What's in your bed?

[Outfitter]

I think this was a record for amount of gear I have hauled going hunting. In the bed I had the following:
55 gal drum of water, 30 gal drum of water, 2 - 6 gal jugs of water, 4 - 5 gal jugs of gas, 2 - 48 qt ice chests.
Back seat had:
ATV dry box, 4 guns, groceries, clothes, and misc gear.
She did ride a bit lower than normal.
Now, if we had just found the doves.

[Outfitter]

Part 2......
All we needed were the doves, and maybe a little cooler weather.
My T Line decoys didn't even work.

[Oznative]

Holy cow outfitter. You had enough gas in the truck to level the north forty. Them doves must be some kind of thirsty. I miss dove hunting allot. Thanks for the pics. Looks a little hot there as well.

[Outfitter]

Originally Posted by Oznative

Holy cow outfitter. You had enough gas in the truck to level the north forty. Them doves must be some kind of thirsty. I miss dove hunting allot. Thanks for the pics. Looks a little hot there as well.

The generators were thirsty running non stop and my bride likes to take showers.
Hows the Hoyt doing Oz? I flung a few arrows this past weekend and I am going back out this weekend to get all the bow blinds & tri pods brushed in for the opener on the 29th.

[G-Vac]

Originally Posted by Outfitter

Hows the Hoyt doing Oz?

I think all of us Hoyt owners on this forum should trade our bows in for Reflex's.


They've got a model called the Ridgeline!

[Oznative]

Originally Posted by G-Vac

I think all of us Hoyt owners on this forum should trade our bows in for Reflex's.


They've got a model called the Ridgeline!

G-Vac The Reflex is made by Hoyt. It a cast riser in lieu of machined. It's also slightly heavier. None the less still a good choice.

[Oznative]

Originally Posted by Outfitter

The generators were thirsty running non stop and my bride likes to take showers.
Hows the Hoyt doing Oz? I flung a few arrows this past weekend and I am going back out this weekend to get all the bow blinds & tri pods brushed in for the opener on the 29th.

Outfitter, if it's one thing I've learned in my 27 years of marriage (When Momma's happy Poppa's happy) Gotta keep the boss happy. The Hoyt is doing fine. The archery is becoming harder for me since rupturing a couple of discs in my neck. I’m still shooting but not as much. Got my spring turkey though.

[Outfitter]

One of my hunting buddies won a new Mathews Switchback with all the trimmings a couple weeks ago at the Texas Trophy Hunters Extravaganza and came over last night so I could help him get it tuned and sighted in.
I have to say it was super quite and very, very smooth. It will be a great bow for hunting from our elevated tripods.

[Oznative]

I can’t argue with the Mathews bows. They are very smooth. Some will argue that they are the best engineered out there. I’m brand loyal to the Hoyts. The Mathews have a true level knock travel. Great bows

[G-Vac]

Originally Posted by Oznative

G-Vac The Reflex is made by Hoyt. It a cast riser in lieu of machined. It's also slightly heavier. None the less still a good choice.

Yeah, I just thought it was funny to point out. I wonder how many different products are out there with the name Ridgeline?