Bring both boots.
a .270 and a .280 are not interchangable no matter how far you have driven or hiked.
Make sure any connectors needed for anything are actually there, especially gas stoves.
When your cheap azz range finder starts to slide off of a rock and over a steep cliff a 20foot fall is not worth saving it.
When you do chase your range finder over the cliff a loaded Kifaru pack does a great job at cushioning your fall, plus its comforting to know you can still eat lunch when it takes you three hours to figure out a way back up the cliff.
Check your emergency baby wipes to make sure they are not dehydrated.
Dont eat a whole bunch of mountain house meals without drinking a ton of water, your colon will thank you later.
Sleeping like a burrito in a tight bivy tent sucks.
Surgical gloves left in the pack for a year or two will totally shred when you pull them on.
Pigs may not actually be dead despite not moving for several minutes, they might just be saving themselves until you pull out the camera and grab the head to pose them.
Hunt hard, kill clean, waste nothing and offer no apologies.
"In rifle work, group size is of some interest...but it is well to remember that a rifleman does not shoot groups, he shoots shots." Jeff Cooper
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