G_E_E
-
Content Count
486 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Posts posted by G_E_E
-
-
So far no complaints about my alien gear iwb holster. Good concealment and comfy.
-
The Motorola Droid turbo has a crack resistant screen, some pretty impressive videos of testing done on you tube.
-
I'll take the rifle case. Pm sent
-
Looks like a lot of fun, it is only one day a year or maybe two if you consider the 4th.
-
1
-
-
City boy stuck
Great Earl Dibbles Jr quote
I would have definitely help him out to a certain point. But sometimes if their not doing anything to help them selves out, then there's nothing you can do.
-
1
-
-
I think there is a big enough difference. Not only with light gathering ability of the 56mm but also the greater FOV. Those two factors help a lot with spotting game in low light when their most active.
-
Wow $500 for razors, sounds like a smoking deal. I would most likely have done the same thing with that deal. I'm leaning towards the viper 10x42 myself, gonna try a few different binos at sportsmans tomorrow. I Should be able to get them for around $300 with my discount.
-
In case your still undecided. Get the vultures, they are way better in low light situations with 56mm objective lens. They are heavier but I only use them on a tripod, plus there's not a huge difference in quality of glass to warrant the extra money for the vipers IMO.
-
Check most any wash/low spots leading north from the Border, you can find a bunch and after sanitized, have enough for all your friends...These sneaky feet are custom made in Mexico with camo!!! and free!!!, just gotta find them in some of the border units.
Yup, I'm gonna give them a shot this January and see how well they work. The ones I have are actually made pretty nicely. Strong stictching, Velcro at the back above the heel, and the string tightening on top. Only problem is they were made to go over tennis shoes and not boots, so it's tough getting them over my boots. Have you used them before?
-
These sneaky feet are custom made in Mexico with camo!!! and free!!!, just gotta find them in some of the border units.
-
Are you hunting them with a bow during rifle season? If so that's pretty cool.
Over the counter archery opened up on the 9th.
34a is awesome, especially during December and January when its not covered with rifle hunters. You get just about every type of terrain, from rolling flats to the pines up high.
-
1
-
-
Gonna be chasing mulies in the low desert come January
-
1
-
-
Couple years back on the 36B mule deer hunt we were camped down hill 1/2 mile away from the BP truck tower camera (it sat on the 36A side). The compression of bowels hit me hard after dinner and had to run out from camp. I can only hope and laugh if that Border Patrol guy was scanning our camp with his infrared and can pick me out squatting and creating a new swirl of heat waves on the back end
That's sometimes referred to as "code brown" by BP. There has been many times even agents forget about where the scope can see. There is lots of funny footage of people popping squats in infrared.
-
1
-
-
second in line, if first falls through
-
Haha, one of the best videos I have seen. I usually lay on my horn when these idiots think it's a good idea to ride on HWY 83 around blind corners with no shoulders at all.
-
Came across this guy while working. Took a while but finally got him untangled. dang thing rushed me for a few feet after it was freed.
-
1
-
-
Thanks a lot for the information, definitely helpful.
-
I am going on my third year with my bow tech assassin. Its my first bow so I am still pretty new to bow hunting/shooting. I have heard that it's a good idea to change out strings every 2 to 3 years. Any recommendations on a brand? Looking to spend around 100 bucks. Also how does it affect my current sights? Will I have to sight it in again? I have the stock apex four pin sight. Is there a break in period? Has anyone purchased strings from bull basin archery, and had them install strings? Since I live in Tucson that's most likely where I will go have it installed.
How you like the bow? I have the same one and been using it for about 3 - 4 year and I'm barely going to replace the string this season.
I love it. I only just recently replaced the stock rest with a fall away rest. Everything else being stock has been deadly for me, since I have killed two deer and one javelina in the two and a half years I have had it.
-
1
-
-
I am going on my third year with my bow tech assassin. Its my first bow so I am still pretty new to bow hunting/shooting. I have heard that it's a good idea to change out strings every 2 to 3 years. Any recommendations on a brand? Looking to spend around 100 bucks. Also how does it affect my current sights? Will I have to sight it in again? I have the stock apex four pin sight. Is there a break in period? Has anyone purchased strings from bull basin archery, and had them install strings? Since I live in Tucson that's most likely where I will go have it installed.
-
1
-
-
I killed my second spike coues this year as well. He was a little bigger than my first spike so moving on up haha. Definitely one of the toughest animals to hunt, so just tagging out is definitely an accomplishment regardless of antler size.
Always good times hunting with friends and family.
Congrats on your first coues
-
-
dang!!! That shows how tough these bucks can be. Story of a lifetime time. Can't wait to set up camp tomorrow and start hunting on Friday. We have eight guys with tags, I can only pray that we have the success your hunting party had. Great job
-
I'm fine with the way it is. Some people just wanna fill their tag and freezer. As we all know hunting can be expensive (licence, tag, gas, food and gear). It's nice to be able to have that easier opportunity(in some cases) to tag out if your just hunting for meat.
-
1
-
-
Wow, some people are just idiots, plain and simple. Hopefully they'll learn from the crap they did if GF do anything about it.
WTB men's snowboard boots size 11
in Classified Ads
Posted · Report reply
Located in Tucson. Thanks