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But that's all just speculation at this point right?

Heres what he's looking like this year

Apparently this is an old video but I came across this today scrolling through Facebook. I can't even begin to comprehend why a well known figure in the hunting world like Cam would think this is a good idea. Could he be that hungry for more fame that he blatantly disregards basic safety practices? Does this piss you guys off as much as it does me?

I remember having an archery contest with 2 of my friends when I was a kid, we would shoot arrows straight up into the air and whoever got the arrow to land closest to them without moving, was the winner. These weren't toy bows; we deer hunted with them. Spent a whole day doing that. This without YouTube providing inspiration. I don't believe I would have shared that lol

Bothered at the person who did it and more so the group that thinks it's a good idea to share it on Facebook, not the internet.

Exactly

It was a dang good shot. Just seems to me "icons" in the archery/hunting industry should be pushing safety and how serious weapons should be taken. I'd bet there are as many young teenagers looking up to this guy as there are adults. If they want to do it without the cameras rolling and plastering it all over social media I don't give a rip. But when they try to show it off like it's so cool it does bother me.

Did someone on that podcast mention about how there are now bike motors that are hidden inside the frame and how that could affect wilderness if bikes were allowed? Seems I heard it on a podcast and I can't remember which one I heard it on. It may have been the hunt backcountry podcast.

Last year I saw them around the north side of the unit as well as the mountains in the southern end of the unit.

I think you meant Reymert mine? Only red mountain mine I know of is in mesa

I'm not sure how they compare but I've got the 12x50 cabelas meopta hd and if you want to drive out to meet me in San tan valley Sunday afternoon we can set them up next to yours to see how they compare.

December whitetail in 24a!

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Not a giant but my best so far.

That's what I kept saying. If someone made one that tasted like cope it would have been so much easier.

Also QT's carry the arctic mint flavor of Smokey mtn, which was the only flavor I could handle. I couldn't find anywhere else that carried it

Grinds coffee pouches helped me a little when I was quitting. The Smokey mtn was more similar to tobacco as far as texture but I had a hard time with the taste.

I tried flipping the pictures but they still showed up upside down

Here's some pics I've taken with my phone through my cabelas Euro branded meopta meostar s2. I believe the deer was near 2000 yds and I had zoomed in with my phone so it hurt the image quality a little.

After chewing Copenhagen for nearly ten years I'm now a year and one month cope free. After the first few months the cravings lessened for me gradually as time went on, although I'll still have a pretty strong craving every now and then. Driving was when I had my strongest cravings so I started keeping sunflower seeds in my truck to distract me

In my opinion the meostar model is without a doubt the best spotting scope in its price range, I've heard the swaro atx/stx beat it but they're at a much higher price point. I haven't looked through the meopro model.

Anybody have experience with the meopta meopro 20-60x80 hd Spotter and how it compares to the non hd swarovski ats 20-60x80?

I agree even the playing field. cameras do level the playing field though. They don't level the field for the people that can't afford time off work to travel back and forth to the strip all summer and fall.Lol

Seen these at the ise expo. It was kinda neat but I can't see how it would make sense to purchase one, especially at that price point.