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    Mobile Hunting Setups

    I have 2 hang on combinations I use throughout the season. The first is my true "run and gun" setup when im putting some miles on. The second is one I will leave up for a couple weeks if needed when I plan on staying in a certain area. Lone wolf Assault 2 3 hawk mini's (stealth stripped...
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    High end squirrel hunting scope

    Good choice going with that SWFA ultralight. I just put the Leupold 2-7x33 rimfire on my squirrel rifle and so far i've been happy with it.
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    Custom deer rifle

    Give us an update once you get some shooting in. Great looking rifle. I've been kicking around the idea of doing a very similar build for a while.
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    What’s your go to?

    Same as above, I've been using the Amish machine gun since I was 15 in .270. A fantastic big woods deer gun. Remmington 7600
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    What Whitetail woods will 2024 take you to?

    Allegheny National Forest, north west PA
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    Crispi Recommendations

    Like previously stated, if you are dead set on a pair of Crispi's, the Shimek is probably your best option. But personally, I would suggest a different boot for stand/blind hunting. A pair of Lacrosse rubber boots with 800g insulation would suite you better. Im happy with mine.
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    Crispi Valdres Plus GTX

    This is actually my first pair of Crispi's, so I cant comment on how they compare to other Crispi boots. But the wides are not super wide. I read that Valdres run narrow, so I figured id be fine going with the wide. I normally wear a size 11 boot and shoe, so thats what I ordered and they fit great.
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    Crispi Valdres Plus GTX

    I ended up picking up a pair of these. Got them yesterday, they feel great. Couldn't pass them up at that price.
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    .22/.22 Mag Rifles

    Either my 1976 Winchester 9422, or a custom built Ruger 10/22. Both are a ton of fun to shoot and hunt with.
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    Investing in New Camo Line; Thinking ASIO or Sitka. Opinions Needed.

    Just can across this post now (1 year later). What did you end up going with? How did you like the Asio gear you checked out at the show?
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    Mid/Late Season Camo Outerwear Kit

    So I beleive the Code of Silence stuff was developed by the guy who helped create the Cabela's Wooltimate llne which I think you are talking about. Berber fleece, windproof gear. The vest I got last season is extremely warm.
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    Your go to Broadheads!?

    I dont see myself switching from Magnus Black Hornets (non-serrated) anytime soon. Price is good, and if one ever breaks, they have a lifetime guarantee.
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    Mid layer hoodie help

    Might be a little warm for your needs, but the furnace hoody from first lite is a awesome mid layer for when it gets pretty cold. For something lighter, I almost always have some sort of grid fleece or waffle fleece mid layer on. Lots of options out there for those.
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    Mid/Late Season Camo Outerwear Kit

    I also hunt PA, mostly the western/north western areas. The first lite option you listed would treat you well. Another good option is some of the gear from Code of Silence. They have some windproof berber fleece jacket and bibs that are perfect for treestand hunting in the cold.
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    Firstlite 308 Pant Pre Review *Updated with review*

    Thanks for your insight on these pants. Warmth/weight wise, how do they compare to the Kuiu Attack pants? I see these have the side vents like the Attack pants do, which I'm a big fan of.
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    Waterproof Jacket for duck hunting in Eastern Oregon southern Idaho

    I second some of Drakes waterfowl gear. Good bang for your buck in my opinion, and they seem to do a lot of sales.
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    Eddie Bauer 50% off

    Their guide pro pants are one of, if not my favorite, pair of lightweight pants. Extremely comfortable and they repel water decently well.
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    Wrangler ATG, an affordable option!

    I second the Cottonwood pants from BlackOrvis. Similar to the Wrangler ATG's but seems like a more durable material. Like stated, you can find them on camofire for $55. The Eddie Bauer guide pro pants are pretty awesome too. They go on sale for 50% off a few times each year.
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    Mobile stand setup 2023

    How do you like the Stryker xl for carrying your stand/sticks? Ive been looking into getting a back that will allow me to do this. The Stryker xl and mystery ranch pop-up look like good choices for this.
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    What new gear are you taking with you this year?

    -Maven 8x32 monocular (blind in 1 eye so binoculars have never worked great for me) -Sitka Dakota hoody I bought for waterfowl but also would like to try out in the deer stand -Kuiu attack pants in their ash color

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