Yeah that's the Type 6 reduced price or whatever they are...agreed those are a steal....but I don't think many of those go into leftover?
At this point in the calendar the OP might only have full price cow tag options in secondary draw or leftovers?
My crew picked up some of the leftover...
So does that mean a $704 full price NR WY cow elk tag picked up in the leftovers, split between 2 guys is actually a sound financial decision??
that'd be a first...never tried to justify hunting as a cheaper way to get meat as it just doesn't work out.
You can go on Netflix right now and watch The Peanut Butter Falcon. Need a willing suspension of disbelief but it's a good 90min watch...even has an old beat up 870 that features heavily.
Slightly off topic but the OP made me think of Tim Reynolds....I saw this show live way back when..still incredible.
Jump to 2:50 mark if u just want to see Tim doing his thing.
I was able to get a few from an Amish community near me in IA...went to the feed/seed/hardware store and told them I'd like some pigeons... Couple days later I went pack w cash to pick them up.
Also found a local game bird breeder where I could buy mature quail about the same price as pigeons...
I typically buy my packs used off here, ebay, or RS...for 40%-50% of new can get packs in very good to near new shape. YMMV
That said, I've got a SG Sky Archer 6400 and Solo 3600. Really like the SG pack, very lightweight and carries weight well for me.
I also tried mystery ranch and seek...
Popup storms...no problem. You want lightweight, but you won't find lightweight AND tough.
I've used this jacket for multiple elk and deer hunts in CO, WY, NM, no issues...it's windproof, waterproof at least against daily rainshowers, tough enough and light enough, and availablein tall...
They have it in stock but I'm traveling so I called to pay for it to be sure they didnt sell out...will go in for prints etc and pick up when I get back to town.
Not a line of people buying at our local store likely bc you can't really hunt with a rifle in our state anyway.
These guys are onto something.
I say buy yourself the rifle now, let your son go on hunts with you together and that rifle, then pass it down to him when he hits the age you want to give it to him in a few years. It'll have memories burned into it worth more than the gun itself
I've got a...
Scythe have that issue on short barrel magnums only or across the board?
they both seem very similar, just holding them side by side in store the scythe has the feel of being little lighter...but I'm not sure if that's supported by manufacturers listed weights etc
6.5 manbun...currently at 22" threaded.
My plan is a lightweight, suppressed rifle that could be good for deer, antelope etc and also be an option for my daughters to shoot as they grow into it.
Just started them on. 22lr at the range this weekend and we all had a blast.
OK, so I'm thinking 30cal suppressor... grab and go during the sale so might as well go Ti
I have a rifle that's already threaded 1/2-28.
Local Scheels has Silencerco Scythe Ti and DeadAir Nomad Ti XC...price is the same.
Pros / cons of one vs the other?
I spoke w local sales guy in store here....has to be centerfire and has to be $600 or more for the promo to apply.
Sounds like they can special order in if not in stock