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If you will use fishing line, go with a mono line (such as a fire-wire) over a braided line. My preference only.

Trapping is an art into itself. It's not especially difficult, but knowledge of the animal and the local area will greatly increase your odds. Wire snares work very well, and if positioned correctly will harvest any game you want. Given the choice between a wire snare or a conibear, I'd take the con...

Alright WW, you've pressed my inner "cheap" button a few times. Fess up on those links.

Those bottles are great - stainless... need to check that, SIGG bottles are aluminum with a baked in lining. They do have a series of Stainless but its only .4L and the top is one of those lever locks, no threads. You are completely correct - I got it mixed up with a different stainless bottle I pi...

I got my wife a few of the SIGG bottles after the big recyclable 7 scare - she's preggo and I will bend to concerns of possible safety issues, founded or otherwise. Those bottles are great - stainless, don't leak, won't hold smell/taste from different liquids. Heavier than I'd like, and the lack of ...

With what my feet go in and through on a daily basis, I'll pass.

Almost all those items could fit comfortably in my pants pocket and be a LOT less obtrusive - and draw even less attention.

I believe Eureka made a piece that would join the Timberline/timberlite series, so instead of a vestibule per tent the entrances are shared with a common entry point.

Not MOLLE capable or tacticool for the pseudo-militia, but I've got a couple of their packs and swear by them.

The Monster from Badlands.

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I love the warrenty the best.

One of the items on my Xmas list this year. Wish Wallyworld by us would carry them - that's a good find!

Sticks and Limbs is more a single shad variant of the original Predator pattern. While the boxstore HD camo's are all the rage for current media, there are many "open" camo patterns that I use while hunting. Some are: Predator Camo (I prefer the Spring Green/ Fall Grey / and now discontinued Fall Br...

I know, I know - I need to clarify - I don't like open pitch tarps (standard A frame, para wing style, etc) setups that have open walls on more than two sides. :? I don't have any problems with using a setup like that for cooking under, or to quickly get out of the weather. I don't like sleeping und...

have you considered the gatewood cape ? Its a squeeze for two, but is full protection in a more versatile design. KISS - that's PERFECT. Exactly what I'm after - most of my gear is wool/rainproof, but this looks much more usable in various scenarios. The other person (rare that they'd be there in a...

thecheeto wrote:Welcome from much farther north... Alaska! Have fun!

You, sir, win.



Beautiful country up there, truely one of the last frontiers in the world.

Got two in the freezer right now, one with my recurve and one with my compound. Missed a dandy 10 point eariler this year at 8yrds, sent the arrow flat over his back and gave him a haircut. I've seen a couple good bucks wandering now, the ruts getting close and the weather's turning. They're out the...

Nothing on the OR Lighthaven, eh?

Hmmm...I may have to be a guinee pig.

Whew - I'm safe on all accounts then. I've lost most of it already.

Hello everyone, new guy - first post was over in introductions, so bear with me - I'm looking to prep for a trip out to CO for a hunting trip next year. I have what I consider to be an adequate shelter (Eureka TimberLite 2) for near full four season use (I say near because while I have had it out in...

Just wanted to say hello from up north in Wisconsin! I'm primarily a hunter and outdoor's nut that enjoys camping with friends and family. I don't consider myself a thru-hiker (my brother sure is), but wandering around the northwoods and many beautiful areas of the US have become a favorite past tim...