This is 100 and we’re at 300FPS.

Is anyone else’s toddler their ultimate hype man? Volume up.

hunting, puck, Bitcoin. This is the way.

Good question and do not get me wrong, the domes are great. The reason I like a tipi is weight and pack ability. You also get a massive footprint to get out of the rain and move around while you’re in the back country. There’s also plenty of ceiling room to hang your clothes in the tipi to dry out with a stove if you get caught in the rain. The 8 man with all stakes and carbon pole is under 7 pounds. You could even use a long stick as the center pole save even more weight(we’ve done this). They also collapse down in a pack to about 12”x6”x6” which is essentially the bottom 1/3 of your pack and leaves space for your gear too.

-Gear Review- Currently in the market for a larger tent so I thought I’d share these side by side. Left tent is a 4 man Peax Solitude and the right is an 8 man Seek tent. I’m 6’4”/225 so I prefer the extra space on long hunts. Especially if I’m sharing it. The 4 man tent is great for 1 person and a stove and you could get away with two but you’d be cramped. With no stove, I’ve slept 3 adults but that was pushing it. Really, this is a two man tent and great for all season solo hunts or 2 man early season/ no or small stove hunts. The 8 man Seek is great for 3 to 4 adults max with a stove and some gear. It’s also a great small family tent if you’re looking to bring your spouse and kids. The half nest add on allows you to enclose kids so they do not touch the stove at night while also sealing out bugs. You can fit 2 adults and 2-3 small kids in one half nest. They also come with additional interior liners which are a must in my opinion(see the white walls in the tent). Nothing worse than touching a tent wall and getting soaked at 4am. Both options are back packable which is what I’m looking for. They also save a ton of weight on horses rather than packing a wall tent(just sold mine).

If the boy asks you to set up the tent, you do it.

Cool desert buck that a buddy and his boy took in AZ this season. #huntstr

Morning 100 yard cold bore(shooting the target behind the elk). Attempting the lighted nocks this year to see shot placement in low light. They’re also fun to watch. #bowstr

Nice work with the tree.

A friend’s mom was out hunting muleys today and glassed this cat stalking a bedded buck. #huntstr

New year, new bow. Matthew’s ARC 34. Go spend some corn and learn to hunt this year. #huntstr