Life_feeds is correct, there's a time bar slider as an option in one of the layers if I remember correctly, but the images it gives you are completely dependent on when the satellite going overhead took them - there are some pretty large gaps in time and it might even skip seasons or a couple...
Just a point on the fit of the current kenai ultra in the outlet versus the earlier model -
I ordered the gray version maybe 2 months ago and it fits way more closely than my approximately 5 year old version in verde, especially across the shoulders/chest and and upper arms. I'm not a huge...
I use those straps as they're intended to stabilize my lone wolf climber and have had them slip on me - no way I'd use them as a lineman's rope. It would be well worth it to either buy a premade lineman's rope or make your own with a prussic as suggested. I built one with some extra climbing...
I got called into a foxpro while out small game hunting once...
I heard the racket and figured I'd go try for a shot at whatever was tearing the rabbit apart. I got to the edge of the cornfield it was coming from and couldn't see anything, so I start glassing with my binoculars and found two...
Looks like Cabelas is clearing out the women's Sitka Cloudburst pants and jackets - picked a jacket up for my wife yesterday and paid $165 (originally $350). We got her a pair of pants the last time we happened to stop in back before Thanksgiving and think we paid somewhere in the neighborhood...
You can look at the third hand archery stabilizer straps if you want a better idea of where they go/how they work. Like Mak45 said though, you can easily fashion a set out of inexpensive tie down straps.
Got burned pretty bad by them twice - once when the guy I sold an item to changed his mind becasue his daughter wasn't happy with it (wasn't the color she wanted or something to that effect) and another time when I bought an item but what I was sent didn't even come close to resembling what was...
We put a Nikon Target EFR on the one we got for my wife with a basic set of, I believe, Warne mounts. The combo's a shooter - plinking golf balls at 100 yards on the range out back is just about automatic.
You might be able to find one of the Nikon's on sale or lightly used now that they've...
In the first season, during their safety briefing before they went out to their locations, they had a couple fish and game officers there and I recall hearing them say that they had all resident hunting and fishing privileges extended to them while filming. There may have been some restrictions...
The wife and I watched a couple seasons during lockdown, and you definitely start to get a feel for who will make it longer than others pretty quickly. I felt bad for the guy who ate his "pet" squirrel in the arctic season.
I would say survey markers as well, especially since some of the trees are also already notched. They marked out the business/farm assessed tax property boundaries with blue paint at the resort I previously worked at a couple years back. Prior to that I was under the impression that the blue...
I'll second this but also add that the age of the line/how hard it has been used plays a part in it. The reflective tracers in the line wear out over time from repeatedly rubbing across the bark on trees. I've been using the bear line from Lawson for a couple of seasons now and it has gotten...
Rodgeeks is the only one I'm aware of that can get you a custom painted blank. Any respectable rod builder should be able to take care of the rest. It's a fun hobby, but, as mentioned, it takes a couple of rods to find your technique, which ay or may not be worthwhile for you.
I used the ones made by onestringer but moved on to standard white wraps as they were quite heavy and difficult to remove before refletching. They did stand out very well at night though and at least as well as a white wrap during the day. I bought the 7" version (if I remember correctly) and...
I did the same modification to my OliCamp pot a couple weeks ago and was very impressed by the increased efficiency. It definitely bucks the wind a little better now as well. I use a Kovea Spider remote canister stove and an older MSR Pocket Rocket with it.
My wife and I went through a similar process almost two years ago and spent time researching in both states. We are also from NJ, although a little further North and West in the Sparta area.
As you already mentioned regarding Colorado, the home prices and COL were not what we expected. We were...
Thanks! It was satin Rustoleum "Painters Touch, 2x Ultra Cover Paint and Primer" in fossil (light tan), espresso, moss green, granite (gray), and nutmeg colors.
How are you planning on getting the water into your "dirty" drom bag? A lot of systems use a bag with a ziploc style opening across the top so you can kind of "scoop" from your source to fill it up; as you have it shown, I imagine you would need either a decently deep pool/puddle to submerge...