I’m 39 been bow hunting since 13 , started out shooting fingers then index release for past 20 years, switched to thumb release last summer and extended my range and accuracy a lot! Only modification is you have to move your peep site that’s it!

How to take advantage stay out of Liberal Colorado.

Make the draw for all seasons, Rifle,archery,black powder, everything.Residents as well as non- residents.

I live in Colorado and I hunt and it's about damn time that they do this they need to do more they need to eliminating some seasons and get rid of all the over the counter bull tags for rifle all the units should be a four-point restriction we've been saying for years that the elk numbers are just not what the state claims at least in the area I hunt which is South Central you just don't see the herds like you used to or even the Bulls Colorado claims the largest elk herd in the west they also count the elk in Estes Park that you can't hunt the elk that are in dinosaur monument that you can't hunt all those elk part of their count it's deceiving at best

I don't like the idea of the D loop being twisted with the thumb style

Is it loud? Few negative reviews on the camo version saying it's too loud to hunt with?

Did you have any tuning issues? I was getting a pretty harsh right tear when I switched and Ive had to change my grip on the riser a bit.

No I’m passing I rifle hunt never bow hunted

Western slope are fun hunts

CreedMOOR

I had to switch because of a major surgery on my abdomen the wrist strap made my guts feel like they were going to pull apart but after getting a much smoother drawing bow and going to a thumb release I was able to shoot again.

Odd...I've been considering going from an index release to a thumb release. Glad I caught this video.

Nice buck I have 9 velvet bucks at my lease

Literally just got home from shooting 6.8 and 300 WSM back to back….100, 300, 500 and 600. About the fifth time for this. Browning X-bolts with silencers. Hornady 200 gr ELD-X vs 165 accubonds . Hunt elk every year and got the 6.8 with the intention of swapping over. Not easy in my mind because 300 WSM has 3 bulls down over 450 yds. One at 670 although I don’t think I want to repeat that. That being said, in short, swap complete. complete. Everything you said, yup.

Never pass up a shot on day one you would take on the last day. At least that's what they say....

I have 6 of these and work great. I have the 2.0s. you may have to change the carrier card due to service in your area.

I don’t see this being that big of a deal. In the time you made your approach, the elk could have shaken you either way. I don’t see the ethical violation implication.

You bring up an interesting point. It's one more technological advantage put onto a growing pile of them. It's similar to bow sights that range and tell you where to aim. It's basically a crutch for a poor hunter. Ideally, everyone should have to learn the hard way.....by becoming a good hunter and not relying on their technological do-dads. It's called fair chase.

I think we as hunters should stick together. Average hunter is getting older and older every year and if we allow things like this to break us apart we can easily be the last generation that has the opportunity to hunt in the first place.

good thorough review!!!!

You are free to feel however you like about location marking technology and I understand the concern you've expressed about the unfair advantage it might provide in stalking and chase. But unless you're into purely primitive hunting, the sport is overwhelmed by technological advantages. compound bows, carbon fiber arrows, optical sites, advanced camouflage, VHF radios, Gore-Tex fabric, tree stands, range finding (in general), firearms, gps, night vision optics, drones, etc... All of these are used in hunting and provide significant tactical advantages over natural prey. Seems pretty weird to worry about this one thing but none of the others. Pin dropping technology provides significant positive aspects to hunting. It increases hunter safety by helping users navigate unfamiliar terrain and find their way back to base or to safety points. It also provides significant ethical improvements in wounded animal location, an ethical concern we should all share.

Imagine if the deer could move 😂

I agree. Technology is making it to easy, Also it's all about the money!

No. You can do this with an app on your iPhone etc. what’s your point? So you’re saying it’s not ETHICAL to simply mark where you’re objective’s at which you can do without the rangefinder. Do you not use technology in the clothes you wear, the food you eat, the pack you use etc. It’s just marketing and at the end of the day, you still have to hunt and make it happen! CHEERS!

Ive been doing this with my phone and other apps for a couple years. I dont need a rangefinder to do this.

I agree with you. This takes away the "hunt" i don't like it. I just gave away my compound bow and have started using a recurve. But i don't think it should be banned.

Too far.

do yall have a link to the huntable acres pdf in the video in order to print it out?

Living in HOT Florida our Yeti 65 sea foam after 5 years of service is a keeper lots of compliments and very happy with Yeti 👍

breaking apart the ice chunks is the worst thing to do!!!!

CPW is like Las Vegas, they know your chances of killing an elk, let alone a bull average around 5% if your from out of state. They will take your money all day long. A lot of factors play in. Weather, pressure, intimate knowledge of unit your hunting to name a few. Lived here and archery hunted elk all my life, (I’m 61) and the elk have become very weary and less vocal in the last 15 years due to over pressure. Roll the dice if you like. Good luck!

Did you ever try it outside with the sun beating on the cooler?

Great cooler, but Igloo needs to make the 4x4 model next.

Great review, thank you. I purchased the same bib and jacket a short time before Sitka switched to the new system. I used it during a winter hunt in Alberta Canada while sitting in a tree stand and it kept me warm. It was worth every penny.

Does it make a water tight seal ? Looking to seal fish bags for shipping

Mines was free. I stole it from a camp ground 2 years ago.

I purchased my Yeti Tundra 65 in the spring of 2021. I threw out the collection of coolers that I accumulated over the years and wanted one quality cooler that could for years. Three years of summer camping later, I can say that I made the right choice. I get 3-4 days of ice retention with an ice block in 100 plus weather. I watch other campers head out to buy ice every day.

Kong

Mine is now almost 2 years ago and still rocks. It also makes a nice extra chair. Very sturdy

with those padlock slots on the edges of the Tundra Yeti's you dont need to buy those Yeti SECURITY CABLE LOCK & BRACKETS just buy 3inch padlocks and a chain and you can lock your yeti's to your truck bed. I own a Roadie 60 two Tundra 65's a Roadie 24 a GoBox60 a Camino 50 a Hopper flip 12. Im gone every weekend in the summer either the beach or camping. My Yeti's are all well used there nice and dinged and scratched from being used to its fullest and if your not getting them scratched or dinged then your not using them right, there built tough and rugged so use them dont baby them

I tell you what's going on im not listening if there are no price tags for English speaking world and the Thai Baht so close down.

Orca has thicker plastic, made in usa 🇺🇸, has a way cooler design, and a lifetime warranty. Way better than Chinese made yeti. Yeti should be manufactured in Texas

FYI .277 isn't 6.8mm it's 7mm.

was this otc ? what unit was this. im going this sept and cant find any info on trailheads or units. im not asking for anyones honey hole.

Randolph’s are made in America

i need a 40 percent off code to get the new one lol im still using the creed xs guess ill wait till its 5 years old should be around 40 by then lol sounds smooth

Caution on this product. After 6 months, I noted hanging by wires. The four support pillars were split off. No way to reattach . Would never buy again. See if Home Depot will take back.

Bought 6 months ago . Noted now to be hanging by wires. The 4 supporting posts had all broken. Likely from heat. No way to reattach. Still works but can't have it hanging by a thread. Removed from socket and will see if Home Depot will take back. Worthless piece of junk. Good idea, though and really did add good light.

700th view!

Just purchased the tundra haul this thing will last me for years! I purchase my first yeti cooler in 2014 and still working perfectly fine no issues. The problem with the cheap coolers is they only last couple of summers if that.