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I'd stay in the states for dental and like others mentioned with some good referrals listed, many will work with payments too, just need to ask them.

Never had that tent but my hunting partner and I both have the below tent from Cabelas, 8 person tent. When buttoned down with the guyouts, this tent will hold big wind. There are several youtube videos of this tent in high and wet winds. This says its 8 person, but will sleep 2 just right. Not bad to set up once you do it a few times. It is a solid 3 season and can do a light snow. This is among my favorites, Kodiak Canvas and a wall tent. That basically rounds out the hunting tents we use. Kodiak tent is a nice tent and isn't hard to setup, just a tad heavier than the Cableas. Both Kodiak and Cabelas tent will hold wind well, just need to get them nailed down and guyouts in place. https://www.cabelas.com/product/hunting/hunting-outfitters-camp/outfitter-tents/pc/104791680/c/104757480/sc/104481180/cabelas-alaskan-guide-model-geodesic-person-tent/1571266.uts?slotId=5

Yup got it in as well. I like it and nice an light. Fits the Outdoorsmans mount and works well. Thanks all!

Ordered the below, can use my Outdoorsmans mount and add to the tripod. Should be a winner. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B072KNBV21/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o09_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Is this a 9, 40, 45, 10 or something else? Might help to put that into description .

I used azlibertysafe in Gilbert. They did 2 moves for me and both professional. They had it in my house and all put together before I could ever get my check book out to pay them. They were quick, clean and professional. I have been to Safe City to look at other Ft. Knox safes, but I haven't yet bought or used moving service. If it is a garage drop and you have a lift dolly, it isn't that bad, but putting into the house is the trickier part.

Thank you both!

I toss and turn all night and found that using a down or synthetic quilt is my go to way to sleep. If you have a good pad under you, that is your bottom heat retention, when using a down bag, you crush that fluffy insulation and it really doesn't insulate much. I find companies with high quality down. When I do use a bag, I have a semi-rectangular bag from Feathered Friends. My quilts come from Enlightened Equipment. Another good bag is form Western Mountaineering, you can try some of their bags at the Arizona Hiking Shack. Good down bags will cost you about 400 bucks.

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Nice love shack!

All we have are feral horses, no such thing as a wild horse.

Selling as a set.

I used my Andriod with OnX maps down by Mexico chasing turkey on opening weekend. I was in airplane mode due to no signal and used my OnX without issue. To save battery, I would turn on/off the gps as needed and it would find me and keep my waypoints that I saved and can pull them back up. If you keep your phone on airplane mode and use gps as needed, battery will last. Or you can use a charger system which will power a phone for a few days.

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I am looking for a bunch of fire pit glass, a anyone know where i can get some?

Hit the place on power and ended up on walmart for way cheaper.

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