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Check out Amazon. I got a bino mount called snapzoom. It’s been great for me. It’s very universal so you only need 1, the base connects to your tripod like every other bino adapter but uses an adjustable strap to hold binos or spotters. I do plan to use it as a shooting platform for my son when drawn for youth hunts.

Awesome. My son turns 10 and will be able to apply for youth hunts next year.

Optics planet has Sig scope and range finder combos. I think Midway had the same deals going on as well.

Plan on taking an extra layer for sleeping. Take a couple wool blankets just in case the weather changes and it gets colder.

Dryer is gone.

Free- Maytag front loading dryer. It still kind of works just takes twice as long to dry a load. I think it has a bad element but didn’t dive into it. I bought it new in 2008ish. If you want it I can put it out front and even help you load it. I am even leaving the power cord attached. Located near Gilbert and Mckellips

Pending pick up tomorrow.

Model # in case you want to google it.

That was so awesome.

I use a cheap Smith knife sharpener and it’s done a good job for me. I will run my knife through the sharpener a couple times and it good to go again. My skinning knife was a free gift from hunting fool magazine so I doubt it’s very expensive but it’s been a great knife. The blade is strong enough to separate joints and it’s the only knife I use.

Congratulations.

For me it would be Northern Idaho, I know it wasn’t on your list. It would be a low maintenance home so that we can travel but still have a great place to call home. Home would be near a river that gets salmon or a lake so I have something to do while enjoying adult beverages. You are on the right track though, debt free is the key.

I had a toy hauler and if I remember correctly the trailer tires I had were only rated for 65mph.

If these are your loaner pair then wait until you see a reason to send them back for warranty and see what you get back. I couldn’t bring myself to break them to get a new pair. Like you said, karma.

It’s gone.

I was given an old tent, probably from the 90s, that I will not use. I set it up but it’s not for me, it has 2 rooms, each room about 10’x10’. The bad: the floor had a lot of dry rot. The setup took some time because the old school poles you had to figure out what goes where. It requires being staked down and guide strings to keep it up. The good: it’s free. The shell seemed good and all pieces were there. Again, it is free. unless you find value in it then I’ll take some toilet paper, guns or ammo 😷 Let me know if you want it and I will leave it out for you to pick up. I’m in Mesa. Gilbert and McKellips area.

From what I remember it has a door on each end. If I remember correctly, I could stand up in it and I’m 6’.

It would make a great club house To keep the kids busy during this time of social distancing. Just set it up in the back yard and leave it.

It’s a nylon Tent. No stove jack, just a basic tent you would use on a family camp out. I wouldn’t use it in the cold weather.

I also run a soft case similar to what AZ8 posted. The case has worked great for holding 2 rifles, lots of padding to protect them and a bunch of straps to secure it. I mounted mine on a Ranger and the only thing I’ve notice is it causes the dust to roll into the bed. Any packs or coolers will be dusty. I like the idea of mounting it to the roof, I’m gonna see if that will work for me next time.

Nice harvest!!

Pretty cool mount!

Seems late but bulls were bugling this weekend in unit 23. I had a turkey tag but ended up watching them in the mornings.

Thanks for sharing. I’ve always wanting to glass up a bear but never have.

Congrats. I've been out here all week and have 1 more day to fill my tag. It is tough with all the hunters out here.