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Favorite or Best best wrist release out there and why?
Had a Scott little goose till a pin came off while walking in for a hunt. Caliper fell off entirely. I now run a Carter Nock2it, I won’t buy a Scott again... -
Shot my blind!
Did that this year too. I have a mirror blind I made. The arrow just tumbled half way to the buck with really nice recessive genes. -
Waterfouling in TX
If I head north a bit by Rockport, TX the guadalupe river delta, theres a bigger mix. But in the open bay, its almost always redheads. This was back in December.- danwolf
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- Forum: Feathers and Wings
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Waterfouling in TX
Ha. An hour drive west and we have those too.- danwolf
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- Forum: Feathers and Wings
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Waterfouling in TX
Dang! Yeah its fun when you see a little variety.- danwolf
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- Forum: Feathers and Wings
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Waterfouling in TX
My first try hunting for redheads in open water, only used 25 decoys and it worked.- danwolf
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- Forum: Feathers and Wings
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Archery Sight
I have two Black Gold sights - a 7 pin Revenge (fixed sight) and a Accent Verdict slider (5 pin). I have them both on a 6" dovetail mount. Love them both, I'd recommend Black Gold. Check out S&S Archery they are better priced there and customizable (as well as Spot Hogg). -
Bino’s for a guy with glasses
Almost all binos have adjustable eye cups. I wear glasses, I just adjust the cups all the way in. Buy whatever glass you seem to like, go to a store that has a variety- Leupold, Vortex, Zeiss, etc... and you'll find which ones work for you and your budget. -
First antelope
Haha very true. We have plenty cactus in Texas, it takes forever to get it out of clothes too. -
First antelope
Thanks all y’all. Definitely fun to hunt! I’m still picking cactus out of my knees and elbows. -
First antelope
By the advice of a member here I tried going for a special Wyoming tag and drew my last choice and turned out to be on my normal days I have to work...but as my work project turned out I had days off starting Wednesday. Shot my rifle Thursday, dropped it on my stairs before going to the range... -
Texans Can Keep State Parks Funded Without New Taxes, Here's How
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Wyoming Pronghorn Hunt (Long Story)
Great report, glad you all enjoyed your time out there. -
Another Wyoming antelope hunt in the books
Looks like a very successful hunt! I wired my own 12v plug in my truck bed and use the same vacuum sealer on my tailgate, very handy. -
Questions for Tundra Owners
There is two screws holding the steering column shroud / cover. Take the bottom half off and you now have access to the wiper- one screw to take that off and put the new on on.- danwolf
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- Forum: Hunting Rigs - Truck Talk
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Questions for Tundra Owners
I had a crew max for 4 years that I bought new and sold with 80k for a Tacoma which I love. The limited slip worked great, but if your so concerned a TRD off road models have a locking rear diff. On the other hand a SR or SR5 model with fewer features are easy to upgrade, add your own...- danwolf
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- Forum: Hunting Rigs - Truck Talk
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Accuracy question
Good point @ImBillT wind here in South Texas by the ocean is not forgiving at all. I'll definitely take that into consideration next time at the range, thanks! -
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Accuracy question
I bought it used this summer, tore it down and reassembled it with a 1" Zeiss Conquest 3-9 x 50 on it with their optilock rings. -
Accuracy question
I'll look into premium rounds in same grain, just what is available at local stores is Hornady. Yeah I don't rest the barrel on the bags haha. When I bought the rifle this summer I tore it apart and torqued it to Sako specs including the scope and checked if its free floating, which is fine.
