I researched them all and ended up with Marsupial. It’s the perfect harness in my opinion. If you spent that much for binos a little extra for a great harness is worth it. Especially considering how much you’ll wear it.
Have you considered installing a positive pressure fan? I think some canopies have that and it keeps all the dust out. I just have a tonneau on my truck, but no matter how well I try to seal it with tailgate seals it still gets dusty.
I got the inkbird setup because I didn’t want the batteries for the sensors to be in the freezer because they’ll die quickly, and the inkbird sensors (model# IBS-th2) have probes so i just have the probes going into the freezer. Then I have the M1 hub connected to my WiFi with the app on my...
Tikka t3x stainless with chopped barrel to shorter length, mdt hnt26 folding chassis, sportsmatch to84 rings and a NXS 2.5-10x42 scope. Factory Hornady match ammo, puts em down
We do a lot of long drives for hunts, and so far have always used hard cases (SKB for mine, pelican for hers) and they take up tons of space. I’ve got a crewcab tundra with the short box (5.7 foot, so with both cases in the truck they take up either the majority of the back seat area, or half...
Nice bulll and great story! Do you know what predator got into your meat?
I recommend trying out the Hornady Match rounds for your 6.5cm, they’ve been deadly for me (just started using them this year, dropped an elk and a mule deer in BC with them.)
If you’re on a budget, checkout the smallrig ch10 head from Amazon. There’s a few posts on here about it and folks like it. I’ve used one for the past couple weeks and it’s been great.
I was hunting and stepped over some deadfall, and the log I stepped on was super slippery so I skidded right off it, and my rifle (strapped to my backpack) took the full force of my weight right on a log. Basically the scope caught me. In the process it damaged the scope lens ring area, and...