BowhunterAZ

Oh, I was just kidding, the 4-wheel drive will still come in handy. The Coconino and Kaibab National Forests came out with travel management rules which closed probably close to half of the roads on the forests and most of them are the little rough roads where Jeeps are really nice to have. A lot of the roads that remain open are nice main roads. You can find information about the TMR on the national forests' respective websites.

Well, unfortunately with the new travel management rules, you no longer need a 4-wheel drive vehicle anymore. haha! Nice Jeep!

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If they can't cut the lock and really want the camera, they will just cut the tree down and slide the cable and camera off.

Granted this was years ago, but my uncle had two highcountry bows blow up in his hands. I know bowtech does not have the best record with that issue as well, but a bunch of my buddies currently own bowtechs and they love them. I have shot both the invasion and the insanity and I personally liked the invasion better because of the 7 inch brace height.

I am not very happy with the case for my Vortex Kaibabs. I contacted Vortex and asked if they made a hard case (much like the one that the diamondbacks come in) and they do not. My question is... does anyone know of a good hard case that will fit 15x56s and where I can get one? Thanks.

Boots have been sold.

I am selling my Kenetrek Mountain Extreme non-insulated boots. I screwed up and bought a half size too big. They are 10.5 M. I bought them two weeks ago and I have worn them out horn hunting six times. They are great boots and still in really good shape. I am selling them to buy size 10s. They are $393 out the door new, I am asking $290 obo. PM me if you are interested.

Keep in mind, the price is negotiable.