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No specific reason, just liked simplicity and friends are using magview. also, did not see my binos on ollins website. diamondback HD 15x56. largest they have is 10x50

Not sure if anyone is running one or looking to get one, but their customer service and products are awesome. I ordered one for my binos on Monday. Showed up yesterday (Tues) via FedEx. I have the Vortex Diamondback HD 15x56, which per their website and calling and speaking with customer...

$125 for all five pieces. great for starter hunting camo or for your adult sized kid.

max for this trip will 15, it's an 18 person boat. price will be affected a little ($25-$50/person if we go with less, just depends on how many less). I've been on a full boat, but usually we do this trip with 14-15 and there's plenty of room on the bunks and on the rail.

nothing wrong with that. limited on them last october, same trip

Filling another October trip out of Seaforth. October 4-6, on the Voyager. Limited load. $700 per person, but that includes fuel surcharge and all meals. Does not include drinks or snacks. Bring your own gear or rent gear at the dock. If you want to know what past trips are like, take a...

YETI, you're a dork. ha ha ha I've been using UA Ridge Reaper for 4-5 years. Switched to Kuiu Valo for the 2024 season. I did get the Kuiu LT down in solid brown, which I prefer. But I've loved the Valo since it first came out. Seems to be one of the more consistent camo patterns for...

Two jackets, three long sleeve tops, all large, but the heavy cold gear jacket fits like an XL. I'm 6'1" and 210, all fits perfectly. RR Cold gear heavy jacket RR lightweight long sleeve shirt RR heavyweight long sleeve shirt RR early season long sleeve shirt Storm jacket early season with...

No words needed but thank you for the assist on pack out.

Long story not made short. Within the two weeks before opener, my very close aunt and my dog passed away. It was a very challenging two weeks before opening day. I met my buddies in D14, got absolutely drenched with rain on Friday evening all through morning. In fact, we planned to be up at...

unfortunately, i do not believe they are. but if you have anyone in your immediate family who has an iphone, sync it to their phone. if someone steals your stuff, anyone near that airtag with an iphone will act as a mesh network notifying whoever has the tag sync'd. i know it's a pain this...

OnX to learn about where you can hunt.

if possible, figure a way to park in your garage. motion detector light. better car alarm and increase the sensitivity. they have some that will sound off even when you approach. i know you said no apple devices, but air tags work great. small can of pepper spray

Yeah, that weekend happens to be in between my archery and rifle season, so it's always just worked out. But honestly, I'm an average hunter at best, and much better at fishing, so I've put way more in the freezer on this one trip then I have in a hunting season. I really need to up my hunting...

Yup, I'm aware of the limits and how they work. That's why this is actually scheduled as a 2-day, but we're just getting back a little early...before dark. I hate coming back late on a Sunday, then making the drive home when you're already beat tired. So I'm planning on being back at the dock...

down to about 2-3 spots left.

I'm charter master for 1.75 day on the Voyager on Oct 6-8 with Chuck at the helm. Annual trip that I'm taking over from a friend as the organizer. $600/person, 15 person max, includes meals (not snacks or drinks) and should also cover fuel surcharge (unless China or Russia attacks!!!). Bring...

Last weekend was a pretty full moon. It's been my understanding, when it's a full moon, deer stay awake most of the night and do what deer do, eat, shit and frolic. This makes them tired much sooner during the morning/day. I do not have personal experience other than what more knowledgeable...

Agreed, however, I will say, the 500 is heavier than I thought it would be. Not debilitating, but it's not as easy to move/toss around as the 240. Has a little more heft. I'll be testing it out the rest of the month during AO season.

So recently picked up a Euhomy 55 qt fridge. The Jackery 240 will keep up no problem with ideal sun conditions to recharge it back to 100% during the day. You'll want at least 50-60% to keep it going all night. Because of a cloudy day at camp, ended up picking up a Jackery 500. Here's both...