Old thread here, but I'll relay my experience. Hoyt required the bow to be sent back. They would NOT provide the part or sell separately to the dealer, period. No negotiation.
I ended up buying another bow while that was in transit, then selling extras after the season.
I'm in the camp...
I was just there Mountain Biking for a weekend instead of getting stuck in Vegas, and as you leave town towards Apple Valley, there were a bunch of people with their campers, vans, trailers ALL OVER the place on the roads / trails through the sage to your left.
It's called Hurricane Cliffs...
Been using coolers with ice for years for aging, but also mostly until I can just get the buck / bull processed. I've been good up to two weeks. I don't have access to refrigerator / cooler / hanging space unless the weather's cold.
I leave the drain open so there's no soaking in water...
100% Depends. First, what's your budget, how much time do you want to spend, and how picky are you?
I've gotten a decent working blade with a kitchen aid on knives I'm not super concerned about.
Worksharp works pretty good. Would probably be my recommendation for something inexpensive...
Not Kuiu, but I paid retail price for my Sitka Zip Front Waders and I'd do it again in a heartbeat, they might be the piece of gear I own I regret the absolute least. There are times when expensive gear really is worth it, staying warm and comfortable in late season waterfowl hunts is worth...
I've driven many cars in snow with and without snow tires, and a handful of subarus (Former ski racer and ski coach skiing 50-100 days a year at the time). Barring any issue in the suspension or alignment, they were ALL way better than trucks / SUVs. The weight just isn't an advantage and...
If you're talking vehicles: Subaru with snow tires. Seriously. My WRX was way better than any truck or SUV I've ever come across, and I've done a LOT of snow driving.
Beyond that, just get good snow tires. That's the biggest differentiator in snow / icy conditions.
I won't say definitive, because this dead horse has been beaten before.
I have both a chest and an upright, definitely prefer the upright. Just build / buy the appropriate size slide out bins / boxes for your shelves, and then nothing's falling out and it's much easier to get to what you...
Axis Hybrid Pant is designed like that. I wore them in MT for rifle season last year and loved them. But, if you kneel on something sharp like a thorn, you will spike a hole in them (BTDT)
https://www.kuiu.com/products/axis-hybrid-pant-ash
If you want full waterproof AND abrasion resistant...
I re-assembled and I'm now guessing it's the rear of the bottom metal, as that looks a little low and not completely flush.
Anyone else with a Ridgeline run into the same?