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Worst of the Worst
Not a Stone Glacier fan boy or anything, but pretty sure that hunt wasn't in Montana...- Cheater
- Post #56
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Davis or montana canvas wall tent
Don't have experience with both, but have been very happy with my Davis.- Cheater
- Post #5
- Forum: Want To Buy
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Complete Leupold Loadout or save up for Swarovski?
Anybody else have Maven testimonials? I've looked through the B.1 10x42's in the field and really liked them. Considering getting a pair, but am curious to hear others experience. Relatively new company has me a little gun shy. -
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Whitetail & Mule Deer bucks - what do they score? Give me a guess.
Yes, I believe his eye guards (plural) would total 8 or 9". -
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Whitetail & Mule Deer bucks - what do they score? Give me a guess.
No clue on the Whitetail. I think the Muley is ~185" gross. Looks like he has 8-9" of eye guards and the one extra makes up for the short G2. -
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Congrats, you've got the curse.....
Awesome write up and beautiful bull, congrats! -
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Utah
Selecting your hunts is so smooth. Dates, boundaries, etc. all right infront of you in one spot. I wish other states would follow. Drawing the actual tag is a little more problematic...- Cheater
- Post #14
- Forum: Tag, Applications, Maps & E-Scouting
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My 2020 season in photos
Congrats on an amazing season! Thank you for sharing.- Cheater
- Post #83
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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"Free" Toprut? Didn't see that coming
Up until this year I've always had good success with OnX. I preloaded a bunch of maps for an out of state hunt in the medium resolution. When I got to my hunt area only about 1/4 of what I downloaded were actually available. Luckily I had decent service on the hunt. As for Top Rut. I like...- Cheater
- Post #47
- Forum: Tag, Applications, Maps & E-Scouting
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$900 to $1300 new rifle
Can't speak for the other recommendations, but I have loved my Browning HCS in .300 WM. -
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Anybody use SecureIt gun safes?
I have the 6 long gun capacity model and like it. My two priorities were locking up guns from the kids and being lightweight/portable. It meets those very well. From a fire, theft, and storage space standpoint I wouldn't recommend it. It is also expensive for what it is.- Cheater
- Post #4
- Forum: Other Product and Gear
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Who Processes Their Own Game
Pros of doing it myself Consistency Knowing how the meat was cared for from field to table Cost savings I enjoy it Cons: Takes a lot of time during a time of year when time is scarce. Like Snowy mentioned I usually freeze and complete the finish product later in the year.- Cheater
- Post #22
- Forum: Recipes and Wild Game Cooking
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Popo Agie Canoe Trip
Just checking in to see if this thread has been updated. It hasn't. -
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Which one of you bastards . . . .
The Tillamook Oregon Strawberry ice cream is also ridiculously good!- Cheater
- Post #160
- Forum: Fireside (A Place for Friends)
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Favorite guest hunter?
There aren't many bad answers, Randy does a great job with guests. With that said, I'll start the voting for Lawnboy!- Cheater
- Post #29
- Forum: Fresh Tracks+
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Valuing a company
Rule #2 - Never hold your strategic planning meetings in a public internet forum 😂 In all seriousness, lots of good advice in this thread. Ultimately, selling a business (or bringing on investors) is complicated and no two deals are exactly the same.- Cheater
- Post #7
- Forum: Money and Finances
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Valuing a company
Which means you'll need to find either an unsophisticated buyer or someone who is defending their turf. Probably the former in this specific scenario.- Cheater
- Post #6
- Forum: Money and Finances
