ProSlayer

Thinking about selling my badlands 2200 for $220 or best offer. It has one small hole. I have had it for about a year and packed out two bears and two deer.

I would like to get $100 for the frame pack

Those are both great life size mounts Hunting6..... There is a space limit.

I am wanting to do a half lifesize mount on my AZ black bear. I harvested a beautiful bear this year and was wondering if anyone has any ideas or pictures of their mounts? Please share

My uncle is selling his Eberlestock J104 backpack for $175 OBO. It is about 6 years old, but it is in great condition. It is identical to the Dragonfly, except the top is not removable and it doesn’t have an internal frame, it has the metal stays behind the straps that act as a support system. The new J104 retails for $299. Don’t miss out on this great pack just in time for x-mas. It still has the extra padding on the shoulder straps that they did away with on the newer packs. The pack is in Advantage Max 1 camo and the only reason he is selling it is that he wants to get a smaller pack. If interested call 928-812-3707.

I have a badlands superday for sale $125. It is basically brand new and has only been used three or four times. It comes with a brand new water bladder.

I also have a cabelas Alaskan guide 2 pack and frame for sale.

I can send it in and get a new one if anyone is interested... .

I will take best offer.

That is a really neat mount! Great job on the wooden base.

Check out these kitties.

Leupold RCX 2

The whole set-up was around $430 but in my opion well worth it. That price includes the RCX 2 camera and controller, the python lock cable, 8 lithium AA bateries and two 16 GB sd cards.

Yeah its my older camera that hasnt been working right.

Checked the camera today and here are a few I got. I attached a picture of myself to get an idea of how big/small these bears are. I was also wondering how if you guys think its a shooter or not.

Recieved my camera friday afternoon and set it out saturday morning. The RCX 2 was very easy to set up, all i had to do was strap it up to a tree, hook up the controller and program the cameras settings to exactally what i want, aim the camera with real time video of what the camera is seeing, then sinch the strap and lock it up. I am going to check it this saturday and hopefully will have some pictures of bears and coues.