What's in Your Shopping Cart This Spring

Fatrascal

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Apr 5, 2013
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Spring Creek, Nevada
Sold my swarovski spotter and bino's and got the new atx swaro spotter and the new swarovision el bino's. Need a new cold weather lightweight sleeping bag, kifaru gun bearer rifle scabbard, spike camp duffel for my eberlestock back pack, and trekking poles. Cabelas card is getting a good workout this year. fatrascal.
 

Doe Nob

Very Active Member
Feb 21, 2011
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Houston, TX
New tent, new trekking poles, both were not up to the task on my summer scouting trip. Also a bigger expedition pack. Not sure the 2200 is big enough for me for a 5 day back country hunt.
 

jarheadhunter

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Jun 11, 2013
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Just picked up my Outdoorsmans tripod and head. I would like to get a nice down bag and 1-2 man tent and maybe a new pack for longer trips.
 

clacklin009

Active Member
Apr 1, 2012
189
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SLC, UTAH
New tent, new trekking poles, both were not up to the task on my summer scouting trip. Also a bigger expedition pack. Not sure the 2200 is big enough for me for a 5 day back country hunt.
My 3600 bag was not big enough for me to take on 5 day trips, but I go over the top with food and survival gear, so I had to get a bigger bag, Now I have 6000.
 

ssliger

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Mar 9, 2011
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Laramie WY
Bought a new tent, Garmin 550 GPS, Meopta HD spotting scope, Spott Hogg Hogg it, and Badlands 4500 pack. Still need rain gear, puffy coat and something else I'm sure.
 

DryFlyGuy

Active Member
Feb 21, 2011
155
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Cody, Wyoming
Ugh, I participated in a thread like this on the rok and it kind of shocked me when I really stopped to think about it. My simple answer:more than I anticipated or will admit to.
 

LintonOutdoors

New Member
Feb 7, 2013
43
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Idaho
So many cool new products this year. New First Lite Outerwear, new Sitka items, new packs, a guy could spend a lot more money than he should ;) One cool product that I am pumped on is the new Brunton Ember. Its a small, lightweight, compact solar rechargable power pack. You can charge the battery pack with your computer or outlet, or you can charge it in the backcountry with the solar panel side. It will charge a smart phone 3 time before running out of power. Take 2hrs to charge via USB or 7hrs to charge via solar panel. A pretty cool device for charging cellphones, gps, cameras, headlamp batteries etc.
 

hardstalk

Veteran member
Sep 13, 2011
1,550
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vegas
Im with ya L.O this is probably my biggest season for spending/trading I have acquired quite a bit. Kuiu clothes/jackets Kuiu pack, Kuiu bino harness, an outdoorsman pack. I actually traded the outdoorsman pack for an older quad. Now my new hunting truck is loaded up with a 4 wheeler for those trails that arent vehicle friendly and the pack is there when the road ends. Also got some new to me lowa baffins. A few pieces of first lite clothing. Now I just need time to get my arse in the hills!!
 

Fatrascal

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Apr 5, 2013
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Spring Creek, Nevada
Bitterroot, to answer your question from page 3, I got the 65mm objective lens for backpacking and the 95mm lens for digiscoping. I've had it a month now but can't seem to find the time to do some scouting. Its killing me to have it and not try it out, lol. But I'll be posting pictures and video the first chance I get. fatrascal.
 

Fink

Veteran member
Apr 7, 2011
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West Side, MoMo
After spending $1.3 billion on stuff last year, I didn't think I'd need much this year... Then I bought new strings for the bow, a new spot hogg sight, dozen arrows, half dozen broadheads, a Patagonia nanopuff, Vortex razor 10x42's, and now an FHF harness to put them in..

Oh yeah, and some bear spray, to hose down Grizz, before I shoot him in the face with a .44 buffalo bore bullet.

I'm pretty sure that's about it, or at least that's all I'm trying to remember...

On the plus side, the new strings and sight are allowing me to shoot about a 4 inch group with 6 arrows at 60 yards
 

Bitterroot Bulls

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Apr 25, 2011
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Montana
Bitterroot, to answer your question from page 3, I got the 65mm objective lens for backpacking and the 95mm lens for digiscoping. I've had it a month now but can't seem to find the time to do some scouting. Its killing me to have it and not try it out, lol. But I'll be posting pictures and video the first chance I get. fatrascal.
That will be a nice system. I have the 85mm now, and will likely add a 65 at some point.
 

MtnBoy

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Dec 27, 2012
56
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ID
I honestly don't even want to think about all the $$ I've spent already!

One thing I'm super excited about though is a new Easton tent! Its built well, light and didn't even break the bank too bad, hoping to go test it out this weekend.
 

tttoadman

Very Active Member
Nov 16, 2012
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Oregon
Got:
stone glacier solo pack, marmot 0 deg bag, BA UL2, I have a small truckload of core4 clothing in transit as we speak. boot insoles, merino socks.

Need:
Goal zero solar charger, new card for Rhino 530, AA battery pack for Rhino 530, water bladders and some small gear bags to hook to the SG solo. THERAPY!!

I had to give up the idea of a vortex 50 until next year, and got the pack instead. I have some decent binos. I hope i made the right choice.

I was at cabelas store for 2 hrs and left with "nothing". That is some serious will power!!

I have happily hunted in overweight and water soaked clothing using horrible gear for years. I really think this new gear will make my hunting more successful and definitely more enjoyable. I just wish I didn't have to get so much stuff so fast.
 

Ricochet

Active Member
Feb 1, 2012
158
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Sherwood, Oregon
I just got a new pair of Kenetreks and gators. Next I need a light weight, warm, and waterproof jacket. I have been looking at the KUIU stuff. I like the sitka stuff but it is a little exspensive. I have a friend that works at Columbia so I'm going to check what they have to offer. I would get the Columbia stuff half off. If anybody has any suggestions I would be greatful. Thanks