It has to be the orange Busch cans for safety fyi.
Sounds like a slice of heaven to me....:wave1:
Need is not the right word, but I do WANT a pair of those. Vortex has some that go for about 1/3 of that price and I'll likely buy that brand if I find the right deal.
Radio's pack?
Absolutely.
Whoa Whoa Whoa. Nobody said anything about Light beer
Well, seriously, typical whitetail hunters don't need rangefinders in Mo, or really anywhere. Unless they are shooting Raven crossbows at 75yds, then you might want a rangefinder. Unless you have a very specific situation, like hunting over a big bean field where shots could stretch past 300yds, you aren't gonna need a rangefinder. All those combo units do is make a heavy pair of binos. A pair of compact 8x is all you need to make sure it's your target buck that you have watched grow up for the last 4yrs. But again, that ain't the typical Mo hunter. Between my 14x scope and 6x rangefinder, I've never seen the need to carry binos, even out West. But I'm gonna add a big ole pair of 15x to the stable eventually for long glassing sessions trying to pick out Muleys from Nevada sage brush.
Quite the message to send out to your young hunters to pack those out to the deer stand. Thinking a cooler of those after a days hunt would be more appropriate in my opinion.
It's a good thing your opinion don't mean a thing :yap2::yap2::yap2:
I'm thinking a youngster seeing a couple beers is less of a harmful impact than your internet search history would be on one
Sounds like you know a lot about me? You an FBI agent or maybe a Mueller hired snoop? Can you share some of what you found?I'm thinking a couple beers is less of a harmful impact on a youngster than your internet search history would be on one
Pro tip: a flask takes up less room and makes less noise.
You have never needed binoculars out west?
