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Awesome Garmin Oregon 400t GPS device that is still in immaculate condition. The unit comes pre-loaded with 100k Topographic maps of the entire U.S., including Alaska and Hawaii. I have a car charger for it as well. $200 OBO.

The comparison I mentioned was done at sun up, not at midday. I also have Vortex glass that is 5 years old and has zero issues.

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I have a bunch of Sitka gear in the green Optifade Forest patter that was barely used I am looking to sell. Traverse Hoody (L) - $110 Stratus Glove (M) - $40 Stratus Beanie - $30 Neck Gaiter - $20 Balaclava - $25 Fanatic Jacket (L) - $275 Fanatic Bib (L) - $250 I am 6ft 200lbs if that helps anyone with sizing. I'll take $725 for the whole shebang, and only willing to sell the Fanatic Jacket and Bib together. Most items have only been worn a few times, some not at all, because I generally only wear my Optifade Open Country pattern.

Oh man that would be a pretty long list for me. But to actually narrow it down: Colt Series 70 1911 Smith and Wesson 329NG that I got for $350 brand new at a sale. Regret selling that one.

A rare instance where I would like to offer up some help rather than ask for it! I used to be an NASM certified trainer and got my first Bachelor's degree in Kinesiology (Exercise Science) and Nutrition. I would love to help anyone out that is in need of some assistance. I have an awesome spreadsheet I can send to anyone who wants it that calculates how many calories you need per day to lose, maintain or gain weight. It also has a section that helps calculate and plan out your daily totals for anyone looking to get hardcore. Feel free to send me a PM or just post something up and I will do my best!

I'll let you know about the Stratus Gloves and Beanie, and the Face Mask.

Someone is rich! Haha I disagree. I have compared my Razor HD's to both Swaro's and Zeiss's and BARELY saw a difference. Neither did the 3 other people I was hunting with and the guy who owned the Swaros was pissed when he realized how much more he paid. All three of those are great glass, but so are the Razor HD's (and the Vipers) at a significantly lower price.

Man thats awesome! Congrats to him!

Yeah, the gym on Greenfield beats out the one on Power for sure haha. Currently, I'm working a custom 3 day split that I rotate every 4 weeks. I'm just coming off my 2nd ACL replacement so I'm easing back into it. Sooner or later I'll go back to a 4 day split.

. Will I have a coues left? I'd say yes as long as the shot is well placed and it isn't close range with a .300 WInMag. There is quite a bit of energy screaming out of that thing at 50-100 yards, but at 500 yards (pretty common for Coues) I'd say you'll be just fine provided the shot is well placed.

I'd have to ask how when shot placement was? Haven't hit a Coues yet with my .270 using the Hornady SST Superperformance, but there are 4 Antelope that have hit the dust using it. No issues with meat damage as the shots were well placed.

I have an unused Sitka Flash 20 pack that I bought about 3 years ago. It has literally been sitting in a bin in a closet and never once got used, so it is in like new condition. It's a great pack, and I am only selling because I just bought a new extended range backpacking pack. The pack is 2000ci, has a quick release bow/rifle cable system, internal rain fly, hydration pocket and a separate internal padded spotting scope pocket. Really great pack. $200 obo.

TTT with a nice little price drop. $175 for a great new pack.

Also check out camofire. I see them on there all the time. What camo pattern you looking for? I have a crap ton of Sitka gear and might be willing to part with some of it.

I'll shoot you a pm in the morning. My wife has a bunch of gear so I'll see what she can part with.

Personally, I'd go Hornady 180gr Superperformance SST. Best round out there IMO.

I agree about the Danners. Used to be a great boot, but went way downhill a while back.

It looks like they are 100% leather uppers so how hot are they and how much do your feet sweat. Are they noisey with the vibram sole? Not too bad heat wise. I've worn them in the early archery hunts and never had a complaint. The boot themselves are pretty quiet but overall they make some noise because the Vibrams are super hard rubber, so lots of crunching, etc.i usually just slip on some Converse slip on's if possible for the last stretch of the hunt as they are super quiet. I'd still take them over a soft rubber though because those wear out WAY too fast.

Thanks guys, for keeping the world safe one Internet post at a time. Sorry for having doubted you at any point. Next time I will blindly follow what you have to say, since not a single one of you has been able to show me where it actually says "no trail cameras". I can definitely say this tops the books as one of the most ridiculous things I've dealt with. Like I said, I'll do MY OWN research and call the AHJ, if they say it's not allowed, there won't be a single cam hung by me. Thanks again guys, keep on Internet policing on.

Come on now, no need to call me entitled. If you actually knew me you'd know how silly that notion is. Like I said, no intention to just go "do what I want". I'll do my research and if it's wrong, I'll gladly leave them at home and still hike back into the wilderness with a smile on my face to hunt.

Jesus, I never would have thought trail cameras were such a huge freakin deal.

I would argue that it is a "small battery-powered hand carried device..." Either way, I'll call the authority having jurisdiction and if they say no go then I'll gladly pass.

Just got done preaching about the Razor HD spotting scope, so I'll chime in here too haha. I have the Razor HD 10x42's, and would take them over all over glass. I have personally dealt with their VIP warranty, and can say it is no Bs. My wife dropped her binos just before a hunt. I called Vortex in man sobs and they turned the glass around in 6 days for us! I bought them because they make amazing glass, but they won over a lifetime customer with amazing customer service.