If you hunt hardwoods, you can't beat a climbing stand. Great for one time sits in new areas. It's the equivalent of "running and gunning" of tournament fisherman :D . Well said and I second that sentiment. HOWEVER, when I take my son out, I'll be using a ground blind (he's 9 now). -Mike
As a Dad with two young boys, I'm going to have a need for a treestand for two people in the not too distant future. The kicker is that it needs to be rather portable since so far, I'm only hunting public land and wouldn't want to risk it being stolen (my blood boils at the thought a hunter would st...
...He said his range finder showed the buck to be 52 yards off. ...It was a bit breezy this morning too. As he told me when I said, "Good shot!" , he said, "More like good luck". IMHO, the last comment shows why the shot should not have been taken. The flight time is TOO LONG to...
bstout wrote:The ACF (American Crossbow Federation) is a great place (see above sticky). I'm going to maintain my membership for as long as I can afford to do so.
... If I wanted to support one or two of these organizations, who should they be. Who really puts your money to work to support our rights. No, I didn't win the lottery, I just want to do my part. Ray, Second Amendment Foundation (http://www.saf.org/) & NRA (http://www.nra.org/) I chose SAF ove...
NP, Most rangefinders will give you the hypotenuse. There are a couple that I know of that will calculate the horizontal distance, notably the Leupold RX-III and RX-IV (feature called "True Ballistic Range") and the Bushnell Scout 1000 w/ARC and Scout 1500 w/ARC ("Angle Range Compensa...