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The Cabelas card trick worked. I checked and my credit limit was off by $90 but no charges pending. Unit 1 or 4B archery.

$14,750

$600

This is about 1 year old. I just bought a long bed so can't use this one anymore. New was about $1100 from Tom's Camperland in Tempe. Has sliding windows and a light. It was custom ordered for a 2010 GMC Sierra Crew Cab. Located in Safford but I'll be in Mesa on Feb 15th, 20th, 21st, 22nd for the archery shoots. I'll bring it if you're sure you'll buy if. $700

$15,000

I'm shocked I haven't had a call on this. I had people trying to buy it from me all the time when I still wanted it. $650

Jeff, you can stay in it for free. Be careful crossing the street on foot.

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My favorite all time bow is a PSE Bow Madness XL, I've had 5 of them. Shot a lot of 3D's with one and hunted with one for years. I shoot a PSE Phenom SD now and it's nice but I always think I should find a BMXL and never sell it again.

Only saw a few Coues does and Javelina today. Figures that I glassed up pigs within 10 minutes of shooting light and I can't shoot one for 3 more weeks.

Wow 80 pounds with that bow is manly. I have a buddy that can bench press a house. I told him DO NOT GET 80 lb limbs with that bow....he thanked me when he got the 70 lb limbs. lol

The Dickies pants at Wal-Mart are very similar and cheaper. That's all I wear unless I'm bowhunting. They are a little too loud walking through brush for archery hunting.

I've never seen those 5.11 pants I like those. I've been wearing the Dickies work pants from Wal-Mart the last 2 seasons. They are similar to the Carhartt pants but cheaper.

I have one. Ended up with it through a warranty deal with a Leica 900 or I would have never paid that much. If it was only $400 I wouldn't bash it the way I do but It's not worth $800. The angle feature sucks if you are a bowhunter, I have a seperate rangefinder for archery. The ballistic program on the B model isn't impressive. It will range anything and everything inside of 2000 yards but I don't think that one feature is worth it's price. I would suggest 2 things. If you want the ballistic software get the G7, if you just want to range a long way get something like the bushnell 1600.

I like AMG over Gateway feathers. I use four 4" for my longbow. I don't remember ever buying any Truflight feathers.

Flatline maps are great but they don't have all the units yet.

Any reason you don't want twist locks? I always thought I would hate them and now that I have a tripod with them I love them. The Promaster XC325C with the Outdoorsmans pan head is 2.8lbs and goes up to about 65".

Looking for some 7MM Classic Hunters to try in my 280 Remington. Let me know if you have some to sell. Thanks

I just got the 65 and think it gathers plenty of light. Only looked through the 85 once and it was years ago so I can't really compare. The 85 was too heavy for me so was never really an option I looked at when I bought mine.

Yep, I just started doing it 3 years ago so I'm sure more and more people know about it every year. I know a few people that had applications get there on Monday that didn't get tags.

Let me know if you have some, thanks.

Here's an angle that might get some discussion....

I've heard nothing but good about the Outdoorsman's pack. I ended up buying the Mystery Ranch Crew Cab instead and love it, if you're looking for other options.

This is a good point I didn't think of. If it wasn't tied in properly it might not be the string twisting but the peep moving up or down on the string.

I have the 1600-B. Great for rifle hunting, I got a different one for archery hunting. The angle calculation doesn't kick in till 60 or 80 yards. The 1600-B reads well past 1600 if you have a solid rest.