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I have both suits...both work very well in conjunction with the other efforts I make to stay scent free.

whicker biscuit for me too. NEVER have a problem with my arrow going anywhere...in the stand or on the way to/from the stand.

I am looking forward to the adventure and challenge. Hopefully I can see something worth releasing an arrow on.

wow...I am going to have to pick up my pace in training.

Thanks for the insight.

Thanks! I will look into this one!

Thanks! I will look into this one. much appreciated!

Fellas...I am looking to try and video tape some of my own hunts this year. I have a handheld video camera and wanted to see if there were any quality bow or tree mounting systems that were effective and recommended. Any insight helps!

thanks for all the advice so far guys. I usually stay in somewhat ok shape, but I know this is going to be a challenge. I hit the road last night for a jog in some sweat clothes. I have 2 months...and am going to really try and get into some great cardio shape.

sounds like a good spot...you better now blow the oppportunity and make a bad shot!!!

Fellas...it is looking like I am going on my first elk hunt in mid September in Idaho. A "do it youself" type hunt. I am going with a few buddies that have been there before and successful. Are there any other tips / advice anyone else wants to share. I am welcome to hear info.

both are good...they give you a rough idea of landscape! The images need updated though...not real time.

nice set...what do they score?

nice work

I usually go with AP during archery and save my APG for turkey season because of the greener colors...

never heard that...but interesting...if any, I can't see if making THAT much of a difference.

I feel good out to 40 yds...but prefer 20-25!

New bow New rangefinder (with ARC) New binoculars Getting my 7 mm overhauled Camo plastics for my Grizzly 660 New Underarmour Cold Gear New broad heads (probably going to at least try the Rage 2 blade) Probably pick up 6 new stands (hang on)

my Hoyt is at 62 lbs.

fellas...I got a Bobcat for the weekend...with tracks not tires. My plans are to clear some land for some additional food plots. Hopefully the rain doesn't screw it up...but I am going to try and get it done.

Bought my license today! Can't wait for the season!

I shoot vanes through my Whisker biscuit...no problems here.

congrats

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never used...seems expensive