Recent content by GAbearclaw
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WTB: old nearly worn out FHF bino harness
Probably on my 10th year on mine and the only way to tell it isn't new is I have never washed it. He makes insanely durable gear for sure.- GAbearclaw
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- Forum: Free Classifieds - Buy/Sell/Trade
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Tight Spot Secondary Gripper
Ok everyone, sorry about the delay. Just got back from an elk hunt and finally snapped those pics. It held up great and I am impressed with the additional noise dampning at the shot. It isn't perfect to need to add this on an expensive quiver, but adding this no longer has me looking for a...- GAbearclaw
- Post #7
- Forum: Archery
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Tight Spot Secondary Gripper
Thanks for the insight, but now it is $175.02 and that is out of my budget... For those that asked for a pic, hoping I can tonight. Just got back from a marathon scouting trip but suffice it to say that while I would prefer a 2 piece quiver, this bow doesn't have mounting holes and with the...- GAbearclaw
- Post #5
- Forum: Archery
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Tight Spot Secondary Gripper
I can just tap my quiver and hear the hypo's rattle, and have had to replace collars a few times as well when getting them tighter. This solves it but good to hear you are having luck without the need.- GAbearclaw
- Post #3
- Forum: Archery
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Bivy vs tarp; or a combo
I used a bivy and tarp for years but have since gone to a Big Agnes UL2 Fly Creek, it is about 2lbs so lighter than my OR advanced bivy + tarp, and more roomy/ comfy. I also went to a Sierra Designs quilt instead of a regular bag and that cut a bit of weight too. For glassing intense hunts, I...- GAbearclaw
- Post #4
- Forum: Backpack Hunting
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Tight Spot Secondary Gripper
I added a secondary gripper to my tight spot and it really makes a difference to holding the arrows tight, and limiting noise. No idea why it isn't stock equipment on a $150 quiver, but anyway... https://www.tightspotquiver.com/store I keep a mechanical in my quiver in case I feel the need to...- GAbearclaw
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- Forum: Archery
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Light weight, compact, warm sleeping pad recommendations
Definitely test them out. A back sleeper will love something someone else won't, and those that have issues with noise will need something else completely. I have been impressed with both Thermarest and Klymit over the years as well as Big Agnes, so find something that fits the design, weight...- GAbearclaw
- Post #15
- Forum: Backpack Hunting
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Boning Knife/Neck Roast
There is a joint that is easy to cut with any blade at the base of the neck, I take my necks out whole in CA for roasts in the dutch oven or slow cooker. I have found that as rigor sets in, when you flex the neck there is a distinct area that continues to move more than the rest of the neck...- GAbearclaw
- Post #6
- Forum: Field care - Meat, Trophy, Taxidermy
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KUIU Regular or tall frame
I have an extra belt and straps, just need a frame to make a kit for my kiddos to use my smaller packs on hunts.- GAbearclaw
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- Forum: Want To Buy
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AZ 22N Late season Archery
That would be great, my old man and I can't wait!- GAbearclaw
- Post #8
- Forum: Elk
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AZ 22N Late season Archery
Anyone got any input on calling this late (mid-late NOV)? I have it on good authority that the bulls are still vocal but am not sure what to plan for with regards to calling. I am getting my boots out there in 3 weeks or so, but figure if anyone has experience with late bugling bulls and how...- GAbearclaw
- Post #6
- Forum: Elk
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Light sleeping bag bivy
I have an OR advanced bivy I need to sell, it is too big for my frame, but it works great for that purpose. I also have a cheaper one that I often use when I am truck hunting and just toss a cot next to the truck to keep condensation off my bag, it is kryptek but it is nice. The ti goat ones...- GAbearclaw
- Post #3
- Forum: Backpack Hunting
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