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I’m looking at adding a mid weight vest to my clothing Arsenal. Brand doesn’t matter, camo doesn’t matter as it will be a layering piece. Material really doesn’t matter to me. Price…..well I’m not spending 100’s of dollars on a vest (I don’t even know if there is a vest that costs 100’s of dollars either). I have a good heavy weight down vest for when the temperatures really drop.

Mainly this will be used in Pennsylvania when the temps are in a range from 30-45 range. Anything below that I can break out my heavy weight stuff as needed.

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betqeen these two bows which would you make your primary hunting bow and the other possibility a backup. OBB Phoenix or OBB knightmare? Reasons and why would be appreciated. I do like both myself and use both equally but if you had to let one go which would it be. Thanks for your input.

Of these 2 bows which one do you prefer assuming you have shot both of them? Hows the valley, draw cycle, actual speeds, weight balance, hand shock…….

I know "I should shoot them and find out for myself" but im looking for some feedback first

Just got my first bow in over 10 years. Hoyt supertec with xt2000 limbs. Love going in the back yard and shooting, also going to hunt next year. I’ll have about 150 dollars this month to spend on whatever. Strings will need to be replaced before winter is up, but I plan on upgrading to a Hoyt Powermax in the spring. So should I spend that money on
A- Re string current bow and get more arrows
Or
B- Buy a samick sage recurve to play with
I’m torn, I want both and I don’t know what to do.
Also, thoughts on the powermax?

Anyone have any experience with Zamberlan boots for early season elk hunting?

So I’ve been looking on Craigslist for an atv and can’t find what I’m looking for so I’ve decided to go new. My budget is $ 6000 or under and I’ve got it narrowed down to 2:

Honda Rancher 420 ES
and
Can Am Outlander 450

This is going to be for hauling out deer and moving tree stands primarily. Maybe pulling a rake for food plots. Not interested in tearing up the trails or mud bogging.

The Can Am is about $ 800 less, has independent rear suspension, automatic (which I really like) and 38 horsepower.
The Honda is reliable and parts are cheap. It is electric shift (not crazy about), rear axle and about 26 horsepower.

My conundrum is do I go with a machine I’m not familiar with (Can Am) to get alot of the features I want or the Honda with less features but known reliability?

Well, its time for new boots. My pronghorns are showing their age. I found them to be comfortable, but just OK wear wise. I see the East Ridge boots by them are american made, and cost $ 175ish on Amazon. Anybody have any thoughts on these boots? Feedback? I’m open to any brand, but these look pretty decent for the price. Other big name boots are a bit more. I will go that route if I need to, but these have me intrigued.

I’m shooting a single cam bow with a 26" DL at 64lbs. Needless to say, I’m not breaking any IBO records. Would a single pin sight in my case be a bad decision?