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May 14th, 2005, 12:04 AM
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al wrote:
Does anyone have a Lunker Hunter collecting dust? They are no longer made but I am sure they're out there waiting to see the light of day again. How much lighter is a Lunker Hunter? I can't imagine you'd save a whole lot of weight using that, over a Creek Co. tube. You'd probably save a lot more weight on what you pack in. Shortie fins, lighter camping gear...ect ect.... Leave the pump behind? Do you have ultra light camping gear? It can get very costly, but I can see you saving 5-10 lbs just in gear. brians 
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