338win
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Crispi boots and darn tough socks
The Hunting Product That Most Impresses You
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AlaskaHunter
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Yes, I was scouting for next year pheasant/duck hunting potential block management spots and noticed that there were some
in GaiaGPS that were not in OnX. I contacted OnX and got great customer support...they only posted the ones that are currently open and delete the closed BMA units until contracts are renewed. Both are great companies. I also use GaiaGPS with Android Auto.
JustinsDad
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Strelok Pro ballistic calculator on my iphone
I have all my ballistics programmed into my Geovid HD3500 rangefinging binos. It builds confidence when Strelok Pro gives you the same MOA. Heck I even had custom turret rings built based on that info and again everything correlates. The Geovid has the internal barometer and thermometer which is great but the HD3500 was $2700 and the Strelok Pro was dirt cheap. You can usually estimate the barametric pressure based on elevation and we can estimate the temp good enough too. You could do pretty well long distance shooting just with the Strelok Pro
I have all my ballistics programmed into my Geovid HD3500 rangefinging binos. It builds confidence when Strelok Pro gives you the same MOA. Heck I even had custom turret rings built based on that info and again everything correlates. The Geovid has the internal barometer and thermometer which is great but the HD3500 was $2700 and the Strelok Pro was dirt cheap. You can usually estimate the barametric pressure based on elevation and we can estimate the temp good enough too. You could do pretty well long distance shooting just with the Strelok Pro
rke
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Agreed, onX is my favorite.
rke
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Havlon blades would be my second favorite.
Zeiss binos & riflescope.
Leica 1600b rangefinder.
Merino bases. 4 brands. Smartwool lasted 8 years,now holes & stretched some. Good luck with REI on sale stuff. Cabella's so so. Skre is good for summer or doubling up...lol
Wool has been good to me hunting. Been wearing the same sweater for 30 years,mid layer. Several shirts. Some my dads. Wore my uncles Woolrich coat a few times this year.
Impressed by Darn tough socks,merino.
Leica 1600b rangefinder.
Merino bases. 4 brands. Smartwool lasted 8 years,now holes & stretched some. Good luck with REI on sale stuff. Cabella's so so. Skre is good for summer or doubling up...lol
Wool has been good to me hunting. Been wearing the same sweater for 30 years,mid layer. Several shirts. Some my dads. Wore my uncles Woolrich coat a few times this year.
Impressed by Darn tough socks,merino.
MTLabrador
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If these work as advertised they might be the bird hunting solution I’ve been searching for. I’m going to try them.The best $25 you never spent.
If I had had these 40 yrs ago, my life, right now, would be MUCH better.
Orvis Adaptive Hearing Protection
Orvis Adaptive Hearing Protection uses innovative ear plugs to let you hear what you want.www.orvis.com
Do it.
Nick87
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Aint that the truth.The best $25 you never spent.
If I had had these 40 yrs ago, my life, right now, would be MUCH better.
Orvis Adaptive Hearing Protection
Orvis Adaptive Hearing Protection uses innovative ear plugs to let you hear what you want.
Do it.
np307
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In the same vein I'll say permethrin. Haven't picked a tick off me since I started using it
rke
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I don't know about the Orvis brand, but we use these for bird hunts and they work really well.
Pro IMPULSE® Hearing Protection
The Pro IMPULSE® is a unique product offering superior noise-blocking (NRR of 33dB) performance in a reusable, high-end earplug. Its enhanced contoured shape is easy to insert and the proprietary material offers superior long-wearing comfort, delivering solid performance that you can depend on...
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I don't know about the Orvis brand, but we use these for bird hunts and they work really well.
Pro IMPULSE® Hearing Protection
The Pro IMPULSE® is a unique product offering superior noise-blocking (NRR of 33dB) performance in a reusable, high-end earplug. Its enhanced contoured shape is easy to insert and the proprietary material offers superior long-wearing comfort, delivering solid performance that you can depend on...
Got some a few months ago. I've used them for skeet shooting, and they worked well.
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MSR Denali Ascent is up there for me. Not the highest performance, not the lightest, but I abuse them and they keep ticking.
Cheesehead
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fishing4sanity
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The weight of the wool & temperature is why I choose from my different ones. I'm not sure of these weight ratings, but I think my lightest is 150 from Ibex (which went out of business but might be back again) and my heaviest is 250 from First Lite. I also have some from Icebreaker?, I like the hoody tops and my favorite is probably First Lite because it's very comfortable.
gallagher71
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Thx. I haven't tried the radar app. Will try it.
gallagher71
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Do they have one that doesn't require power?Peet boot dryer…
Pretty self-explanatory.
The Wet & Sweat Footwear Solution | PEET Shoe Dryer
Freshen up the whole family. PEET dryers and deodorizers quietly and efficiently remove wet, sweat and odor from shoes, boots, gear and more.www.peetdryer.com
gallagher71
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My InReach keeps my family sane while I'm out.
Farmerj
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It’s a small heated element that creates a convection current that dries your boots.
There’s no fan at all.
Works great on mittens as well. Ok on gloves. Fingers don’t dry too good.
