Moose ?

[LD375]

My training regimen will have me carrying 140 pounds for an hour on an incline by hunting season.

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Hi Vince, the training and stuff is great no doubt, but to be honest, if your hunting Newfoundland, I won't worry to much about a back pack pal, your moose well come out of the woods in 1 piece ..I'll tell ya first hand, those guys are well prepared, and most likely well use the J5 to get your moose out real fast

Lou

 

[jimbires]

the outfitter I used when we hunted moose in Newfoundland used UTV trucks . I think it was a 6 wheel Polaris . you are right they have the recovery down , no problem there . my guys used a chain saw to quarter the moose , and hauled it out on the quad-truck .

if I can offer a little advice ; when training wear heavy boots . the area I hunted was swampy . every step had me pulling my foot up out of ankle deep , or more , muck . when I was getting ready for the hunt I wore my heaviest hunting boots with ankle weights trying to toughen up my legs , I also carried my loaded backpack . I hunted just off the gros morne national park border .

 

[sask boy]

Vince that is some workout regime, if you don't get in shape doing that something is terribly wrong. I might as well be a couch potato in what my workout curtails compared to that :wink:.
You can't be in to good of shape for hunting.

Blessings,
Dan

 

[Vince]

Thanks Dan.
I'm trying. Just got off the treadmill.
Half hour, 1 mile, on incline, 67 pounds. I'll take tomorrow off. Then back at it for two more days. I wear my hunting boots when I'm working out, La Sportiva Karakorum lightweight mountaineering boots.

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