CatfishKev

Probably a toss up between the good brands. I'm not sure if any other manufacturers do this but rigid has a free batteries for life program.

Heck of an offer and sounds incredibly fun!

That looks good Tony, I make my wife lobster pasta with a white creme sauce almost every valentines day, might half to try a version of this.

Man all that effort to find not that many deer must be tough. Is that more or less normal form the areas you were checking, or just an off year due to the drought? Way to stick with it though and especially on finding a stud of a buck. His smile says it all. Congrats!

Double wrap to protect yourself from the liberalism.

Makes sense. Thought that may have been the case. Any you guys have much experience with the dewalts?

Lots of good dudes here, including some that messed with ya. Its the internet and we get bored. Good luck to you and your son, hope you have lots of fun. For the record i assumed 6.5 cm right off the batt. Please post pics of your success when you get back.

What type of shop? You mentioned poles, power poles?

I did earlier, you mighta missed it. Stihl and echo as far as i know make great products. I did landscaping back in the day in PA and those 2 brands were solid. But that is the 2 cycle world. As far as batteries i had posted i like dewalt. #1 name brand that can be trusted. But as stated Milwaukee is good too. Im a dual (or triple, quadruple) purpose guy. A good sawzall, impact driver and a chainsaw are all great to have on hand for any hunt. Ive been carrying a 18v impact and sawzall but echo chainsaw. This is a great way to limit space by eliminating the gas saw, not to mention trying to keep the carb clean. For what its worth, i like ryobi stuff for the guys. They dont take care of stuff and also i dont like the idea of having expensive tools on jobsites unattended. If a bunch of crap is gonna get stolen id rather it be cheap crap. I keep the slightly better stuff with me.

Thats a strong statement knowing that stihl have always been known to hold their own. Interesting.

If price is not an issue i would go with the dewalt. Not to mention having a battery powered sawzall is awesome breaking an elk down if nearby a vehicle.

If you actually knew anything about my accomplishments you would wanna Gargle my balls the way you and azturdhunter do to each other.

Hmm...

But i think its just so cute how you two love to gargle each others balls

I imagine that would be pretty entertaining to watch in action.

Dang, called dang near every place in Tucson and no one keep the stuff in stock. Still waiting to hear back from lazydays, parts guys don't like to answer the phone apparently. You would think it's a popular upgrade and they would keep one or two in stock.

Ive been seeing their stuff around more often. They sell them at the ace hardware on Houghton. I also saw they had one of their scopes make the list in one ofbthose outdoor life best buy write ups.

If only birdhunter was here to agree with everything nobull says, and crawl face first all the way up his butt.

Not so bad if you go probeless Thanks big o. The two I saw recommended was the record and seelevel. Hopefully one of the places have them in stock down here.

I didnt consider that a rant Dave, just a long informative post, hah! Hope you guys are well and the boys leg is all healed up.

And the tank sensors. An all in one system that includes sensors for all 3 tanks. Dam near remodeled the whole thing so i may as well fix the cheap stock system.

Yes exactly.

Do the sigs have the archery mode for angle compensation. I should know this already...

Another vote for in reach, they have a wide range of plans.

Awesome!