My Rights As An American

Ttt. Would trade one for a Rolex Daytona. Not both, but maybe one.

Ttt. Send me your stimulus money! 😀

Monday bump.

I want nothing to do with this....... dangint, I fell for it again, didn’t I?

You are all wrong, it is a bison!

Sunday morning bump!

Doing great, thanks! Pretty powerful compared to the electric one I have used for too many years! Thanks!

Ttt.

Thanks, and inexpensive!!!

you are not getting a rifle deer tag and neither am I, again. Next best thing? Take up archery inexpensively by purchasing one or both of these two bows! Come get them, I purchased these with a group of other stuff but only wanted the other stuff. Here is your chance to purchase a bow for the youth or super physically challenged adult! First bow (second pic) Alpine Micro Elite—$100 with BlackGold sight and rest. Alpine's Micro Elite is a 32" bow with 21"-28"draw lengths and 30, 40, and 50-lb. peak draw weights. Brace height is 51„2", letoff 65%. Features include Bi-Flex composite limbs, pivoting limb pockets, two-piece grip, and a 51„2" sight window. Second bow (first pic) Barnett Vortex Hunter—$85 with stabilizer, whisker brisket rest, IQ Bowsight sights Barnetts Vortex Hunter is small enough for easy handling and powerful enough for hunting. Its standard draw weights of 45 to 60 lbs. and 60-70% let-off are light enough for a developing archer, but strong enough to down larger game. Adjustable draw modules are included for a quick and easy change without a bow press, and can take the draw length from 26 up to 30. And no, these are not hanging from my ceiling. Darn pictures flipped again! Located near BassPro. Thanks! And for my sake, bad luck to you on your rifle deer tags! 😀

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Grrr. Older tundras only go up to 17s. Grrr.

Excellent price for good binos. Sorry, but I find just as many deer with these as my friends with swaros!

Ewilly gets first dibs though. Thanks.

Interested in the target. Thanks.