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First Lite Gear Report - Part 2 (North Dakota)
IATrent, the sanctuary material is great although it probably would get ripped to shreds in the nasty stuff. I would definately buy a lighter version for tree stand and open woods hunting in moderate temps. I hope the NB jacket quiets down some with additional use and washings as the fit and... -
First Lite Gear Report - Part 2 (North Dakota)
COlineman78, I washed the NB jacket twice before I wore it outdoors as I read that it will quiet down after use. Depending upon the conditions in PA, if there is any snow I will ridge hop and put 3-8 miles per day on the jacket and pants and will re-evaluate. I think the jacket will be ok if... -
First Lite Gear Report - Part 2 (North Dakota)
This is the second installment of my First Lite apparel report. I am not affiliated in any way with First Lite or any other manufacturer for that matter, just a guy who loves to hunt! North Dakota archery hunt during the general firearms season (Nov 6 - 14) in Southeast North Dakota. I... -
First Lite Gear Report - Part 1 (Alabama archery)
This past year I upgraded my hunting apparel to the First Lite clothing system. I'm going to document my thoughts in a series of reports as the seasons and hunting locations change as I had some difficulty locating gear reports and the type of hunting that was associated with the report. My... -
Which scale?
I have the sartorius 64 (link bates posted) and an omega powder trickler, cats meow. There is a YouTube video showing the scale and trickler being used together, fast and accurate. You can measure one grain of H4350 at a time. Highly recommend them both. Edge -
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