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I have these binoculars and love them. This is a really good deal.

What really sucks is now their insurance goes up because of a claim against them, even if it wasn’t their fault. I had a truck stolen and totaled in 2012 and even though they caught the guys, and they did time on a plea deal, I now had an insurance claim against me and my rates went up.

I had two different co-workers lose teenage children in ATV accidents within a few weeks of each other this Summer. I cannot imagine the pain of that. Life is fragile, do not ever take it for granted.

Tony, you have made great contributions(I know that is very much understated) to this forum and to the hunting community as a whole since long before I was born. All of my interactions with you on this site and Facebook have been great. I really feel for you for what you are going through right now. You are in my thoughts and prayers that you will get the proper treatment and relief for your situation.

640 here, currently working out of 440. Just got home 2 hours ago. Looking forward to enjoying this long weekend.

That’s a great price. Too bad for me they’re not size 11.

This is a new member, but I can vouch for him, he’s my dad 😊

I had the same thought, but he might have meant to click the thumbs up and hit the other by accident and didn’t realize it. I’ve done that myself before but luckily realized it and fixed it pretty quickly.

Got hit for 1 deer tag, hoping a 2nd pending charge comes in as I put both my son and I on this card.

This is awesome! IMO, you're doing this parenting thing right. Well used cars are the best for new driving teenagers. I scored a great deal on a 2005 Toyota Corolla that runs great and AC blows cold, but outside it's not the greatest. Has some minor hail damage. Got it for $1000. It has 233,000 miles and drives like it's good for another 150,000. This is for my oldest who turns 16 in September. It was a proud dad moment to see her excitement despite the exterior blemishes.

I believe that is a yes.

I'll add my two cents to the conversation. I bought some Salomon 4d Quest GTX a few weeks ago. I put a few miles on them the next morning in some rough country with a fairly light pack. Those combined with some Darn Tough hiking socks and I was really impressed. They feel sturdy but comfortable with adequate ankle support for me. It's not a very big sample size, but initially I am very happy with them. An added bonus was glassing up 16 deer 😉

It’s almost too easy, isn’t it? 😂 Free bump

Pretty sure this was his question.