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I bought the pinnacle jacket layer 2 and love it, stretches everywhere no binding the hood moves with your head. I also bought the snow camo cover up pants and hoodie very good quality and very nice windbreaker. (Coyote)

I ordered the pinnacle jacket and love it, now it’s an every day piece the way it stretches with no biding anywhere and the arms are a little lighter weight material than the body. Can use as layer 2 or use it as an 3rd layer with the stretch. The hood is small and fitted but it is quite warm. Just ordered a second one for hunting only and still on sale. For me, this is the perfect layering jacket because it is so versatile.

This is some high brow application strategy that I dont think many people even consider. Only see you talking about it!

This is what I have been doing! Insanely good strategy!

How does one afford to hunt like that? I work full time and still can only hunt my local area, let alone the whole state, let alone other states.

Thanks for the analysis! I have a quick question: I have a SafePal wallet with USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). How can I transfer them to Binance?

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Nice!!

What hunt cost $30,000 what the fuck am I killing a human? I better be at that fucking price.

Great video!

How do you like the lone peak and boulder?

Have you compared those to the Diamondback 15x56? If so how do they compare?

Thanks for this. I agree that the 50 can be darker at full magnification. In good light, though, it’s incredible sharp for its price. Now that it’s discontinued, cabelas/bass pro is blowing them out this Black Friday in Canada for $699 which I think is $499USD. That’s a steal given the price difference. It has a superior focusing mechanism, too. That gen 1 will accept swaro eye pieces too which this new one won’t. I prefer the first gen’s case/bag to the neoprene. I’ve got the gen 2 65mm and I really don’t get along with the neoprene.

This was a good, enjoyed it.

I got the Ravon 13-39x56 with an Ollin camera mount. I arrives tomorrow.

I like their stuff, I just ordered a couple pairs of the Preacher 2.0 pants with the knee pads.

Awesome info!

Man some of their material is super loud

If there are consistent swirling winds, a deer will feel safe knowing that their nose could catch a potential threat from many different angles.

wait, so why do they like swirling wind?

A belt isn’t a TQ.

The thing about the Vortex is they include many accessories that cost money; instead, Maven puts its money into the glass and let the consumer sort out cases and bags.

Great review, I have a size question; I'm 6', 185, 34w, 34L - would you still suggest the Medium?

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I enjoyed watching all your videos! Every video brings a lot of information about new hunting gear, equipment and detailed information about its use. I like your choices, which I found to be the best! I enjoyed watching your hunting trips!

Sounds noisy

Great hunt! Bravo to all your hunting team!

what the hell is it ?

That sunrise at 11:50 was beautiful. Can’t wait to get out there in a couple years after I add a few more points

Great review; thank you. :)

Great video. I appreciate your time filming this. About to order a ton of stuff for elk archery and late season deer. Was that also a medium anorak?

How does this merino compare to Kuiu?

Hi Just a point the cross bar goes over the top, not underneath! I was going to purchase the storm star, but I need 3p tent and the Mountain Star comes in 3p. Great video by the video by the way. Thankyou for sharing!

What unit?

you didn't focus as well as possible. go to around 20:40. 1000 vs 800 vs 300.....best value is 300

Dude, I think the setup is super easy. I have zero issues with mine.

All the vortex spotting scopes have removable eye piece

My guy, I just subbed because I saw your handle on the back of a truck window. Was that you driving? Looking forward to seeing more content, good work so far

Thank you for your detailed explanation of these products!

Great find for a versatile product that can be used for the next hunt.

Nice glass , congrats ✌️

Centering Toaks on BRS might be a a fair test? Measuring fuel consumption, rather than just asserting one uses more than the other might be better too? Watch GearSkeptic's stove tests to see how your tests compare, as he does the BRS and some sort of 'finned' pot and several others, along with charts and graphs galore. In them, he shows that wind is the primary user of fuel, not the stoves themselves.

When my son and I got into backpacking I got 2 BRS stoves and 2 Toaks pots for less than the cost of 1 Jetboil. It was a no-brainer. I love how light it is and still enjoy using mine. I have occasionally had issues with wind, but do my best to block it with rocks, my pack, my food bag, etc. I do appreciate the efficiency of the Jetboil, but just not a fan of the size, weight, or price. I have recently picked up a Soto Amicus which is probably more in line with the pocket rocket in terms of efficiency and wind resistance, but haven't had much opportunity to test it in the field. I also picked up a fairly large/heavy 1.5L Olicamp aluminum pot which has the heat diffuser thing on the bottom (kinda like a jetboil). I won't take it backpacking, but it is great for car camping as it helps to heat more water quickly.

I’ve been running the BRS with a Stanley stainless steel cook set for a few seasons now. I can fit one of the the cups that comes with the Stanley set, the BRS burner, a small spice container and a small fuel canister inside the cook “pot” it’s been a great budget setup and bulletproof so far.

Very interesting, detailed presentation; very nice demonstration of the three different types of mini stoves! Great video!

Kinda wish I had bought this over the Big agnes copper spur 2

My oldest ugliest boy stole my Athlon 10x50's . Athlon amazed me for what they cost vs what you get. Argos G-2 HD $ 219.00 12x50 on Amazon will blow your mind. Absolutely blow your mind. I've been in the riflescope bino world for a long time. I've hunted and killed a lot of critters big and small. I was raised and mentored by a Cree Indian. I miss him every day. In the good ole days. There was a huge difference in glass. Today not so much. The Chinese slashed prices and improved on Quality. Now instead of just #5 brands that dominate. A $200 pair may be as good as a $1000.00 pair. Which is great for us little non important people. Not so good for the big #5. And in riflescopes it's an even bigger gap. couple brands to throw out there is Athlon and Sightron and G.P.O. so for $600.00 and less . You can have a riflescope that cannot be beaten. Unless you're one of these new Army snipers who think shooting animals at 1000 yards is Humane and ok to do. They have scopes now that have math problems covering the entire scope. You can't see out the thing because of all the math and slashes and do Hickys' . The Sightron 4-12-40 is $269.00 on Amazon. It's so clear it's just unbelievable. Plex. No clutter. They make scopes for all the want-to-bees. Athlon Talos 6x24x50 $229.00 as good as any. Had a Bigfoot almost end us one day. We were so far back into the mountains 2 men screaming was never noticed. Had a bear walk right up to me while I was sleeping. We were eyeball to eyeball. Been places so remote animals ran toward you instead of running away. Indians tend to put all their money in their gear and weapons and sit on bus seats. But if you can get something cheap that is actually as good as the expensive one. More power to you. Indians have no regard for laws or rules. There is no deer season or squirrel season. And you'll never see one buying a fishing or hunting license. John was free as a bird. There are things out there that will kill you. You have to have gear and guns you trust with your life. And it's getting cheaper by the day. Peace.

Great review; been looking for a thorough side by side comparison of a couple of these scopes and this covered all the bases. Any insight on how the Maven CS1 compares to the full size Vortex Razor 65mm?

What battery does this use?

Glad to see a successful hunt. Keep the adventures coming.