LeslieInVA

Go to keystone country store lone...I found rg clothes for really cheap! ) Thanks for the replies BTW

Can someone please tell me how the RG line fits? Is it more of a junior fit? I want to order a pant and hoodie set, and by the reviews it looks like it runs SMALL. I usually wear a small in womens shirts and a medium in pants, and like my hoodies and lounge wear to be comfortable, but not tight! Thanks...

My husband bought me a Parker Sidekick. The draw weight is 30-40#, but I think you can have the limbs changed out up to 40-50#. I really enjoy shooting it. This is coming from someone who had never picked up a bow before this season!

Anyone know how the realtree girl clothing line fits? Is it junior sizes? I wear a ladies small, didn't know what size I should order in shirts and pants! Let me know how you girls like their stuff!

Does anyone have experience with going on varmint hunting trips? Where did you go? Did you enjoy it? Is internet research ok to use as a guide to find a good guide/outfitter? Or did you find out about your place from another person?

Not sure if this will get moved to another forum or not..being that I'm a woman and it kind of relates to women, I put it here Anyone else think it's totally awesome how pros like Michael Waddell and the Kiskys get their kids involved in their careers?! As far as their shows and filmed hunts, I have seen so many youth hunts being filmed! I LOVE IT!!! Makes me not able to wait until mine are old enough to go out with us...That's my Friday's 2 cent...have a great weekend everyone

Can someone please give me a comparison of the Remington R15 and the HOWA Axiom? Which would you prefer? etc..any info would be great!!! My husband and I like both of these guns, but I don't know if there's any major differences...it would be fun to have both eventually

GORGEOUS!!! Congrats

Ok, sure will...

I know there have been a few threads below about certain products people are looking for...I am looking for one myself. Now, some ladies may find these shirt a little offensive...and I apologize ahead, but, I saw a girl at a hunt expo with a tee shirt that said "it's all about the rack." NO inappropriate graphics/images were on the shirt, just a set of whitetail antlers with the words printed over the image. It was suprisingly cute, and somewhat tasteful (if that's possible???). Being a female myself, I'd actually like to get one. Not sure about wearing it out and about, but I just think it'd be fun to have. Hope this doesn't ruin my image on this forum... :o Does anyone know on the web where I can order?

Yeah, it's a lot more comfortable to handle, but not EASY, so I'm right where I wanted to be. Apparently you can have the limbs changed to up the weigth. After about 6 target hits, my arm is shaky as a leaf!

Hey everyone, I posted a message yesterday (I think?) about my frustration with having a bow with too much draw weigth. My husband exchanged my Parker Wildfire XP for a Sidekick XP...something about this bow makes me feel like it's suited for me (completely new to archery). I just feel better with it, not to mention I layed the smack down on the Block target my first time shooting it last night. Thanks for all of your help with my old post, and look forward to getting the big one soon! ~Leslie~

Alrighty, I want to again thank EVERYONE with answering my ??s. Now, of course, wouldn't you know, we cannot find the receipt for the bow. Because it was purchased just Saturday, and the shop is really small and is geared towards the locals, I'm hoping they'll work with us on taking it back, exchanging it!

I feel a lot better! Yeah, my main concern as I may have said is that if I can't draw back on the ground, how the heck can I do it in the stand (that is, without grunting, biting my bottom lip off, and overally making a mess of myself!) I really don't want to get more angry (and injured for that matter) before I even go out!

My husband and I LOVE Tiffany!!! (for different reasons of course) She's a great role model for girls of all ages I think. I was lucky enough to meet Brenda Valentine and have a book signed by her. She's great, too.