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And they're EXPENSIVE

Think Id have to call him bean bag or nutsack... Maybe beans for short

Im pretty sure it has an internal battery back up... Also works so you can plug a solar panel into it and not need the AAs Sent from my LM-V405 using Tapatalk

Doesn't this one have an built in internal battery and GPS tracking? Sent from my LM-V405 using Tapatalk

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I know this is the current laws as printed in the reg book and maybe whats online as of now... But do we know if the NRC has actually decided on the new law/restrictions yet? The pic you posted is the exact same as the previous year, it still says straight cased and .357 minimum... Im thinking...

Not mine... Listing for a buddy Practically brand new fully loaded Gearhead B36... Just shot in the yard a few times, never even seen the timber. Draw length adjustable from 25.5-31.5" currently set at 27" Draw weight adjustable from 66-75lbs Comes with- Spot hog hunter 5 pin .019 wrapped...

Any of you guys ever add rattles to your diddy pole leaders? Do you prefer to set the bait just under the surface or deeper, how deep???

What is the best option for a linked trail camera system these days? One that several cams can send all the pics to one specific cam or a "home unit" Non cellular as I have zero service in some areas. I was going to try some cuddelink cams but I was told that they eat batteries like crazy.

Could just be that nobody is hunting or trapping those specific animals much lately... Fur prices have been garbage for several years and a lot of pheasant hunters slowed way down or just gave it up years back when the numbers got so low and started hunting other things instead.

Thats a lot of people's livelihood... As much as I dont see the appeal to window shopping a deer and then just shooting livestock its also none of my business if someone else wants to

Ya but even a fully guided elk hunt is work... A lot of guys just wanna go hang out in a nice heated blind and hunt a couple hours shoot their "trophy" and go home with store bought bragging rights without ever breaking a sweat. Anyone who pays that kind of money for that kind of "hunt" isnt...

I had a Ruger SR22 that I never had an issue with.

I dont have all the specifics on the paramount but if I was going to spend that kind of money on a muzzleloader Id probably say screw the black powder and get a CVA Scout smokeless conversion... Thats what I did last year and its really surprised me, you wont find a better option in that price...

Ok help a guy out, Ive never had or even used a decent fish finder that wasnt 15yrs old so Im needing help narrowing down what I need and what might just be a waste. Ive got a 20' mod-v outboard jet that has only seen river use and mostly just catfishing in the 3-4yrs Ive had it but I might get...

Front wont have an anchor... Itll be tied off to some kind of structure

Ok Ive got a question for you fishing and boat gurus... Ive got a 20'x60" 5° mod-v Id like to be able to keep sideways in river current. Ive always just tied the front end up to a log jam or something on the bank, how big of an anchor am I going to need to keep the rear from swinging down...

Get them out... Man Id just keep putting more in. Id much rather catch and eat flathead and pike, just dont see much around here in ponds

I had Hollis Weber from Centerpunch USA in Dubuque convert a stainless steel CVA Scout 45-70 to smokeless for me last summer. The gun/conversion was under $700 and you can get the blued CVA hunter model for about $100 less. Mine shoots ridiculously good for what it is with just a 12x heavy...

Anybody have any luck finding any good sounding chalk free box calls? I use to use Woods Wise Mystic box calls and still have one but its all but worn out trying to find a good alternative Anybody have any Woods Wise Mystic box calls still new or in good condition they want to get rid of???