I'd love to give the hardscrabbles a try. I'll be spring turkey hunting in MIichigan, backpacking/camping for turkey in Ohio's Wayne national forest, then backpacking in Colorado scouting for a fall elk hunt. Those hip vents look awesome for turkey hunting where you can start your day in the 40s and finish in the 70s. Depending how long they take to recieve I'll be doing some snowshoe hare hunting in michigan and small game on the weekends until the season closes March 31st.
I'm also interested in seeing how well they shed burrs and pickers and if they can do so while remaining quiet.There's a lot of snowshoeing, hiking, and brush busting involved in small game and turkey hunting. Burr repellancy is currently a sore subject with me as I spent 30 minutes yesterday deburring my deer hunting pants. I have to walk thru about 10yds of brush and they were wrecked. I did get some video of this little guy though so it was worth it.
Nick
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I'm also interested in seeing how well they shed burrs and pickers and if they can do so while remaining quiet.There's a lot of snowshoeing, hiking, and brush busting involved in small game and turkey hunting. Burr repellancy is currently a sore subject with me as I spent 30 minutes yesterday deburring my deer hunting pants. I have to walk thru about 10yds of brush and they were wrecked. I did get some video of this little guy though so it was worth it.
Nick
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