Naked yoga hippy chicks would add to the value of such a hunt I'm sure. It would for me anyway.
Outdoor Expo Salt Lake City
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huntandfly
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Deadly accurate. I have also never seen more curly mullets under a flat brim hat with mirrored sunglasses in my entire life. Less MMA shirts though and more Sitka vests.
Hoping lightning strikes and a $5 permit makes the trip
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BuzzH
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I have a hard time wearing camo for hunting, let alone when I'm not.
The Hedgehog
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Spitz tells me there was an impressive display of camo attendees, including a guy sporting gaiters for going deep into hunt expo.
Hilljackoutlaw
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I don't know the people watching is grade A stuff.
The Hedgehog
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You have to live closer than me.
I could probably pull up a chair at Sitka depot, sit in the Murray in Livingston, maybe go to Schnees, but driving to SLC to see some ultra hunting douches, is too far.
BuzzH
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It's almost worth it just for the laughing...I wish Spitz would have taken a picture of gaiter dude. I don't want to believe a guy would wear gaiters to the expo, but I do.
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I only went once a few years back and that was enough for me. I'm just saying the people watching was enjoyable. My ex wife was just blown away that people actually dressed that way. It's like Halloween here she kept saying.
Nick87
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Buddy of mine was competing in a calling contest last August. Over 90 degrees. Said there was a pair of guys walking around with there Sitka vests on.
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shrapnel
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I talked to a couple of guys that invented a scope sighting device that is supposed to work with just firing one shot. I was skeptical enough and name dropped greenhorn and they gave me one to test…
The Hedgehog
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They must know that I have to spend 3-4 bullets to get about right on the money after mounting a rifle scope. Is the retail of that more than $10? Was the guy at that booth wearing gaiters?
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After seeing this
SIGHT IN 1 | SIGHTING IN GUN
SIGHT IN FIREARM IN 1 SHOT, SIGHTINONE.COM, SIGHT IN 1, SIGHT IN GUN, Zero in GUN SIGHT IN 1 LLC, ONE SHOT SIGHT IN, SIGHT IN GUN IN ONE SHOT,
Actually there no way I wouldn’t be able to get CLOSER to zeroed after one shot with the riflescope/reticle I’m using, without clamping such an abortion onto it.
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BuzzH
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Sight in version of the butt-out tool...
Dougfirtree
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They must know that I have to spend 3-4 bullets to get about right on the money after mounting a rifle scope. Is the retail of that more than $10? Was the guy at that booth wearing gaiters?
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After seeing this
SIGHT IN 1 | SIGHTING IN GUN
SIGHT IN FIREARM IN 1 SHOT, SIGHTINONE.COM, SIGHT IN 1, SIGHT IN GUN, Zero in GUN SIGHT IN 1 LLC, ONE SHOT SIGHT IN, SIGHT IN GUN IN ONE SHOT,www.sightinone.com
Actually there no way I wouldn’t be able to get CLOSER to zeroed after one shot with the riflescope/reticle I’m using, without clamping such an abortion onto it.
Hilarious. So, the device, essentially, does nothing.
Sure it does. It makes money!
shrapnel
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Not everyone is the pro at everything they do like you are. There are probably a million things that are patented and don’t suit everyone.They must know that I have to spend 3-4 bullets to get about right on the money after mounting a rifle scope. Is the retail of that more than $10? Was the guy at that booth wearing gaiters?
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After seeing this
SIGHT IN 1 | SIGHTING IN GUN
SIGHT IN FIREARM IN 1 SHOT, SIGHTINONE.COM, SIGHT IN 1, SIGHT IN GUN, Zero in GUN SIGHT IN 1 LLC, ONE SHOT SIGHT IN, SIGHT IN GUN IN ONE SHOT,
Actually there no way I wouldn’t be able to get CLOSER to zeroed after one shot with the riflescope/reticle I’m using, without clamping such an abortion onto it.
I told him I sight my rifles in at 100 yards then everything beyond that is a rock. They were nice guys and made a nice offer so they could get feedback on their invention.
So I went to the expo to see what products people might have that I would find interesting, listen to my sons compete in the elk bugling competition, shoot the latest Mathews bow, buy some Peak meals at a discount, run into other people I know, admire some nice trophy mounts, visit with the optics dealers at Zeiss, Leica, Swarovski, look at suppressors, see what bullet manufacturers are pushing, go to the food court for lunch, talk to the guys at OnX, pay little attention to what people are wearing and still managed to enjoy the expo.
You could do a lot worse walking down the hall at work and see what other employees are wearing and how overweight they are.
There is nothing in Montana that assembles that much outdoor related equipment and hunting opportunities. You will see what you are looking for and if you are looking for something or someone to critique, you don’t have to go to Salt Lake to do that…
People love to market goofy, niche products to hunters. My buddies and I are always sharing them with each other. I still think my favorite is the gut shark
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