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Yeah, certainly worth the extra cost given my scenario. I hope you guys are doing well!

It's true. I need redundancy.

@@jrk9679 agreed

I'm not sure what my camera settings are, but I just go to the video mode and scroll with the top back-right wheel until the frame rate is 1/4. It may be dependent on your video mode settings, like 4k 60p, 4k 24p, 1080p, etc. I'd experiment with those settings if you can't get it to 4 fps.

Thanks for the validation. I'm glad your bear experience worked out without too much trouble. Have you done a video on it?

@@RUTired yes I have no video of the encounter because I was worried about more important things at the time…lol, but I do have a video explaining my encounter

Yep. The only stats I have to work with are the ones collected for the general population. If you have ones specific for outdoors, let me know. Not trying to fool anyone- just gotta work with what's out there.

@@RUTired pet peeve. It didn’t need to be in there. There aren’t statistics to quantify the risk we are talking about. The stats you use don’t do it either. I live a risky life and have survived. The statistics do not describe my life, nor will they your viewers. But I get the urge to justify going into the wild very well.

It's true. Lots of backpack makers are making too many compromises for the sake of weight.

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@@aaaa8130 outside watch also did a short where they jumped with helium balloons. but more practicallly: it's kind of ridiculously inconvenient to use in any normal situation, compared to like a ladder or something. and for something like movies, you have wires to help the actor move around how ever you want, not just only upwards.

@@aaaa8130 he did in another video and its dangerous because you can actually fly away

Than the velocity listed on the box

@@RUTired Thanks.

Thanks. She's the same great dog. Getting pretty long in the tooth. I can't imagine we'll have her around in a few years so I cherish all the time I can get. Hope you're doing well!

@@RUTiredI know how much we love and value our own long in the tooth pups, so I thought I’d ask after Ragnar.

I thought you used to have some videos on your channel. Didn't work out?

Thanks. One day they'll look great. As long as someone doesn't suddenly want to expand their garage and chop it 😂

Thanks, I definitely underestimated them

Sorry I missed your comment until now. You still have more than enough power to see things on a night with a new moon. The segment where I show the stars was taken on a moonless night in the High Uintas Wilderness, and I wasn't pushing the camera very hard. I can't remember the settings, but it was probably wide open, around 1/30th shutter speed, and somewhere in the middle range of the ISO. Looking into pitch black woods on a moonless night, you can definitely see quite a bit, but it still wouldn't quite match daylight.

Glad I could help!

You bet. That would have been good to show. I'll make that my next video. It shouldn't take long to put together.

good luck bro keep the work up shit's amazing@@RUTired

It really is. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for always watching!

Very few people are interested in this kind of stuff. Thanks for supporting me!

That is super nice of you to offer to chip in. I think there are people that would chip in but I've never done patreon or any kind of fundraising and I don't think it's time for it yet. You guys deserve regular content if I asked for money and I know I can't deliver that right now in my life. I'll be okay, it'll just take careful planning and a few months of money set aside. In the meantime I'm putting together other vids to give the subscribers something to watch. My family suggested I start doing shorts, so expect some of those soon. Thanks a ton for the support!

I don't believe in cryptids, but there's definitely what I call a 'Boogyman' factor when camping alone. It's the same woods that was there in the daylight, but it feels very different once the sun goes down.

I agree. Practice will be key.

I haven't tried H110 yet. The last time I bought powder specifically for the 460, there was a shortage and I could only get weak powders for it. It's a handful when actually loaded to full specs.

Thanks for your perspective. There's definitely a special charm about camping in the snow. It's taken me awhile to dial in the right conditions for the hot tent, but I still really enjoy it. I usually don't have extravagant meals while backpacking, but when I have the hot tent I like to indulge in good food.

I'll be honest, I don't have any personal experience in this area. From my research I think the 460 might be a touch more flat shooting at longer ranges, and carry more energy, but both should be okay for any North American game. There are some that have commented on here that anything other than a long gun is not enough. I disagree, but I don't have any experience so take it for what it's worth. I'd probably add a small scope too if it were me.

Thank you brother, ballistics wise the .460 is a more powerful gun, but is it fun to shoot at the range or in general? Not sure if I’d even enjoy it to be honest, where as the 44 is a joy to shoot. Decisions decisions…

Thanks! It was fun to make.

I've noticed quite a difference depending on the load. Anything 300 grain and up that's loaded hot- leaves my thumb sore later.

Glad I could help!

there you go!

Good idea. My buddy had a cheap walmart tarp and it worked %100. I tried to make my own ultralight tarp but didn't treat it with enough silicone spray, or it wore off after 7 years.

@@RUTired the silicone spray works great if everything works out perfect. But the clear Flex Seal is pretty much a no-brainer. It's more expensive but it works every time. I have a little bag I keep my Poncho jammed in and everytime I pull it out to use it there's no problem with the with the hood I repaired on it. And the tarps I have made, I fold up and they never seem to have any problems either no cracking or anything like that

@@jamesbowen5573 I'll definitely have to check out the flex seal

@@RUTired it comes in a spray can but also in the larger cans. Spray pecan is really easy to use but to be honest it doesn't have very much in it. It took two cans to do the hood inside and out on my Poncho the last time I bought a poncho. The time before I used a brush and applied it on my other poncho. Both ways work. I just don't know where the first Pancho is🤣🤣🤣

Thank you! I'm glad I could share the experience.

Thanks! It's taken me awhile but I think I have my camera and lens setup pretty dialed in. now.

@@RUTired oh you did GREAT! 👏

I believe it's from Pine Bark Beetle kill.

Thanks! Same to you.

Thanks for the suggestion. I'll have to put together some videos.

Great question. From their website, all lar-8 rifles are rated for 308. I exclusively shoot 308 in mine

@@RUTired thank you !

Thanks Randy. Definitely a valid concern. I was fully expecting a lot of hiking on top of the stalking I was doing. I tend to have grander visions of a hunt than what is actually practical. For example, I fantasize about hiking into the mountains 8 miles and camping for days while hunting elk. In reality, it would be a nightmare hauling out even a hind quarter, much less going back 4 or 5 times. I was prepared in this case to track down a buck for multiple days if I had to, but if it came to that I probably would've had a better idea of how miserable it is in reality, and maybe changed rifles in the future. I didn't think it was that bad, but I'm used to pretty heavy packs when I hike. Thanks for the feedback!

@RUTired At least you have a plan. Find some hunters in that area to tap into their methods. I am lucky to hunt out my back door, but I have hunted with an H&K 91 in 308. Got lossed in the woods one time and had to hump it. Not fun at all. Thanks for your maturity and understanding that my comments were directed towards your safety and future hunting expirences. Semper Fi Good Luck out there. I ate dinner and reviewed your video on the Rifle and told myself to sleep on it. They have three of them at $950.00 each. Does that sound like a good deal? I miss that .308 / 7.62x51 in my collection. Thanks again!

@@rik4369 yeah I think I picked up mine for $1750 or thereabouts, so sounds pretty good to me. The rifle has been awesome. I've found the 175 grain federal gold medal match to be the most accurate load. I always appreciate wisdom from people with more experience. I'm glad I could add my two cents about the rifle. Good luck.

Thanks. I find myself missing some aspects of winter in the summer, and all aspects of summer in the winter. I guess there's at least no bugs in the winter.

agreed

I thought it fit the peaceful scenery