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Run of the muck Remington 870 with a camo wrap. It isn't the coolest but it always gets the job done.

One of my buddies has a that gun and loves it.

Wow. They don't grow them like that up here in Maine. Wonder what kind of crop was going in the field it was shot in.

I just picked up a Knight and Hale blood cutter can't wait to go use it in the field. I sounds great in my house....

Sweet..... I was just shooting my bow 3 days ago. Then we got 3 feet of snow looks like it's going to be a while till i get to do that again. What are you going to hunt with the bow?

You stole it.

You should go to your local archery shop and see I'd they have a Hoyt rampage xt you can shoot. Everyone I have talked to says they are great bang for the buck. I'm going to be looking into getting one for myself. Get serious get Hoyt.

1. Scentlok 2. Scentlok 3. Brand name, price and it was highly recommended by everyone. 4. Every kind of odor control.

I totally forgot to come back and post about my trip. MB guide service are the best Dan and Mike got me way out on a very remote stand and on the third day I dropped one. The bear tagged out at 185 lbs. it was such a good time I'm already count the days to the first day of next season. I'll work on getting a picture of him on here

[ATTACH=CONFIG]12352[/ATTACH]I'm up in Eustis, Maine heading out to the treestand on the first day of Black Bear season. Taking my Hoyt and realtree gear out for the first time this year and hopefully i will be able to post a picture of the bear in these photos late tonight after we get him taged out. Oh and Dan Bothwell and his uncle Mike are bringing me out they run MB Guide service.

So there is no down side to shooting an arrow like that?

I was just wondering which type of arrow I should be using. I am right on the edge of a 340 and 400 arrow. I have a 62# draw weight and a 28" arrow. For some brands I should be using a 340 and other brands say 400. Right now im using a 340 is there any reason I should be thinking about switching to a 400.