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No kidding!

Sig's rangefinders don't have image stabilization yet, but the rumor is they have some binos coming out with that tech in them....would be nice in the rangefinders, too!

Cool....let us know how you like them.

I've used the Kilo 2000 a bunch for archery and rifle....it is a great, lightweight rangefinder and works great on close yardages for archery and also out to yardages that are way past where we would shoot with a rifle. Unless you wanted the BDX system to be a part of it, I can't think of...

Lookin' good! Do you have pics of the hammock hanging inside? We use hammocks a lot and I've use them in an enclosed trailer, but not off of the e-track...sweet idea!

I can't wait to see how this transpires!!!!! I've had thoughts of doing this for years. I kinda did it with an old trailer I used to have but I've had other ideas since then. Thanks for posting this up so we can all follow along!!!!!

I'm not familiar with them either. I just got contacted by another new bowstring company out of Florida that we may see more in Eastmans'...not sure of company name yet, though.

I just heard from the folks at MAF this morning, and the events are still on in June and July! They are adjusting a couple of the venue dates. Here's the info from them: I’ve been monitoring our event states very closely by listening to each Governor’s daily briefings, studying their summer...

My son's first elk in October 2019...beautiful setting after fresh snow.

Same here....from tomorrow on should be a lot warmer and spring-like weather.

Anyone getting outside to fling some arrows while the quarantine is going on? Nothing better than shooting outside in the springtime and getting things ready for fall....one of my favorite times of year to shoot! Fun for the kiddos, too.

I love this old historical archery information! So good. Between this type of info and the nice weather, I get so pumped to fling some arrows at my home range!!!

Tons of good bows out there. Probably the most easy to tune right out of the box is Mathews. They are pretty forgiving, especially the new VXR. Some new ones in addition to Mathews to consider are the Hoyt RX-4 Ultra...unreal shooting carbon bow; the new Prime Black (I'm a fan of the Rize...

Ditto!

I love this footage! Such a great shot and pure excitement from Dano!

Wait until you see the BDX 2.0. I just wrote a review of it in the Apr/May issue of EHJ. It has the same features, plus they've made it easier to set up if you don't have all the components to it yet or don't intend to get too techy with your setup. The biggest thing is their new connecting...

I've always heard great things about them. They are pretty much the cadillac of wall tents from a durability and longevity standpoint.

Ooohhhhh.....

Dude....that is priceless!!!!! Reminds me of an old t-shirt I had which said, "I'm actually not funny. I'm just mean and people think I'm joking."