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It has more to do with the high fence that live inside of....

Montana variety pack

Outdoor prolink is another one

Took my no name jr antelope hunting last weekend and really liked it. Left the bipod at home and the first pic is how I was setup to shoot my buck. I think my tripod will be my main hunting support system moving forward.

Check out the Kodak Canvas flexbox tents. Super easy to setup and a killer family camping tent in my opinion

I haven’t shot off it yet but I got one and put a Colorado tripod company ball head on it for hunting. I’m really liking it so far the little bit I’ve played with it

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How about $185 shipped

Looking to sell my tripod and ball head setup. I just don’t use it much and transitioned to lighter tripod fo hunting. Both are and good shape and function as they should. Looking for sold. Thanks!

Well I guess it depends what kind of hunting you’re doing too. If you’re only shooting 20 yards out of a tressstand it probably wouldnt matter what you’re shooting. They would probably all be close enough

Are you saying that you’re wanting to put 3 different kinds of arrows in your quiver at the same time? As long as they are the same diameter and close to the same overall weight I would do it but you have different diameters mixed in with those arrows

Did you go with the notched or smooth legs. I definitely prefer the notched

I’d go 9-13. It’s definitely short enough for prone and is more versatile in my opinion

That probably because they’re the same scope minus a few options. That’s what I’ve been told anyways

I’m looking for a little info on fishing around Charleston. I’ll be out in the middle of May and was curious if anyone had any tips. Thanks!

Some places allow you to send in frozen unfleshed hides but some want them to be fleshed and dried

If you do it yourself, the hard part is breaking the hide or making it soft. Coyotes dont have a real thick hide so it’s not terrible, but it’s still a pain in the ass. There are a few tanneries that you can ship them to yourself. Moyles is the only one I can think of off the top of my head but...

Don’t get hung up on one brand it even ‘hunting related’ brands. Lots of good gear can be found on steep and cheap and backcountry. I feel like each brand has a pice of gear they make better than another. I can’t help but laugh at guys that look like they stepped right out of a catalog.