My saddle. It's an Eamor saddle with extra padding in the seat. My seat leather got chewed up ( by a f'n cow) and that was reason enough for the custom work. Extra padding, which nobody can see, but I can go at least 12 hours without a sore arse. My saddle and my horse are my best friend. If you can't get to the final destination and back....what's the point?
What's your favourite product?
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Good bullets- like TSX
Good optics, like my Leica binos, Ziess Spotting scope and Leupold scopes
My custom made Van Gorkum boots (wide feet)
My semi custom Viberg boots
Decent freeze dried food liek Mountain House meals
Petzel lightweight LED headlamps
Gor tex, fleece, wool and high tech undergarments
EZ lap collapsible diamond sharpening steel
GPS- Probably gonna get a more recent, upgraded model, mine is 10 yrs old, but I love the things.
MEC down sleeping bag. Gawd I love that thing after a hard days hunt.
Good optics, like my Leica binos, Ziess Spotting scope and Leupold scopes
My custom made Van Gorkum boots (wide feet)
My semi custom Viberg boots
Decent freeze dried food liek Mountain House meals
Petzel lightweight LED headlamps
Gor tex, fleece, wool and high tech undergarments
EZ lap collapsible diamond sharpening steel
GPS- Probably gonna get a more recent, upgraded model, mine is 10 yrs old, but I love the things.
MEC down sleeping bag. Gawd I love that thing after a hard days hunt.
Ice breaker long under wear, this stuff is amazing
riverswest jacket, unreal in the november season
petzel head lamp
badlands back pack
Danner boots x 3 pair, one for sept oct and nov
rattle bag, goes everywere i go and has helped me with 5 bucks so far.
riverswest jacket, unreal in the november season
petzel head lamp
badlands back pack
Danner boots x 3 pair, one for sept oct and nov
rattle bag, goes everywere i go and has helped me with 5 bucks so far.
A vague High River reference
Eamors Saddlery in High River, Alberta. - I haven't heard that name on 20 years.
My favorite product is a good set of Gortex Boots. Nothing spoils a hunt like a blister or a rolled ankle.
Eamors Saddlery in High River, Alberta. - I haven't heard that name on 20 years.
My favorite product is a good set of Gortex Boots. Nothing spoils a hunt like a blister or a rolled ankle.
My gun is my best friend when hunting hands down. I have tracked a deer for 8 miles in a snow storm and if it died were it was supposed to it would have been easy. Point being, all the extra crap is nice but get the job done while your in
the hot seat and the rest is easy. Boots are important but dont put meat on the table like a rifle does. My two cents
the hot seat and the rest is easy. Boots are important but dont put meat on the table like a rifle does. My two cents
Apparently in your case, boots do put meat on your table! Can't walk 8 miles in a snow storm with no boots!
I have tons of gear that I use all the time, from long johns to my GPS. If I lost any one of these things, hunting would be a lot more difficult, but for my favorite product;
My petzel headlamp.
I have about half a dozen of these things, stuck in pockets & pouches all over the place, in the truck, and at home. You will never know how convenient & useful they are until you have used one. Trying to use an ordinary flashlight after getting used to the headlamp is like switching to a bicycle from a car.
Probably my favorite feature is the red lense, you're less likely to spook game with a red light.
My petzel headlamp.
I have about half a dozen of these things, stuck in pockets & pouches all over the place, in the truck, and at home. You will never know how convenient & useful they are until you have used one. Trying to use an ordinary flashlight after getting used to the headlamp is like switching to a bicycle from a car.
Probably my favorite feature is the red lense, you're less likely to spook game with a red light.
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I've got 4 or 5 of them. IN my truck, in each pack, on the window sill y the front door, in my GF's car....
