Chris

I've had very good luck w/ rechargeable lights. They don't hold as long of a charge, but for my purposes it's not that noticeable. That being said, my bug out bag lights use disposables but for everyday use, the rechargeables are the way to go. I use a Surefire sidekick on my keychain and several Streamlight stingers for my vehicles and the house. I've been extremely pleased with both products.

It'll be hot and sweaty, visibility is gonna suck but I'm gonna be in a tree regardless. Got a nice heavy 8 pointer on camera so gonna give it a shot.

Nice! Be careful out there boys. Snakes are out and about. I was putting out cams this weekend and saw a good sized rattler and almost stepped on a smaller cottonmouth.

Drool. I'll go ahead and ask for the crowd... interested in any trades?

Well done. Looks really good.

That's very nice. GLWS.

Check out some of the online / iPad apps. For a minimal monthly fee you can get access to large portion of Marvels older content. It tends to lag a few months behind whats on the racks but it saves a TON of money. Don't know if DC has anything similar.

Sold

The box is still taped up. Truly new in box.

Price Drop: $220

I got a little excited at an auction the other night and bought a crossbow I don't need. Anyone interested in a NIB Carbon Express X-Force Blade Pro Crossbow kit - includes bow, crank, scope, quiver and arrows. $250. Open to trades for hunting equipment, partial trades on guns... let me know what you've got.

Nice gun. GLWS

I prefer Z Nation to TWD. It's got a sense of humor. TWD just leaves me exhausted and depressed... I get enough of that watching the news.

Coming out of Johnson City, Loshbough will be an easy trip. It's a fenced property (I think 500 acres or so) but the way it's laid out, it really doesn't feel fenced. I've had several good hunts there. Accommodations are nice, clean and well maintained. You'll have to take care of your own food but there's a kitchen and grills so it's not a big deal. There's a good processor and taxidermist nearby as well so it's easy to take home a cooler full of butchered and packaged pork. If you want a free range hunt then look at the auction hunt I posted from Alabama Hog Control. It's in Prattville so it's an eight hour drive for you, but it's fully free range and for about the same price you'll likely bring home a LOT more pork. You'll be less likely to bag trophy boar, but if you are after meat that's an economical way to fill the freezer. Plus hunting at night w/ thermal sights is an intense experience. Regardless, have fun, be safe and shoot straight.

Truth. A charge from a big ole 300 lb boar is not something you want to have to deal with. A lot of hog outfitters won't let people hunt that way due to the massively increased risk. If you do decide to use a spear or knife, make sure the outfit you are hunting with has some really good catch dogs.