Simmons Treesharks for sale. These have been shot into targets a fair amount and have some wear and dull blades... no rust, though. Asking $25+shipping
I've had good luck finding mid-layer and outer-layer clothes in thrift stores. I like to find anything wool for mid and base layers--doesn't matter about the color for me as long as it is drab. The one expensive item I like is the LL Bean Guide Pants; those combined with a good base layer are...
Should be a large, but I’m not 100% sure. I forgot to look when I took the pic and am no longer near it. Let me get back with you later on this evening to confirm
Bought this Recon Sling and Tree Suit platform a couple years ago and used about twice. Both in very good condition—only used 2 or 3 times.
Asking $250 +shipping. Venmo or PayPal.
Have a pair of LL Bean Guide pants for sale, size 36x33. Worn them for a couple years, nothing wrong with them except that they no longer fit me. A little wear near the crotch, but no rips, tears, or stains. $100 + shipping. PayPal or Venmo
Yup, that bear and the buck were two of some of the most memorable hunts of my life, regardless of antler size. The key will be to find the oaks that didn’t get stripped then! As far as I know gypsy moths aren’t very prevalent in most of VA yet so we’re looking good for the fall at least.
I started doing pretty long day trips in the Jefferson National Forest last year. Got several miles back in some seriously gorgeous and rugged country. Killed a bear on October 9 and a small buck on October 31. Definitely planning on several overnight trips this upcoming fall.
Black Eagle Carnivore arrow
150gr Grizzly single bevel
100gr insert
TAW ~585gr
No idea how fast it’s going, maybe 280s
Killed a 160lb buck. Quartering to, accidentally hit it far back. Got lung/liver, arrow busted the femur clean in half on the way out.
A little unhappy with the way the head...
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Two types of arrows
“Trophy Hunter 350 spine” 31” long
& GPP 400 spine arrows 30” long
Bought these arrows when I was getting into bow hunting several years ago and they would make good starter or practice arrows for somebody new who needs to save money. Don’t get me wrong, they...
A .22 doesn’t give the quarry enough of a sporting chance. I’m more of a traditionalist and prefer to take my slingshot or boomerang when I’m chasing elk. All these new fangled .22s and .17s are gonna ruin the sport of it. It’s time for folks to go back to the old ways. Just my 2¢
I hunt in 3 main regions of VA and I tend to agree with you. For deer and small game there’s little pressure in most of the places I go aside from opening day. On the other hand, an old duck hunting spot my family has hunted for several decades has been chock full of people the last 5 years...
The only experience I have had with any copper bullet and an animal was a Nosler E-tip in .243 last season. Shot a doe behind the shoulder at about 60yds and it basically penciled through her. Maybe a shoulder shot would have created expansion, but I was not impressed to say the least. I have...