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Also, that open compartment is big enough and strong enough that I can put a hang on stand in there and buckle it in. Works great for hauling in a treestand.

They are good. I've had a natural gear one. I will say that if you do get one, get one with shoulder straps because they don't sag down or anything like that with straps. A small enough fanny pack that doesn't sag down wont hold enough gear in my opinion. Having said that, if you're going to...

Wow... Those touch ups are awesome!

What he said.

I don't know what kind of material you are using, but you might be better off checking with a trapping supply company like Funke Trap Tags & Supplies. http://www.funketraptags.com/ They could get you set up with the correct cable, locks, stops, tags, etc... You might have better success if...

Playoffs?... You're talkin bout playoffs...? You kiddin me? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p3-eavMSBnk Nov 1st - 30th is my prediction, mostly the 2nd week is when I'll see the most activity. Mostly because that's when I will be in the tree and not starting at a computer screen.

I don't believe they are legal in Iowa? Doesn't it cast a beam of light onto the target?

I heard using one for extended periods of time will give you the urge to watch 'The Notebook'.

Yes. They are worth every penny in my opinion. Great adjustability, and they are bulletproof.

I've had many Redwings, and they hold up really well. However, they are by far and away the most uncomfortable boots I've had. Especially if you spend a lot of time on cement, standing, working, etc... I went to wolverine boots with the soft soles, and they were very comfortable, but the sole...

x100 on the Primos stuff. In fact, I have called customer service before for a Primos product, and guess who answered the phone.... Will Primos himself. I couldn't believe it. Got me squared away with a replacement duck call as mine had lost the guts in the marsh. They are great people to deal...

Call timken, be sure to have a bearing part number. ;)

Have not had the unfortunate experience of wounding a good buck yet. I have lost a couple of does with a bow, and one with a shotgun. They were heartbreaking enough in my younger years. I know as well as any bowhunter that having your heart broke on a nice buck is always a possibility. I'm just...

I would recommend doing 4 rows of each side by side.

Great bows either way. I've got a carbon element as well, and love the thing. I would vote for hoyt but I'm biased. You really can't go wrong with any of the bows on the market. Shoot them both and decide which one feels the best.

I've had similar experience with them as well. They are great!

I will have to check that out on archerytalk. So far, our experiences with the Rineharts have been really good, but they are pretty expensive. The replaceable inserts are great. I know I have heard McKenzie has stepped up their game, maybe we will get a couple brand new deer targets, one...

Our local bow club is having a meeting on Wednesday to discuss our target situation for replacements, etc... We are currently at a tipping point where about half or a little less are Rineharts, and the rest are McKenzie's. It would be nice to go to all one or the other, but there is a pretty...

Yep... I cringe at the thought of a spider. I don't know what it is, but I really get the willies when it comes to the 8 legged freaks!