Tradewind
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any problems? is the holster/harness adjustable enought to sit below your bino harness?
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any problems? is the holster/harness adjustable enought to sit below your bino harness?
Might look at the Kuiu Stormstar for the tent, on sale right now. https://www.kuiu.com/products/storm-star-2-person-tent-set-major-brown?variant=42758293782686Worked:
1. Kudu broadheads I've always shot a fixed 3 blade and switching to these really helped my broadheads group better. It's all due to a quality manufacturing process vs. Mass produce.
2. A quality set of 15x56’s from Maven was huge. I'm not entirely on love with the B4s but the glass is supreme. Helped tremendously with glassing throughout the day vs. picking up a spotter.
3. WTF have I been doing without an outdoorsman Bino adapter. Complete with a VA-5 fluid head.
4. Last but not least. We picked up a camper this summer. It's been a complete blast and my kids are absolutely loving it. I have never camped in a camper once in my 35 years of living on this spinning rock. I've always tent camped either in a backpack tent or wall tent. This year I hunted outta my camper and let me tell you...... THAT takes things to a whole new level. I'm probably ruined forever now.
Things that didn't work great or knock my socks off.
1. I'll get slammed for this but, I came into a sweet deal on 2 outdoorsman tripods. Used but great condition..... While I do think they're very nice and are constructed extremely well. I can't fathom dropping 800 bucks on one of those let alone the gen2 for 1400 or whatever they are. Compared to the slik and sirui I have I didn't see the benefit of the outdoorsman tripods over them.
2. Worksharp sharpeners, they take out every knife point I have. I'm sure there's a fix I just haven't looked into it.
3. Expensive game bags can suck it. I'm going back to the Costco ones from Alaska Game bags company.
4. I really need to buy some quality fixed blade knives and there's a certain individual on here that sells some sexy lookin steel. I gotta quit buying cheap knives. I really want to get a nice setup skinning and boning knife. I've been using replaceable blades with the havalon and other fixed blade gerbers but I need to do something different.
Things I'm looking into for next year.
Packable sharpening stone setup
Different game bags
New knives (fixed) quality
4 season backpack tent
I'm sure there's more but that's it for now.....
Always enjoy these threads.
Love my marsupialI have that problem primarily out on the sagebrush flats. Those light Wyoming breezes come up and slap you in the face with the flap while the binos are in hand glassing. It’s the main reason I’m not upset that my FHF harness went missing since the last time I used it. I’m looking forward to trying the Marsupial gear over the next year.
I just upgraded from vortex to a Leica rf2400, has been great so far, fast easy ranges out to 1200 in the snow so far, been very happy with it. Got a used one on ebay.this isn't new, but i've been too cheap to fix it.
the time has come.
nikon aculon range finder i bought in 2017 before my first big game hunt has failed me too many times in less than ideal conditions, particularly snowy conditions.
it failed me in wyoming in january and it failed me last night hunting in a snow storm. many range finders will fail in a snow storm, but it wasn't snowing that hard. my buddy had to range my cow for me in wyoming and i think he had a leupold that was doing great out to 600 yards no problem while mine couldn't range anything past 100 yards.
recommendations? my family keeps yelling at me to put a christmas list together...
I don’t think it would work very well below your bino pouch. It would constantly want to ride up. It’s designed to sit center chest, right where your bino harness is. But it might depend on the harness and the person. If you want it below your harness I would think there are better options out there.any problems? is the holster/harness adjustable enought to sit below your bino harness?
Kenai you can adjust to sit below bino harness. Works great.any problems? is the holster/harness adjustable enought to sit below your bino harness?
For what you do the Hille Nallo GT or Slingfin Crossbow would be on the top of my list. Follow me for more great ideas on how to spend your hard earned money.Worked:
1. Kudu broadheads I've always shot a fixed 3 blade and switching to these really helped my broadheads group better. It's all due to a quality manufacturing process vs. Mass produce.
2. A quality set of 15x56’s from Maven was huge. I'm not entirely on love with the B4s but the glass is supreme. Helped tremendously with glassing throughout the day vs. picking up a spotter.
3. WTF have I been doing without an outdoorsman Bino adapter. Complete with a VA-5 fluid head.
4. Last but not least. We picked up a camper this summer. It's been a complete blast and my kids are absolutely loving it. I have never camped in a camper once in my 35 years of living on this spinning rock. I've always tent camped either in a backpack tent or wall tent. This year I hunted outta my camper and let me tell you...... THAT takes things to a whole new level. I'm probably ruined forever now.
Things that didn't work great or knock my socks off.
1. I'll get slammed for this but, I came into a sweet deal on 2 outdoorsman tripods. Used but great condition..... While I do think they're very nice and are constructed extremely well. I can't fathom dropping 800 bucks on one of those let alone the gen2 for 1400 or whatever they are. Compared to the slik and sirui I have I didn't see the benefit of the outdoorsman tripods over them.
2. Worksharp sharpeners, they take out every knife point I have. I'm sure there's a fix I just haven't looked into it.
3. Expensive game bags can suck it. I'm going back to the Costco ones from Alaska Game bags company.
4. I really need to buy some quality fixed blade knives and there's a certain individual on here that sells some sexy lookin steel. I gotta quit buying cheap knives. I really want to get a nice setup skinning and boning knife. I've been using replaceable blades with the havalon and other fixed blade gerbers but I need to do something different.
Things I'm looking into for next year.
Packable sharpening stone setup
Different game bags
New knives (fixed) quality
4 season backpack tent
I'm sure there's more but that's it for now.....
Always enjoy these threads.
One of these days I'm just hoping for an invite to actually come down and follow for a hunt.For what you do the Hille Nallo GT or Slingfin Crossbow would be on the top of my list. Follow me for more great ideas on how to spend your hard earned money.
You're going to be real bummed when you carry all my stuff around for a week just to find out you're twice as good at hunting as I am. Ideal situation for me ha.One of these days I'm just hoping for an invite to actually come down and follow for a hunt.
thanks. that is what didn't work for me. looking for a new setup. I always carried a revolver with the thinkingKenai you can adjust to sit below bino harness. Works great.
Ooh please.You're going to be real bummed when you carry all my stuff around for a week just to find out you're twice as good at hunting as I am. Ideal situation for me ha.
I have been worried about that too but am trying a small back pack cover to go over my piece while hiking. Hopefully not too cumbersome to remove as I am not willing to step away from a revolver personally.thanks. that is what didn't work for me. looking for a new setup. I always carried a revolver with the thinking
thatit would not jam. Last year in a snowstorm it got snow/iced over enough that it took a while to loosen it up
to get the cylinder to move. now looking at the new 10mm and a chest rig