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ID_Paul
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At this point the thought of buying snowshoes seems laughable since it is over 70 degrees here in southern Idaho and elk season is mostly over.
However, I'll be hunting the late season and hopefully by then there will be a good amount of the white stuff on the ground. The last time I hunted late, the elk had holed up high, and I was struggling through waist deep snow to get to them. I don't want to do that again.
Any suggestions on snowshoes? Especially brands recommended or warned against. I know Tubbs has a good reputation and a price to match. Do you know anything about InStep shoes?
Any other tips are appreciated.
Thanks.
Paul
However, I'll be hunting the late season and hopefully by then there will be a good amount of the white stuff on the ground. The last time I hunted late, the elk had holed up high, and I was struggling through waist deep snow to get to them. I don't want to do that again.
Any suggestions on snowshoes? Especially brands recommended or warned against. I know Tubbs has a good reputation and a price to match. Do you know anything about InStep shoes?
Any other tips are appreciated.
Thanks.
Paul