Hunting equipment pet peeves
#21
Join Date: Jun 2004
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RE: Hunting equipment pet peeves
Here's one: Broadhead co's that sell their product in packages of 3. I find that really annoying! My quiver holds 6 arrows, so now I have to spend almost twice the amount to put broadheads on 6 arrows.
#24
RE: Hunting equipment pet peeves
Cougar I have a set of browning bibs , they dont have a single pocket , not one , what were they thinking . I genraly like everything browning makes , thet spend time in good design and quality control , but bibs with no pockets , thats crazy , everything else about them is great .
Rusty bow parts are a problem , especialy a limbbolt that rusts , they should be stainlesss .
Plastic sightgaurds , and pins , like to break .
Stock bowstrings , unless you have a pearson , bowtech , or ross
Rusty bow parts are a problem , especialy a limbbolt that rusts , they should be stainlesss .
Plastic sightgaurds , and pins , like to break .
Stock bowstrings , unless you have a pearson , bowtech , or ross
#26
RE: Hunting equipment pet peeves
I'd like to get a tree ladder that had a good set of ratchet straps with it.....right out of the box. I end up replacing them all, right away.
I'd like to have a 3D deer that didn't require a hydraulic system to remove the arrows.
I'd like to have a 3D deer that didn't require a hydraulic system to remove the arrows.
#27
RE: Hunting equipment pet peeves
I have a couple.
1. Bow accesories that are expensive, yet made out of a lot of plastic.
2. Backpack straps that come with most the stands. They are most of the time junk and I always replace them.
3. Noisy backpacks. I hate packs that have noisy zippers, or the overall construction is horrendously noisy. Thats why I use Badlands packs.
1. Bow accesories that are expensive, yet made out of a lot of plastic.
2. Backpack straps that come with most the stands. They are most of the time junk and I always replace them.
3. Noisy backpacks. I hate packs that have noisy zippers, or the overall construction is horrendously noisy. Thats why I use Badlands packs.
#28
RE: Hunting equipment pet peeves
I'd like to have a 3D deer that didn't require a hydraulic system to remove the arrows.
#29
RE: Hunting equipment pet peeves
I'll add noisy camo's and leafy wear. Heck I even had a pair of camo wolverine boots I couldn't wear while hunting because the pig skin near the laces would make a horrible noise if I just flexed my toes.
Keep it quiet please[8D], or it stays home...
Keep it quiet please[8D], or it stays home...
#30
RE: Hunting equipment pet peeves
Just thought of another- scent lock camo's that stink.
My original camo scent lock always stank l like spray paint or 4 wheeler exhaust tome (one smell, hard to pin down).
So I swore off buying into the gimmick ever again- Until no trace camo came along.
NOW MY NO-TRACE SMELLS TOO . I'm not sure what smell it is picking up, but fresh from the sealed storage container it has a distinct funk to it that I can smell with my human nose. GREAT, another set of camo's I have no use for.
I'll try them again next season and if the results are the same they will go in my pile of useless camo's.
My original camo scent lock always stank l like spray paint or 4 wheeler exhaust tome (one smell, hard to pin down).
So I swore off buying into the gimmick ever again- Until no trace camo came along.
NOW MY NO-TRACE SMELLS TOO . I'm not sure what smell it is picking up, but fresh from the sealed storage container it has a distinct funk to it that I can smell with my human nose. GREAT, another set of camo's I have no use for.
I'll try them again next season and if the results are the same they will go in my pile of useless camo's.