snooker1
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2019 Polaris Ranger 500, with 2 inches of lift, 27 inch tires, 4500 winch, and a nice light bar.
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What new item did you get that you are loving right now
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RipperIII
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Covert cell cam...I'm addicted to it, sends videos everytime it triggers, I can change settings from home, I can tell it to take a realtime video and it will transmit it back within 1 minute...I can check to see if its raining at my spots and most importantly, I can see if anything is standing there before I walk in...
RipperIII
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how quiet is it?
can it handle muddy slopes?
Is it powerful enough to drag a deer ?
I saw one, or a similar product the other day...looked interesting.
I bet u could gut the deer strap it on like the hollow part over the seat. Head on handle bars. Walk beside it as u power it.
Don’t know just a thought.
Bet they come out with a big tire 3 wheeler bike soon.
RipperIII
Senior Member
...funny...
chris41081
Senior Member
Tree saddle and portable climbing sticks
XIronheadX
PF Trump Cam Operator !20/20
Kmac's family headed to the deer stand
We have found with 3 tied in a row we can drag a yearling deer out of the woods. I have mud grips on mine.Kmac's family headed to the deer stand
buckpasser
Senior Member
Mine’s way stronger. It came with remotes so I can pull a fire plow with it. Gonna order the six way blade for it next season to grade the woods roads.
shdw633
Senior Member
Very quiet. I rode up on a flock of turkeys a couple weeks back and they never even moved, I rode right past them at about 20 yards. They handle mud but you are going to get some on you that's for sure. It is still first and foremost a bike. I have a cart on mine that will allow me to haul a deer out of the woods with it so yes they are powerful enough to drag a deer out of the woods. That being said they serve a purpose just like any other piece of hunting equipment you may have and you should ride one to see if that will fill the purpose you have for it. For me it was the ability to get around a piece of property in Michigan quietly and being able to just ride up to the area I am hunting, lay the bike down and just hunt as opposed to having a large ATV or golf cart out in the middle of the woods. I have expanded that purpose for use in Georgia because it was great to be able to ride all the way to the stand and just get off the bike and climb into the stand instead of having to walk in or out of the hunting area in the heat. I highly recommend you research mid drive and hub style electric bikes to see what might suit your needs best and then ride one. Also watch for year end specials if you are interested in buying one because you really can get a great deal on them if you are patient.
FOLES55
Senior Member
New Item:
Mine is a 500+ acre lease loaded with deer, turkeys and wildlife goodness!
Mine is a 500+ acre lease loaded with deer, turkeys and wildlife goodness!
rutnbuk
Senior Member
I am not much of a gadget guy- but was given the Scent Crusher Bag as a gift last year. Really impressed with what it does to remove scent from clothes. I see BPS has them on sale now. Really helps with the weather we have had lately- seems this humidity brings out the smells more even if we are not sweating. Never can be 100% scent free- but so far this thing really seems to help.
crucible02
Senior Member
First: My first compound bow
Second: A Hazmore seat and Third Hand Archery stabilizer straps for my climber! Absolute game changers for me!
Second: A Hazmore seat and Third Hand Archery stabilizer straps for my climber! Absolute game changers for me!
releehweoj
Senior Member
2016 Polaris Ranger 570 mid-size. 120 hours and seemingly in very good mechanical shape. Have been using lifted electric golf cart for years but after riding in a similar Polaris recently, I'll be sacrificing stealth for a less painful back - the Polaris really soaks up the bumps and ruts. GC is for sale...
bfriendly
Bigfoot friendly
Lots of new toys this year, starting with the new crossbow. It’s been an expensive learning process and I have yet to sling a bolt at a deer, so...........
Enjoying my trail cams really for the first season though. Decided not to worry about them getting stolen and put them out where I hunt versus in the back yard....not everyone is a thief.
Enjoying my trail cams really for the first season though. Decided not to worry about them getting stolen and put them out where I hunt versus in the back yard....not everyone is a thief.
PSEOutlaw07
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Bought a Trijicon 2.5-10x 56mm Accupoint Scope. really does wonders at low light conditions. That Tritium dot makes all the difference !
RamblinWreck
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2 items, one cheap, one expensive, have made a HUGE difference in my deer hunting.
1. Fatboy seat cushion. If you are comfortable you can sit quiet and move less, and stay on stand longer.
2. Pulsar 19s handheld thermal scope. This is extremely useful spotting deer before they spot you. It works great in the day, especially on cold days, the deer stick out like a sore thumb. Also great walking to the stand in the dark to see if any are around you might spook. Stalking is so much more effective. If I forget this scope, I turn the truck around and go get it.
Yes, I do love me some gadgets.
1. Fatboy seat cushion. If you are comfortable you can sit quiet and move less, and stay on stand longer.
2. Pulsar 19s handheld thermal scope. This is extremely useful spotting deer before they spot you. It works great in the day, especially on cold days, the deer stick out like a sore thumb. Also great walking to the stand in the dark to see if any are around you might spook. Stalking is so much more effective. If I forget this scope, I turn the truck around and go get it.
Yes, I do love me some gadgets.
Ruffsidedragging
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an electric bicycle... finally able to afford one
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