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Marsupial did two drops in the last year or so but they sold out immediately- I was lucky enough to snag one in time. Marsupial has said that they will be making more but unsure of that timeline; probably this summer. Could always ask I in this Facebook group, I’ve seen them posted for sale in the past: facebook.com/share/g/15b3seiTSt/?mibextid=wwXIfr

@@brhodes2055 Thanks for watching. I think you’ll really like the Jackstone, sure seems like an all-around great knife; great for skinning, field dressing and quartering

Hope it helped! I’m on year 4 (I think) and am still real happy with them

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@@MoMoMentus the bird at the end? Some sort of spring Wisconsin bird - warbler, bobolink ?

@@AnthonySylvester34 thank you!

@@Practice2Perfection I’m 6’ 190ish. So far all Origin stuff in size Large has fit me quite well; room for layers without being too tight or baggy

@@jameshankins1514 thanks! Still pretty happy with these.

@@guntario5712 I use them nearly every weekend on our farm and on a few western hunts as well. It perfectly suits my needs: mainly checking out deer in our fields 4-500+ yards away. I did add a Ollin phone adapter and that has been a ton of fun too. No complaints here.

A Diamondback is built better than a Razor?? It might weigh more, but I doubt it's the same quality. Don't hate me I have Vortex Diamondback binoculars and love them, the Razor model I looked at was quite a bit better, but almost 3x the price

Not quite but connection distance between them will vary depending on elevation and thickness. I have some that are 700 yards apart across high pastures and others that are 200 yards apart through cedar swamp.

It sure was. Only issues I had was when a deer decided to chomp off one of the antennas and squirrel chewing through a solar panel cable. I ran 10 cameras from July - February.

The G cameras are still a little step up compared to the L cams - photo quality is about the same but I believe the G has more LEDs, a little better detection and “zone control” that further helps center the object. Can’t go wrong with either, just depends on what you can find on the Used market.

You’re welcome!

Woah 🤯 I too wear mine in the nude

Long story short, there was some ownership/investor disagreements. There have been rumors of a comeback once a sale of tooling and IP happens but timelines are very much unknown.

@@midwestmtnoutdoors Man, such a good thing ended like that. Love my Vector HMR. Loved the simplicity of their process and unmatched quality. Thank you for getting back to me. 👍🏽

@@prestonayala6743 They are back. Contact Archery, let me know if you need some! They no longer do custom builds but I'm working with them for customization.

@@TheArrowBuildercontact who?

@@shadow6024 The company is now called "Contact Archery".

Right!? So simple and helpful. Thanks for the comment

No more dirty backs of the knees. Thanks

You’re exactly right. Everytime I move the cell cam, I run a cell test, and everyone I move a remote cam, I make sure link level is above 20. Very few issues and customer service is great

Did you see the crazy good sales on this today (feb13) on CamoFire?

Indeed, that's why I'm here! LOL... Thank you for the heads up though, good lookin out! @@midwestmtnoutdoors

Check out their website: originusa.com

They do have a surveillance mode with records all activity as fast as possible but you may be limited by distance and clarity. Best image quality for animals are usually 10-20 feet from the camera so a moving car at 20mph would be difficult.

I haven’t seen that offered yet. But, you could always use the Cuddeback system as it was originally designed: Forget the cellcam portion - set one camera as “Home” nearby your house, cottage, etc, set all other cameras as remote (like in my video) and go frequently pull the home cam SD card to check activity from all the remote cams; no cell data plan needed

The held ip great. Lots of hiking but unfortunately no packing of meat this year. Grips are definitely small but didn’t seem to notice while hiking since I don’t use a full-hand-grip.

$10!? Never would have guessed it was that affordable. I’ll look into it

Yeah with a little messing around and practice, I got it figured out

The stitching where multiple pieces join are largely a “weave-type”, though I’m sure that’s not technically the correct term. Pants have lots of doubles stitching around hem lines; both have single switches where tetraloc meets wool. Zippers are YKK and are water resistant. I wouldn’t consider them heavy-duty but correct for the application; not overkill.

I borrowed them for the early season so I didn’t use them for full season. Nonetheless, my updated thoughts are: Pros - the weight & packability is awesome, aiders are a must-have, and I definitely prefer doubles over single steps. Cons - these were the 14” so I would get the 20” for a little extra height, they are loud and need silencing, the “bolts” that anchor to the tree can be slippery on some types of bark and don’t grip as much as my Novix sticks.

Yeah. I noticed that they seemed loud in the video.

@@PennsylvaniaSasquatch yeah one piece machined stuff will resonate sounds like a tuning fork.

Thank you

Can’t say I would have that issue with these

I’m pleased with their warmth. I wore them whitetail this past weekend at 25F with a merino base layer under and was quite comfortable. There was no wind, however. With a wind you’d need another layer

I couldn’t agree more. I’ve had some of their stuff since they came out in 2022 and we’ve already seen their improvements from user-feedback. Things should only get better. I’m happy to support them

It’s impossible to hide a sneeze attack

Good idea but I’d probably cough fart and fall over laughing lol😂

😂….😢

I feel ya, this was not a reenactment 😆. Had a 3-sneeze fit and those deer were gone!

@@midwestmtnoutdoors dang man, good luck next time you go out brother!

@@BushCampMechs you too, thanks!

I’ve had great luck with them. Read the manual, “practice” before heading to the woods and be patient. Yes you can put solar power and/or external battery packs on all J,K,G and the new L cameras. I run a system of ten cameras and they have worked great for me. Let me know if you have other questions.

Yep! It’s mostly a petroleum-based solvent so it’s flammable but not TOO flammable

@@midwestmtnoutdoors hmm and what about the smell?

@@JSmithIX besides the obvious typical smell of WD40, can’t say anything significant stood out to me

@@midwestmtnoutdoors Oh, I would expect some sort of awful smell like when burning plastic.

I agree. I’ve had to replace a couple already too - deer and critters like to play with them and they pop off. The Js would bend out if the way at least

I’ve had the best luck with Rayovac

Depending on where you're hunting, and if it's archery, the season ends in September. Some states only get 2 weeks. Then in my state of PA, it goes on until November, right before rifle for deer. But they make you play a lottery for elk tag in PA, as of were other states will have you buy the tag out right.

Plenty of other hunting opportunities but September is typically the only time you can call elk