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@@03jhemi compared to other kayaks in its price point, it’s a solid boat. Gets water in the cockpit easily which can be annoying at times. But I have been very happy with it!
@@585OutdoorsTV yes, I agree. I have the same exact boat down to the color lol my biggest gripe is the water in the cockpit as well. Curious how the titan x compares
@@03jhemi I am also very curious about that as well. I have only seen the titan X but nice in person and it seems to ride a bit higher. It’s really the design of the drain cut on the front by the handle. Just the slightest waves lets water in. Not sure if the Titan X has the same design or not.
@@585OutdoorsTV nice, I live in Gates/Spencerport now and just went to Honeoye Lake for the first time this last weekend and crushed them! Nothing big, I think the biggest was 3.5lbs
It’s actually down in south wales around hunters creek! Couple big deer down there and turkeys if you can get on them! My first and only bird so far was taken there and it was a mega bird! Love that area!
Oooo that’s my next tattoo idea! Do you think Realtree would sue if I got one of their patterns as a sleeve? If not zebra stripes are my back up plan. - Ian
I never claimed to be an expert, I'm an amateur at best. I enjoy sharing and teaching what I do know. I will forever be a student of science and conservation, and sometimes, tradition.
If you want to go above and beyond with the Rit Dying dye it apple green, then spot dye or tie-dye random spots brown. Then you have both macro and micro patterns.
Good review man. 8 just bought the UV button and like it until I shot this one my buddy had. I ordered this one today so it looks like I'll be selling the ultra view if anyone is looking
Useful review, thanks. You're right about the pull-tab and shock cord closure! Quick video tip. Don't have a really bright area immediately behind you as the camera will base its exposure on that -- you and the Glasspak are both really dark, and it's impossible to see any detail of the straps, clips, pockets, etc.
When it gets below 32 are you using the furnace as a next to skin base layer? Or do you use the kiln next to skin and then wear the furnace on top of that?
Below 32 degrees I would wear kiln next to skin then furnace. Just keep in mind that any walk out you do might be a bit hot. If possible wear just the kiln under your outer layer then once in the stand and starting to cool down throw that furnace on over the kiln and you should be good!
@@masonoertli4099 you shouldn’t overheat with that combo either! The combo of the kiln and furnace is only needed for a extended stationary part of a hunt in those conditions!
Good job! Don’t be hard on yourself. We can practice 24/7 and mistakes will happen. That’s hunting. The main thing is you followed thru and that is a true ethical hunter. Nice freezer queen.
Thought about saddle hunting myself. Just not sure if it is comfortable for long days in the stand. It was a tough archery season for me this year in PA.
As long as you have knee pads or a foam pad to strap to the tree it’s actually pretty comfy! The trade off for lightweight mobility, it’s worth the money in my opinion!
Blessings and respect from Canada. This is only my second season hunting, so I appreciate the time you spent going over your gear. I'm a southern Ontario Turkey and deer hunter. My issue is with swetting. I always get cold because I swet. Trying to formulate the best investment of my money. Good luck.
Now it's over $200. I just purchased the bino harness. Range finder 2.0. Tether cord. And shoulder pads. Costed just over $200. :( the harness jumped up to $110 and tge new range finder pouch is $42
Wish someone would comment on the inflatable SUP or Kayaks on using them in Saltwater fishing. Everyone is telling me i gotta worry about oyster beds. I'm not out looking for sharp stuff anyway that would be just silly and stupid to test the theory . But there overall experience with it. Florida or Gulf coast area in say Flats areas . TIA
