WHT_MTNMAN

If it is raining fairly hard they will be out in the wide open where they can see...normal sleet,little snow won't mess them up much.

IMO the experience is the best shooting bowtech since destroyer...

Stud Bucks and great work Clay. Looks great!!

I'm replying to see if I'm advanced or premier.....Then maybe I can contribute. Awesome I'm a premier member, but I still don't have anything to add.

Rossi- I disagree, most Tundra owners have been other truck owners due to the relative short time of Tundra production. Very rarely do you have Tundra owners that revert back to the other brands. 1. Reliability is King,and though the Tundra isn't perfect. Many of us do not have thousands of disposable income to buy a vehicle and keep putting money into fixing problems. For the most part Tundras just don't have problems...Even the first few years didn't have many issues..my dad has a 2001 Tundra with 320k. He had a fuel pump go out at 270k, that's it. A person may prefer the looks and style or individual features of other brands but for most of us the reliability trumps any quirks the Tundra has. It is the best value overall, just look at resale.

I know...that's why I'm waiting ( probably futile I know )for tundra to follow suite..

2010 tundra owner here...if they don't announce a Cummins option for 2016-17 then I'll get another gas engine in 2016...I've owned all others and tundra is for me...

Great pictures and turkeys Jay, Looks like a great time.

You can have it...I work in snowflake and show low..

I have one that is basically brand new, just sitting in my garage. It has never been left out and always garage kept. You can have it. It is a simple Gorilla I'll get the model if you want. Nothing fancy but in perfect shape. I'm in Pinedale Houston It is something like this, just going off memory. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Gorilla-Gear-Kong-Treestand-20-lbs-/271804939495

Carrizo junction store is closed...might open up later in the year but doesn't look like it..fishing has been fair at best the last 6-8 years...

3c has many many more mule deer than 20 years ago and not nearly as many as 45 years ago.

I've been on this website for almost 11 years. and it is the same thing every year somebody cries wolf sometimes multiple times. So no we don't believe a guy until there is proof...

Looks Awesome..and I would send pictures, I would like to see the finished product.

Chance at killing some giant bucks...I'm in!!!

It is on the right side if you glass with it the correct way...handle facing away from you. just how it was designed..

Hoghntr - If today wasn't such a slow work day I wouldn't waste any time on this thread, BUT here I am. First I don't know you, but from what I've read you seem like a stand up guy willing to help anyone out if you can, you contribute to the site and to many of the members and yet you seem to have appointed yourself the cw.com sheriff, or Admin spokesman. (just as of recent,) I've been around a long time and have seen many members come and go and dynamics change and I appreciate your concern but find it a little tiresome myself. Brad- take it easy, its the Internet.

Brad- relax a little... Hog- you talk too much..

BTW I have a Promaster Fiber carbon and my outdoorsmans I like better, but for quite a bit more money. The Promaster is good especially for the price.

Outdoorsmans new micro and original panhead are the best IMO...I had Jim white and went to outdoorsmans a few years back and it was the best move I've made...

The new micro panhead is nice...legs are awesome but you can get a nice set of legs for way cheaper I would go that route...I don't think there is a better head than the original and the new micro...

In direct answer to the title of the thread, Yes it helps you hunt better, NO it does not make you a better hunter. IMO the greatest factor(besides a little luck) in making someone a better hunter (I'll define as increasing success) is TIME. Time spent studying maps, scouting or actual time hunting etc... If by working out it allows you to spend more time in the field either during a backpack hunt, or just the mental fortitude to keep going then yes it helps.

Great pics Blake!!!

I have the black 15's and there is no difference...just way cooler...

Anyone have any real world experience with Crispi Boots. I'm looking to buy a new pair of boots. I've searched high and low and it seems that Crispi may fit the bill. I've been wearing Kenetreks for the last 7 years, but I've had some issue with heel slippage when going up steep hills. (I've read Crispi fit a bit better for us with narrow heels) I'm looking for a boot that is durable like Kenetreks but has a more flexible upper/shank. I want them for moderate backpacking and hunting. If anyone has any opinions on them I would appreciate it. Thanks,