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Certainly never took it that way Jeff. When there was newer and better I used it. Real point was I used a Gore-Tex jacket as a dual purpose and Gore-Tex pants pretty much just when it was raining.

Second point was that I always carried a small tarp shoved in my freighter frame as a safety and convenience back-up.

It was really just a comparison of then vs. what guys like Tanner use now. I think the concepts have remained pretty much the same, but there is better (and ultimately safer) gear to use based on advanced technology.

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Originally Posted by Tanner
Hell, you are a spring chicken compared to some guys that I have gotten Rams with. Your guide will appreciate you being in good shape more than you could imagine!

Tanner


What's the oldest age group you've gotten rams with?

This is something I've always wanted to do, but I'm 46, still in good shape, but I realize my time to get a ram is fleeting fast.


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Originally Posted by StudDuck
What's the oldest age group you've gotten rams with?


I hunted with Tanner's cohort Andrew in '15. I was 58 then, and not the oldest of the three hunters they had on the mountain for opening day.

I used a Westcomb (event) jacket, Marmot Precip pants, and OR Crocs.

The dang pants didn't work worth squat, all I did was slide down a gravel chute on my butt at 1:00 AM with a loaded pack and they sprung a leak I had to patch.



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Originally Posted by smokepole
Originally Posted by StudDuck
What's the oldest age group you've gotten rams with?


I hunted with Tanner's cohort Andrew in '15. I was 58 then, and not the oldest of the three hunters they had on the mountain for opening day.

I used a Westcomb (event) jacket, Marmot Precip pants, and OR Crocs.

The dang pants didn't work worth squat, all I did was slide down a gravel chute on my butt at 1:00 AM with a loaded pack and they sprung a leak I had to patch.


There's hope for me yet.


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A good guide makes all the difference. Good ones can even make you feel like you're not slowing them down.



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Originally Posted by 2legit2quit
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Yep, I'll be the client so I will be able to share the load with the guide. May also have a photographer with me and he's a fit little bastard so I'll be shoving as much of my gear in his pack as I can when he's not looking.

In all seriousness, I never like to approach hunts as "the client", I always want to pull my weight. I'll be 40 this Summer and I train pretty hard for this stuff.


That's a great attitude

Hope you score a really nice one

Thanks for coming to our state to hunt

It's beautiful here hope you savor every moment


Much appreciated, I can't wait to see it for myself.

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Originally Posted by smokepole
A good guide makes all the difference. Good ones can even make you feel like you're not slowing them down.


That's funny $hit right there!

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Yep, trying to keep up with a sheep guide in the mountains is Friggin" hilarious.



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