turkey vest
#11
Join Date: Mar 2003
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Posts: 25
RE: turkey vest
Gobblenutt...At one time Basspro had their Redhead Bucklick Creek lounger on sale for $40, but normally it is $49.95. This is the model I have, and man it is comfy with a ton of well placed pockets. Best vest I have seen to date, other than the Bucklick Creek High Back model, but it is $69.95.
#15
Join Date: Mar 2003
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Posts: 61
RE: turkey vest
s4bill :
That has to be a miss print I am holding their catalog right now the prices don' t expire until June 1st.
It says Reg. $59.99 on sale for $49.99
You may want to call them and ask if you are interested
Toll Free 1-800-388-9464
The item number is (MO 0013)
That has to be a miss print I am holding their catalog right now the prices don' t expire until June 1st.
It says Reg. $59.99 on sale for $49.99
You may want to call them and ask if you are interested
Toll Free 1-800-388-9464
The item number is (MO 0013)
#16
Fork Horn
Thread Starter
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Baltimore MD USA
Posts: 109
RE: turkey vest
Brian,
I have been getting their catalog and have not really done anything with it.
That is amazing. The local Bass Pro wants $69 An huge outdoor specialist wants $65.
I just got off the phone. $49 + 6.95 shipping.
I will call that a done deal.
I have been getting their catalog and have not really done anything with it.
That is amazing. The local Bass Pro wants $69 An huge outdoor specialist wants $65.
I just got off the phone. $49 + 6.95 shipping.
I will call that a done deal.
#17
Join Date: Mar 2003
Posts: 33
RE: turkey vest
Well i have a Redhead lounger on the way priority mail as we speak. I had the Highback and i have to say that although it was the most comfortable vest i ever used, i didn' t enjoy walking with it. I am only 5' 6" and the pockets were bouncing up and down on my thighs. It really wasn' t a big deal, but it was noticable. Not to mention the fact that for $70 you' d think you could get a vest with some decent storage for your calls and gear, not just a comfy place to sit. I saw somebody mention the Winchester vest sold by Walmart. I have to say they have a very ingenious idea with the molded back piece in that vest. Very nice. I sold the Highback in order to buy the Elite II for all the storage. One thing i have learned, especially due to hunting public land, the " lounger' s" may not have the storage capacity of the Elite' s, but it has one thing that has killed more turkeys over the years than any call ever produced and that is SIT-A-BILITY. I can just plain sit longer, and sit motionless with the lounger type vest then any other one that i have tried. I don' t take many calls in the woods anyway. I' ve used them all, and i come back to the " lounger' s" cause they just plain work and make me a better turkey hunter i feel.
#18
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Blair Co., PA USA
Posts: 537
RE: turkey vest
I say go with a Bucklick Creek vest. I' ve been using the Extreme Turkey Lounger model for 3 years now and have had great luck with it. Great comfort and plenty of storage for me. My only problem is the nylon waterproof lining is starting to wear out. I' m a little worried, this will probably be the last season I get out of it. I hope Bass Pro is still selling them next year. Keeping my fingers crossed [&:].
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