Trevor

I sell tires for a living and those tires mentioned are good tires. I like the Hankook ATM or the Kelly TSR. I have the Hankooks on my work truck, they work good in all conditions and are not very noisy.

I found this web site recently and have found it to be very informative. The videos Kenny does are great. He shows different how to stuff and product reviews. You can check out the web site at bow tuning tips .com or on you tube. I think there great and full of great info.

You never know who pro staffers are.My hunter education instructor was showing the case how to use some different calls when one of the students asked which call they were and he told use they were Quaker Boy calls. Later that night I went on the Quaker boy web site to check out the calls when I clicked on the pro staff button and scrolled thought the pics and who was listed there my hunter ed teacher thought that was cool.

Was out on the weekend shooting the bow , all warmed up and ready to go can't wait.

I have two of the e-z up tents, a 10x10 and 10x20. They are easy to set up as the name say. They collapse down to about 12 inches square by about 4 feet tall. They fit into heavy canvas bag to transport. They are adjustable in height and are awesome in the rain and keep the sun off on those hot days. They stand up good in the wind. I use them for camping and in the pits at the drag races. Good luck, hope this helps.

Well I'm ready but turkey season doesn't open until the first Saturday in April in this part of Canada. I'm counting down the days.

Thanks for all your input guys.I think I will go with the ameristep bone collector blind.I live in Ontario Canada so the sporting goods stores are few and far between.So I guess I will make a trip across the border and go to gander mountain in Michigan on the weekend.Thanks again for all your help.

Was looking for input on what to look for. Was leaning towards the ameristep brick house ground blind. Any body have one.

I use slick trick 4 blade broad heads. They fly straight like a field point, no need to re-tune.My brother in-law had a rage break off a blade on the rib cage and cut himself when field dressing.Was not a fun time

I too use a whisker biscuit with blazer vanes and have never had a bit of trouble . Works flawlessly

I use a 3 pin sighted in at 20,30 and 40.I like the three pins because it allows better visibility past the sight.

Pse stinger whisker biscuit and Easton st epic arrows tipped with 4 blade slick trick broad heads