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Did you find out? I just bought the HD. From what I understand it has a different "updated" cam system. I'm planning to call Xpedition next week.

@@DingleBerryschnapps no I never found out.

Hey Lucas. That's great that you will be doing some shed hunting in Colorado this spring. It's always fun to get out and pick up some sheds. I highly recommend that you watch this video on shed hunting. It shows you wintering areas on Google Earth which will be where the animals will be dropping antlers. ua-cam.com/video/PuVvQMpryoo/v-deo.html Also, check out my site transitionwild.com. I have a bunch of articles on shed hunting. Just click the shed hunting icon on the home page.

So I've been told.

Thank you David! It sure is a useful tool!

Thank you! Glad you found it useful and good luck this fall in Colorado!

??? I stated at the beginning of the video and in the description above that my total arrow weight is 560 grains.

@@transitionwild9595 right, so that would be a light hunting arrow.

Bowfishinfreak1 for buffalo, yes it would be considered light. For elk and deer, it would be considered heavy. Majority of hunting setups are between 400-450.

We will have to agree to disagree. I feel people gotta get off the speed and kinetic bandwagon and really look at what matters and that's forward weight and momentum. I run a 650 grain total weight at 19% foc with a monolithic single bevel broadhead for whitetail and pigs. And get 100% pass throughs no matter what bones it hits. Thanks for taking the time to comment back.!!!!

@@Bowfishinfreak1 LOL at your argument that 560 grain is a "light hunting arrow." Sounds like you are all hung up on the heavy arrow, extreme foc bandwagon. Momentum is great and a quiet bow is even better but to completely ignore trajectory as it relates to your possible shot opportunities is short-sighted. Every hunter is going to have a different idea of what makes their perfect arrow, based on how they are going to use it. The variables that influence that decision should run much deeper than hoping you can break bone if you make a bad shot. With all this being said, I think 600 grains is great at short distances. Beyond 30-40 yards, heavy arrows start to nose dive and pin gap really starts to stretch out. Accurate estimation of shot distances is more critical with heavy arrows, as is the estimation of trajectory if you have to squeeze one through a small shot window. I'm not arguing against heavy arrows, just pointing out that there are disadvantages that go along with the obvious advantages.

Sorry you have had a bad experience with your tripod. I've been extremely happy with my BOG tripod system and have been using it for almost three years now while shed hunting, rifle hunting, filming, scouting, etc. If you're having troubles, reach out to them directly so that they can figure out what's going on: www.btibrands.com/contact/

Yeah, you do! Game changer for rifle hunting and glassing. Highly recommend the Bog Pod!

That folder is for Iowa. Unfortunately, there is not a good overlay for Colorado public land outlines, at least from what I've found. You can get the national forest areas overlay by going to the "More" Folder and then checking the "Parks/Recreation" Box. That will give you the national forest overlay but not BLM. I use OnXmaps to determine the public land areas and cross back and forth between Google Earth and OnXmaps. Thanks for watching, Gene!

Check out onxmaps.com

Hi Taylor - Sounds like you are gearing up for a great hunt in the near future! The best tool hands down is onXmaps. Download the APP and you can use it as your GPS and marking locations, trails, etc. It also shows land ownership so you know where the public land boundaries are. It's $35 a year per state but well worth it in my opinion. You can usually find discount codes to purchase it by checking out Randy Newberg's website. Good luck this Fall!

@@transitionwild9595 Thanks so much! Super helpful. This is the missing piece between your video and public land. Your videos are great. Much appreciated.

Yeah I wish all states would do this - very helpful!

Thanks Joshua! I love my Bog Pod with the PCA - killer setup in my opinion! Good luck this season!

Thanks, got on a 5x4 at 10 yards at last light yesterday here in AZ for the velvet archery season. Couldn't tell which side he was on so I stalked left and he was on the right and stayed out of view through the thick. So fun though. Planning on using BogPod with glassing and predator hunting here as well as filming with my DSLR.

That's awesome Josh! I hope you get him but either way, it's always a good time to be outside!

Thanks Scott! Yes - thermals are a big part of both elk and whitetail hunting! Many of hunts have went south due to thermals. haha Appreciate ya watching, Scott!

Thanks Alex! Digital scouting is key! Glad to hear you are making your way out to Colorado to get your hands dirty soon!

Thanks Justin! I'm glad these videos are helpful to you and hopefully it shortens the learning curve when you decide to go on your first elk hunt! Thanks again for watching

Thanks for watching, Chase! It's definitely a good method to get you in the ballpark, but then you will have to disect smaller areas to really hone in on elk. Make sure you are subscribed to my channel because I'm posting a digital elk scouting series (2 videos) of how to find elk via google earth and onXmaps. Good luck in 2019!

everyone is different bro. My shoulder is just fine.

No kidding. Good lord. Keep elbow high. Watch the pros. Watch the indoor nationals and watch the way you’re supposed to. Can’t hate on learning from the best of the best

Sweet! Sounds like a good setup. For 2018, I dropped down a bit in overall weight. I think I went a bit too heavy last year. It's all about balance between speed and penetration.

I was shooting element arrows. I have since switched to Black Eagle 300 spines.

I have used that - very helpful indeed! It is definitely nice to see how far you have to travel and the elevation you have to cover. Thanks for watching!

As a guy that sets behind his desk all day at work.... Google Earth has been one of the best digital scouting tools I have come across. I have downloaded a file that overlays a topo map over the entire globe and can turn on and shut off that layer anytime to get the contours and topo info like springs and trails and things when I need it. Such a cool tool.

That topo overlay sounds badass. Where can I find that link to download?

Let me see if I can find it again.

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Hey man - sorry for the late reply. I'm around the glenwood area. Check out this article I wrote on my site! It is packed with some good info to get off and running: transitionwild.com/beginner-colorado-shed-hunting-tips/

You're welcome. I didn't give it away, this is public information provided by the Colorado Parks and Wildlife. Plenty of room out there for everyone. Best of luck in 2018 and thanks for watching!

Agreed. It's just that not everyone knows this. Colorado has been great with their information on all species like identifying migration areas, wintering grounds etc. I just wish some of the other states would do the same cause its starting to get more like gambling these days with more hunters out in the field. I've backpack and horse packed most of my hunts and now I'm seeing tons of people in areas I never thought they'd be. Anyhow, good job and I wish you luck this year in the draws. As for me I'm looking to go OTC if I don't draw in my home state AZ (home state) or in NM. I never liked playing the points game.

Yeah I hear ya. Gone are the days of leaving everyone behind. I think success is all about getting creative and hunting smart, instead of trying to "out-muscle" everyone. Good luck to you as well!

Thank you! Yeah, he is a unique buck for sure. I've never seen one like that before. Thanks for watching :)

Try this link: cpw.state.co.us/learn/Pages/KMZ-Maps.aspx It should bring up all the species. Scroll down to elk and the click on "Click To Download" for the map overlays. If you are not able to download, it might have something to do with your computer settings.

Transition Wild I will try that when I get to my laptop. Thank you very much.