People have asked that before and the trouble is like I would love to give one but they're

textbooks they're almost all textbooks and that's not to say there's not one that exists I just

don't know necessarily what it would be and and to send people out you know like you could

you could safely you could safely recommend a handful of decent

you let's just say bow hunting books you know the white shoe and and the campaign's book and all these different ones.

The problem with doing that with nutrition

is there's some really awful advice out there.

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gear that I'm excited to share with you guys. Based right here in Bozeman,

the Montana Bozling is something that I've been running for about a year now.

And the cool thing that I like about the Montana Bozling is that it's a Bozeling that attaches to pretty much any hunting pack that you already have using the existing

webbing or it can connect to itself like a traditional boisling.

Some guys probably like slings, some of you guys don't like slings. Personally I love having one,

whether it's just covering ground in the middle of the day or being able to glass without

setting my bow down. They can come in really handy. Now the downside to

most slings is that it's just one extra thing to pack. You gotta get it out or put it away

all that nonsense. The cool thing about the Montana bow sling is that it's always

attached to your pack so you never have to worry about it, never have to put it away and have to get it out

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