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I'm only 10# away from being too fat to hunt anymore. It finally hit me Sunday perched in my tree in 16 degree weather.Everything i got is tight. Had to hook my safety harness buckles up in Braille cus i ain't seen em!. By the time i got all my King of the Overprice on ,it shrunk my draw lenght 6 inches. How in the world have Biggie , Gene and Marty hunted all these years like this? I have got to lose some weight...anyone else?
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Biggie? Surley you jest! He's just a little guy, just look at his avatar.
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lmao.....sorry i'm right there with ya but that was funny.
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You have to adjust son...buy the 4xl and 5xl instead of trying to pour yourself into a 2xl. Get buddystands that are made for two hunters. Get two belts, hook one into the other and you'll have plenty of extra holes. You can go to an upolstery shop and have webbing added to your safety harness. And finally, go to a 3/4 ton pick up.
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Biggie, why not just go for a 1 ton truck.
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I got nothing for that,But I can picture it you in a tree looking like a condominium size squirrel's nest...LOL No hard feelings if you want some exercise tips I can help.
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Committed to a Colorado Elk trip last year, which motivated me to lose the weight. Glad I did, covered alot of country and saw alot of animals.
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i was so fat last year that when my old lady told me to haul ass i had to make two trips.
-------------------- IT'S NEVER WRONG TO DO WHATS RIGHT AND NEVER RIGHT TO DO WHATS WRONG.....LOU HOLTZ Posts: 4009 | From: washington | Registered: Mar 2008
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Joebuck, do yourself a favor and try to loose the weight. You will be a better hunter and maybe stick around to hunt longer. I understand, I lost 40 lbs in 2009. Felt alot better hanging stands, climbing up in stands, and had a good year. I know it's hard but just give it a try. Al
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I figure you are just evening out the score, as good a hunter as you are- you are giving the deer a chance.
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