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  1. orangediablo
    Posting these for my old man. Durable Hodgman neoprene waders in size XL with matching size 10 wading boots. The waders are dark green with reinforced knee pads and adjustable shoulder straps. The boots are dark grey with a lace-up design and felt-style soles. The material is 90% neoprene and 10% nylon. Located in Erie PA, but im.in the area weekly and can bring them to Buffalo $50
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    Saw the sheriff's boat speed outta The Oak Saturday evening. Guessing this is why.
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    That would support their argument of too many deer. IMO with not much data, i don't think it's a population problem as much as an access problem. The areas they want deer killed, try getting access to that land from property owners....
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    Yup, To get an additional buck tag, you gotta pop a doe. Once reported, DEC will add a second buck tag to your account. Questions is, what's stopping folks from reporting a doe early in the year? Will they require pic with current date and geo tag?
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    $175
  6. orangediablo
    Stretch it out in the yard/sidewalk and get the rangefinder out
  7. orangediablo
    Where are you located?
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    Dexter
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    Garmin GT52HW-TM. Came with head unit. Needs mounting hardware $190
  10. orangediablo
    16# torpedoes $50 each. Located in Buffalo, at the Oak most weekends
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    Used 585 on market is 350-400....as I am currently trying to sell one in that range with all mounting hardware.
  12. orangediablo
    This is why me and a buddy love the OCO tourney. Forces teams to catch multiple species rather than relying on kings to do well and win.
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    Garmin GT52HW-TM transducer. No bracket $200
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    PMed
  15. orangediablo
    I use 25# suffix superior year round. I'm not anal enough to start light in spring and change heavier throughout the year. Been using it for years and have nothing bad to say about it.
  16. orangediablo
    Takes days for prices to increase, months for them to fall......
  17. orangediablo
    Suppressed 22lr from the river would be perfect and so much fun
  18. orangediablo
    Boom is still in, but ice is nearly gone
  19. orangediablo
    Depends on the angle of the element you have. Is is 0? 12? 20?
  20. orangediablo
    Went out for one last time last night...beautiful weather. 7 sets, called in one coyote...what a bummer.
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    I may or may not know someone selling a barrel/upper...
  22. orangediablo
    Break in the weather, and wind was good for a few spots, so headed out. First two spots, dud. Third set was hope and a prayer as they would have to cross downwind of me where its safe to shoot, so with 10ish days left....nothing to lose. Coyote vocals, nothing, hit rabbit and ran directly to the call. Whacked the bigger one (about 39#), left the second one for next year. 3-20-26.MP4
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    That's what I'm running, American Gen II. Rifle works fine, but trigger and action need work.
  24. orangediablo
    22 ARC with 62gr ELD-VT
  25. orangediablo
    Packed up the truck, get to my spot at 8pm, grab my gear.....realized I forgot my rifle...awesome. Head back home, grab the gun head back out. With all the snow melt, the area im in is soaked...soppy field all the way back. At my spot, setting up tripod, call and hit it. 20 min later, triple comes in. Get excited, point, and pull the trigger on atrocious, embarrassing shot. Pup distress kicks in, the three dogs stick around and end up getting a 34# female and 39# male. First blood with the new rifle. Accurate enough, but, but the actions is ROUGH compared to my Tikkas (which you can hear in video).
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