Viper

I should try this. I have a bunch in the freezer.

Absolute stud bucks!!

Me too...

Got the email this morning. Includes the glassing mitt and sleeping bags. Thought I'd let you know. http://www.kuiu.com/insulated-hunting-clothing/?trk_msg=M7DK5RANU9V4D5TH6O42HVAE5O&trk_contact=LO1D31TMKESSUHSSKFDH8OCKH4&utm_source=Listrak&utm_medium=Email&utm_term=http%3a%2f%2fwww.kuiu.com%2finsulated-hunting-clothing%2f&utm_campaign=25%25+Off+Insulation+Layers+%E2%80%93+2+DAYS+ONLY

Has the CDS certificate been used? Where are you located?

When I click the new content button, I get a message "no new content found". Anyone else have this issue?

That was the problem. Thanks!

Enjoy it....you paid an extra $20 for it.

Is the gong AR500?

Let us know what deal you find. I too am in the market for a "newer" truck. I am weighing options.

I have a .243, Smith & Wesson, Howa 1500 action, wood stock, crisp light trigger, with a Leupold 3x9 scope.

Great glass. I love my 12x50's. Mine are 11 years old and still great image.

I am looking for opinions/advice. I will be helping my buddy and his daughter on her youth deer hunt this weekend. We may split up to cover more ground. I would like to carry my rifle in case I glass up a lion. Is this frowned upon by G&F? Should I leave it in camp and just carry my sidearm? Have you had a bad experience with this in the past?

Thanks guys. I feel better about carrying it. It would be a blast to shoot coyotes.

This is a bit unnerving. I had no idea. Stinkin' technology....I want my '78 Blazer back.

Got mine

Wow! Very nice! Looks like a perfect rack.

I'm not finding a "Kuiu Raffle" page on the site. Maybe post a direct link? So is this tax-deductable?

...and if you have to drop it for the final stalk, then can't find it later...no big deal.

It's not the XP?

I have used a tall Stoney Point adjustable bipod for several years. It compresses down to around 20" to use while sitting, and expands to standing height. I use it as a walking stick and is ready to deploy in seconds if needed. It is very light weight, as it is made of aluminum. The leg adjustments are the twist-lock type. I have not had it collapse on my weight yet...but I'm only 170 lbs. I also use a homemade "Moses" pole, as mentioned above. I make them from yucca stalks. Find a nice straight one and cut it to the right height to rest your binos on top for glassing on the go. I get fancy with mine, wrapping with fringed leather and such. You do need to wrap them, or wear gloves, or you will get splinters. You could screw in a wrapped screw for a shooting rest I suppose, or use the wrist idea you mention. Personally, I prefer the shooting stability of a bipod over a monopod. I mainly use the "Moses" pole for scouting/hiking. Similar to this Primos. Couldn't find Stoney Point. http://www.cabelas.com/product/Primos-reg-Pole-Cat-Shooting-Sticks/1615721.uts?productVariantId=3503661&WT.tsrc=PPC&WT.mc_id=GoogleProductAds&WT.z_mc_id1=03689771&rid=20&gclid=CNO9qsXBwc8CFU1cfgodONUEYw&gclsrc=aw.ds

Just placed an order and saved $46. Good deal!

This is the one I bought at Sportsmans. Has held up so far, after about 50 rounds. Some have a thick ring mount that requires you to remove your scope to install....something to be aware of when choosing. http://www.sportsmanswarehouse.com/sportsmans/Vortex-Lo-Pro-Rifle-Scope-Bubblevel/productDetail/Scope-Accessories/prod99999044206/cat131502

Effects of canting the rifle:

Rem 700 XCR .270 with scope is 8.5 lbs.