A few things must go

[Elkoholick]

This years hunt was over before it got started and next years too, do to work obligations. So here's a few things that I'm gonna let go of. The kifaru and Eberlestock stuff is basically brand new save for a four day scouting trip in July and has zero signs of wear. Everything else is solid and functional. The Oregon gps comes with the chip for Idaho as well.

Kifaru "supertarp"...............$250 (sold)
Kifaru "kryptek woobiie"......$120. (sold)
Eberlestock "mainframe"......$140
Eberlestock "transformer"....$120
Garmin Inreach..................$200
Garmin Oregon GPS............$200
Bowtech BTX 31 70lb..........$450
Hamskea "hunter micro"......$100

 

[roguey4]

What mode is the Oregon garmin?


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

 

[roguey4]

I meant what model?


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

 

[jspradley]

Does the Supertarp come with a pole? I'm interested in it

 

[Elkoholick]

It's the Oregon600, I should have to onyx for Washington as well, I gotta find where I put it. LOL!

 

[Elkoholick]

Sorry no pole

 

[superA]

PM sent

 

[Cuda2525]

Inreach

What model is the garmin inreach?
QUOTE=Elkoholick;1015987]This years hunt was over before it got started and next years too, do to work obligations. So here's a few things that I'm gonna let go of. The kifaru and Eberlestock stuff is basically brand new save for a four day scouting trip in July and has zero signs of wear. Everything else is solid and functional. The Oregon gps comes with the chip for Idaho as well.

Kifaru "supertarp"...............$250 (sold)
Kifaru "kryptek woobiie"......$120. (sold)
Eberlestock "mainframe"......$140
Eberlestock "transformer"....$120
Garmin Inreach..................$200
Garmin Oregon GPS............$200
Bowtech BTX 31 70lb..........$450
Hamskea "hunter micro"......$100[/QUOTE]