[CRE10]

All a typical Mo deer hunter needs is a set of surplus camo, an open sighted thurdy-thurdy, and a 30pak of Busch. Toss in a youth size orange vest and a buck 110 to skin out that monster 110" 2.5yo 8pt and you're all set for fine season of chasing Mo deer!!

It has to be the orange Busch cans for safety fyi.

 

[CRE10]

Sounds like a slice of heaven to me....:wave1:

 

[CRE10]

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:

 

[CRE10]

Same as yours does my friend.

I'm thinking a youngster seeing a couple beers is less of a harmful impact than your internet search history would be on one

 

[CRE10]

I agree.

I know that there are a few of our MWT members that do go out west and could or would have use for such a product. I like reading their stories they post here of their adventures out west. It makes me feel like I am actually there. Going hunting out west for big game has always interested me but its just a fantasy and will never happen. As for binoculars for hunting here in Missouri I started off with a cheap pair from Monkey Wards which served me well.....but after I looked through a pair of Leupolds my hunting world changed. I know there are other name brands out there but as the saying goes "Dance with the one that brung ya". I'll never have the chance to go out west to hunt but if this thread will help just one member read comments from knowledgeable hunters it was worth the effort. The drinking of alcohol while carrying a firearm and hunting comments are hazards of posting any topic on this website. Kids will be kids.

ASSuming there was a firearm?