little exploration. You could probably do it in 1-day if you start really early in the morning.

@@americandirtrider7662 haha. Agreed!

No. In fact, I'm going to make sure I use it in as many videos as I can. Thanks for watching! It is super appreciated!

That's actually Mosko's video. It's pretty cool! I was considering their bag system but discovered a more budget friendly set from Rhinowalk. A bunch of other people from a CRF300L group on Facebook had a lot of good things to say about and I ended up getting the 78L set. We plan on doing a shake-down trip sometime in January/February so there will definitely be a video on that setup fully loaded out and we'll see if it'll be the final for our big trip in March. Hope you'll stick around for future videos. I have links below to the exact bag setup I have if you wanted to check them out. Thanks for watching! Saddle Bags amzn.to/4gDmkdF Top Bag amzn.to/49GNk9W

It's from Advanced Outdoor Technology. Great products! advoutdoortech.com

Luckily, I've never had any issues. My 3 other buddies that I've taught haven't had any issues either. We all shoot TAC vanes and have all tried the E-Z Fletch and Bitz jig. It works great as long as you use the primer pen and put on a nice bead of glue. My mistake in the beginning was putting on too much and it was sloppy. I can eyeball it now but when I build arrows, I don't have much being squeezed out to the sides. Thanks for watching!

Thanks man! I work out! lol

@@MasterofNone365 you must work out😂

What's up bro?!

@@MasterofNone365 great video, dude! You’re so talented and very thoughtful in the process of making videos. Your Asian accent is coming through like crazy though dude😂 Từ người anh da trắng yêu quý của bạn. 👊🏼

@@MasterofNone365 by the way, how are you likeing your new bike?

@@pewpewpops Thanks bro! haha.

@@pewpewpops I love it so far. I'm still developing dirt riding skills so it's a steep learning curve for me but I'm having a blast!

@@americandirtrider7662 thanks brother. Only took me filming this 4 times to finally be happy with it lol.

I don't know the exact weight but the shop told me they think it's somewhere around 225-250lbs with my custom build. The more features you add to the shell, the heavier it is. I basically got everything I could on it minus the LED light strips on the inside. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching bud!

Hey bud. I absolutely love it. It's definitely been good to me and I take advantage of the space all the time. I sleep in it on hunts if I'm solo and if I'm not sleeping in it, I use it to carry more gear. I built a wooden platform in it not long after getting it installed and it's been awesome. It's a lot of money but worth the investment. If I had to build another truck, I'd definitely get another Hi-Liner. A walk around video is a great idea. I'll put that on the list. Thanks for the suggestion and thanks for watching.

@@welldann42 that’s a question that Deaver would have a better answer. If I had to guess, it should work but might end up leveling your truck instead of keeping that front rake if you did a 3” lift for the front and back. Deaver has great customer service so they’ll definitely get you answer in a timely manner. They’re great on the phone as well. Thanks for watching!

Very cool! Got some good buddies out there in AZ. Thanks for watching!

@@JohnEmerich-y5t thanks bud! I’ve got 2 Tupperware bins of mods to install so there will be plenty of videos! Also, beautiful velvet buck you got there! Hoping to do an axis hunt next year!

Thanks, hoping to get a hard horned one someday to go along with it. Already done several mods on mine, let me know if what an opinion on something.

@@JohnEmerich-y5t will do bud!

@@JET.MOTOPRODUCTS thanks bud! Almost done editing the first install video!

Thanks brother! Super excited to get it done and use it for adventures as well as scouting new hunting areas!

haha. I think you read my mind!

I personally think it tastes better. No chemicals, medicines, hormones, etc. I think this particular pig was feeding on barley and whatever crops that were in the surrounding ranches so it had a decent amount of fat on it too for a wild pig. Thanks for watching!

I think they're both different. Mine is the mini max so I believe it has more helical.

I just slid under it. I also have a 2” lift which makes it easier but you can install it on a stock Tacoma.

Yeah man. I don't get things for free.

2” total. I eventually replaced the whole leaf pack with the Deaver Stage 1 set and maintained the 2” lift with a full load of camping/hunting gear in the back. Thanks for watching!

It's a little stiffer at the beginning of the draw than my RX7 but it's a little more linear on the cycle. It has a little more of a "drop" into the back wall instead of a hard dump resulting in a smoother feeling draw cycle. With that said, being use to an 80lb draw, the 70lb feels super easy.

@MasterofNone365 thank you do you prefer it over 70lb? About to bit a new bow and have really been looking at 80lb draw weight. Great video btw.

@@joshuaguy2715 I personally prefer 80lbs. I really like the speed I get out of it. I'm shooting a 477 grain arrow and they're flying at 301fps at 28.75" draw length. My pin gaps are tight, which I like. The first bow I had with 80lb limbs was the RX7 and I started out at 75lbs, then worked my way up to 80lb. I think it all depends on if you shoot a lot and strong you are. If you can pull back 70lbs fairly easily and can shoot 100 arrows per session, it wouldn't be that hard to get an 80lb bow and work your way up to it. Unless you're an abnormally strong dude, the 80lb might be harder if you aren't shooting that often. I shoot about 30-50 arrows per session now and still feel pretty good at the end of the session. I just got 70lb limbs for the RX7 so I'll probably shoot that during the off season more than the 80lb to get in reps and not put as much stress on my joints and shoulders. That'll also be my turkey and whitetail bow and I'll use the 80lb for muleys and elk.

Thanks brother! Stoked for your moose as well!

@@AwakeningProcedure my pleasure!

Thanks for watching!

Thanks! Some amazing meat, for sure!

Thanks brother!

The cap is connected to the bedrails. You can actually see him do it in the video. Thanks for watching!

My pleasure. Thanks for watching!

I agree. The sliding windows is a nice feature to have. A taller blind would definitely nice! Thanks for watching bud.

About $2800 not including the arrows and release.

Thanks bud. How did he lose it? Did he forget to swing up the retaining bar? I tried to pull the release out myself with it secured property and couldn't get it out of there. I also carry a spare release in my bino harness.

@@MasterofNone365 ya I'm sure that was it. Got a bull in range and looked down to grab it and it was not there. Had to watch a 6x7 walk past him. Good on you for carrying your backup. I'm a wrist strap guy for this reason even though I shoot a thumb release

@@Wildarkansan Man that sucks. I really like shooting with an index release but when I'm hunting with it, I'm constantly banging against my bow when I'm switching hands as walking through brush or just closing distance. After that, I switched to thumb buttons. Good luck this season!

@@MasterofNone365 you too!

@@reubenmaggard4980 it’s just an aluminum angle you can get at a local hardware store. I specifically got mine at Home Depot. The height was about 1/4” but I’d suggest getting something a little taller if you can. I still get stuff falling behind it at that height. Thanks for watching!

Thank you!

Thanks! I dig it too!

@@americandirtrider7662 haha. If you throw enough at the same time you might get lucky.

BS on what?

@@MasterofNone365 hitting those small circles so far out. I’m basically the best shooter in history and I’ve never hit those at 80yards. 😉

@@omarcurbelo5342 🤣

Thanks brother! I appreciate you taking the time to watch! haha. I shaved it down as much as I could. I almost cut out everything before and after the actual backpacking trip but figured I'd leave it in for my own memories.

@@anguspham2051 I never really do. Lol

Thanks bro! It was fun filming and editing this one. I know! There's a dude walking around Denver looking badass and being chased by all sorts of women wearing your sunglasses. lol.