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OK, coues hunt is over and I'm back in the gym.
I slacked off after my hunt and took a week off. While hunting I had no knee issues to speak of. I'd dose with prescription Motrin in the morning and again before going to bed and that staved off the dastardly pain I usually experience.
Now I'm waiting until there's some snow on the ground and I'll go back out and try to call in a mountain lion. It might be a while before it snows however since the temp was north of 80 degrees today. I also went hiking with the wife and dogs earlier this week looking at some new coues country. This was how we, wife and I, spent our Anniversary. She don't hunt but sure seems to support my doing so. :grin:
I'm waiting until it snows on the nearby mountains and I'm going to add hiking with snowshoes as part of my fitness routine in preparation for a late season elk hunt next year if I can get drawn. Maybe I'll do some backpacking this summer too?
Vince
I slacked off after my hunt and took a week off. While hunting I had no knee issues to speak of. I'd dose with prescription Motrin in the morning and again before going to bed and that staved off the dastardly pain I usually experience.
Now I'm waiting until there's some snow on the ground and I'll go back out and try to call in a mountain lion. It might be a while before it snows however since the temp was north of 80 degrees today. I also went hiking with the wife and dogs earlier this week looking at some new coues country. This was how we, wife and I, spent our Anniversary. She don't hunt but sure seems to support my doing so. :grin:
I'm waiting until it snows on the nearby mountains and I'm going to add hiking with snowshoes as part of my fitness routine in preparation for a late season elk hunt next year if I can get drawn. Maybe I'll do some backpacking this summer too?
Vince