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Recent content by TNbowhunter

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    SOG Opord Tactical Day Pack (39L) - $20 + s/h

    Selling my SOG Opord Tactical Day Pack, 39L capacity. Has a great front pocket that fits a Predator platform very well. This has been sitting on my shelf since I switched to my Kuiu Venture pack, but this is still a great low-cost pack. $20 + shipping (compare to $38 new on Amazon)
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    Mossy Oak Break Up Infinity 1/4 zip - $15 + s/h

    Mossy Oak Break Up Infinity quarter-zip, size medium. Stored in plastic bins in smoke-free home. $15 + shipping
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    Cabela’s Wooltimate Vest (M) - $65 TYD

    Selling my Cabela’s Wooltimate Vest (size Medium) for $65 TYD. It’s been stored in a plastic bin with cedar chips, non-smoking home.
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    Scott Archery Longhorn Hex Release (hinge) - $85 TYD

    Lightly used Scott hinge release that I used for a bit as a training tool but don’t feel like I need it anymore. Nice little release. Sells for $150-180 new, so this is essentially half-priced at $85 TYD.
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    GrizzlyStik Samurai 125gr Single Bevel Broadheads (3) - $80 TYD

    Selling my 3-pack of 125gr. single bevel broadheads for $80 TYD ($120 new). I sanded the ferrule of one of them by accident while I was sharpening it, which is shown in the second pic. Other two are like new—never been shot at an animal.
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    Wiggy’s Lamilite Booties - $20 + s/h

    Size 9. Used just a couple times—like new. Stored in plastic bins in smoke-free home. $20 + s/h (probably $5 or so).
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    Favorite Hunting Clothing Brand (where you like the camo pattern)

    Oddly enough, First Lite and Nomad have both been hit-or-miss for me. I really like the Veil camo pattern for Nomad and both Fusion and Spectre camo patterns for First Lite, but both companies seem to put out the occasional crappy piece of clothing for whatever reason. For example, I recently...
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    Packable, Lightweight Waders

    If it's truly just an occasional thing, it's awfully hard to beat doubled-up heavy duty contractor's bags over your regular boots with a bungie cord around each leg...
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    Question

    Absolutely NOT. Getting legitimate gear from reputable companies is cheap life- and long-term-disability insurance.
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    Private pre sets option ideas. Looking for ideas or suggestions.

    I'm also on the ladder stand train here. Most double-wide ladders these days come with big curtains that hang down from the shooting rail/armrest and add a good bit of concealment. They're super safe for kids and easier to climb to get to hunting height than anything else I've tried. Another...
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    5 must own guns

    You're telling me you don't want a 9mm in your waistband when walking out of some remote public land in the middle of meth country after dark during archery season?!
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    5 must own guns

    My 5: Remington 870 12 gauge (or comparable) Ruger 10/22 (or comparable) .50 cal modern, in-line muzzleloader .30-06 bolt action (I'm partial to my Weatherby Vanguard) (covers 95% of same territory as 6.5CM and .300WM they suggested, and allows me to have the all-important #5 below...) Glock 19...
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    EDC Options

    BenchMade Bugout knife clipped to back left pocket, Airpods Pros in my front left pocket, and a folded handkerchief in my back left pocket go most everywhere with me. I'll add a little flat medicine holder containing Benadryl, Immodium, and Pepto or Tums if I'm going to eat something risky or...
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    clothing talk

    Base Layers: First Lite's merino wool is the best on the market from what I've seen and felt. Mine has been durable, comfortable, and does a nice job of moisture management. Meriwool is probably second best from what I've read, but I haven't gotten my hands on any. Mid Layers: To me, mid...
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    Southeast Velvet Hunts

    Not sure if you consider Kentucky to be part of the Southeast, but that's a great state for velvet hunting. KY has some huge bucks, thanks in no small part to its one-buck-a-year limit, and there's plenty of public land around. Their season opens 9/1 (or thereabouts) each year, so early...
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