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The "bullet button" was one of those work-arounds that made ARs legal, for a while. Legislators caught on. They're illegal now - part of the continuing ping-pong game gun-owners play with them. Its an enormous disservice these tyrannical clowns impose on those they "represent."

The poison ivy, and oak on my property is thankfully not vine or shrub like, it’s Just a ground cover and easy to ID. However, I understand that there are over 300 different types of poison ivy.

Im phobia

Maybe you should invest in a net thanks for the video🎣

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Maglite do not last long with brand new D batteries and you've got me one good swing in a maglite p, but I have a wooden billy club and I also have a blackjack and both of them are far superior to a maglite if you want to injure somebody and not have the thing taken away from you. They can be swung swiftly and they're hard to get ahold of a maglite if a guy is really motivated he can put his hands up and best case scenarios you're really cracking the forearms but the reality is megalodons if you're fighting a tough guy who knows what he's doing he's not a great self defense weapon and it's not even a good flashlight frankly I should know I own three of them a solar a blue and a black I only purchased one of them and the others I came to own because people I know left them at my place and never reclaimed them I have a bunch of friends who are police officers who have a number of these mag lights to I don't know any of them who have ever really used in the subdue a suspect although they say they have partners who have done thatif you're a cop and you have a guy that's not going to fight back and just sit there and take it then that lights are probably good but I don't think a lot is a great budgeting tool if that's what your game is and as far as a good flashlight it's not a good flashlight unless you're using it in the first hour or two because these things chew through D batteries very quickly I can only assume that police officers are reloading these things with fresh batteries every time they go out. D batteries can also be very expensive so if you're using a magnet on a daily basis for a couple hours at a time you're going through 340 batteries I'm sorry 3 to 6 Dbatteries depending on the length every 2 hours or so I don't know if it's a shity bulb if you're going to place the ball then get a longer lasting effect out of the batteries but it goes for being fairly bright like 170 lumens and after a few hours you've got this yellowish shity flashlight with no real power so it ends up a lasting a lot longer than the 2 hours but you only have 2 hours for a really functions well.

I use a sealed torpedo bobber with eyes on each end. That way you can add a swivel so the line doesn't twist. And a net so you don't touch the fish with your dry hands. 55 years ago.

The way you handled the fishes in this video is disgraceful!( If you know you are clumsy, then at least hold that fish over the water, not the rocks, or in the best case scenario just use waders for God's sake.

i know this video s old but are you trying to make some kind of statement hanging the flag backwards?

Super thorough review 🔥

5 minutes after putting it up he's having a beer when his friends call and say their camp site has been changed.

Thats the way to do it. You have to stake all the spots. True. Sides first. Then center ridge pole 90% bring both sides up. Back to center. Can be done. Not without staking the tent though. Great video chris.

Any reason the bobber went on upside down?

LOL closest I have to a kayak shop without driving an hour and a half each wat is Acaemy. The marine store won't even talk to you about a kayak.

Torpedo bobber but easier.

Dan, just watched your video on paddles. I received a Moray fiberglass paddle when I bought the inflatable kayak. The kayak is an Advanced Elements EVO which is 24 " wide and 13' long sit in. I am 82 years old but want a good paddle, recommendations please. Sure cost is an issue, but if it helps, then it is worth it, meaning my priority is on performance for a recreational paddler so that I can explore further. Would appreciate any reply, Thanks Eugene

Definitely a great introduction! I have a sting Ray and manta ray that I live. Might’ve gone a bit more up the food chain had I seen this first! But on the budget side, I’ve been super impressed with the Quest Vapor at $80. It’s solid, flexible sizing, comfortable…it’s my daughter’s and she likes it better than mine which cost twice as much. What impressed me the most is the lack of rattling when shaken. A lot of cheaper paddles rattle and that means energy is lost on each stroke. Same with flexing paddle heads. Energy spent overcoming the flex is energy not going into propulsion. And as was mentioned, rigidity helps with steering. I’m gunning for a good list of gear at different price points. Frankly, the Vapor at $80 brings more contentment than some of the pricier bits. Also for a data point. My yak is 28” wide as I recall. I sit low and stand at a “towering” 5’7”…210-215 cm seems to be my best length. A little short by your comments, but I bury the whole paddle head so I think it’s okay. Good stuff, gentlemen!

I miss that lake so much there's a fishing dock next to the marina i almost cause a fish there

Dude please pronounce the name correctly of you’re going to do a review on a product. It pronounced like “dough tera “ or “ doe tera”. Not do like doo doo.

Cause I do make my own flies and I be tired of using fly rods hurts my shouldera

Will the fly still float on the surface

I’ll judge them if you are not a catch and release when it comes to bass your rift raft

Jezus is watching

We only have ourselves to blame, we voted all these dumbasses/ crooks that infringe on almost all of our rights from raising our children to our 1st and 2nd amendment rights. Not even mentioning how they tax us.

Love the look of that wood underlay but they no longer appear to be available in that style..... ANYWHERE AT ALL. Any guidance?

Going tomorrow

Love watching an outdoorsman "catch and release, even if dropped from 6 ft. and bounced off boulders, not to mention unclear "directions" or names for product 😂 great content...

lol insert a piece of rebar in your paddle for a week or two then remove it. you will never complain again. if you are tired you don't need a lighter paddle, you need muscles.

On the East Coast, we have another species of poison oak. I once saw a hybrid of Atlantic Poison Oak with Eastern Poison Ivy

Was just given a 13.5 from a friend with a pedal drive. Needs a little work done to it, I have high expectations. Does have cracks in certain areas as you stated but should be easily fixable. Looking forward to the minor repairs and testing it out.

I wish my husband would let me get a good one. He swears there is no dofference. I agree w u all 100%

Trout love to see the fly above the water. Adult females lay their eggs on the water's surface, and trout watch, as they approach. If you learn to fly cast a dry fly with just monofilament, it will allow you to give some action to the fly. You only get about 15' max casting distance, but, you'll do well at the 8' to 12'-range. Let gravity and the breeze carry the dry fly, then make the fly have the smallest movements on the water surface. I've had fish bite a fly several inches above the water, it is quite exciting. My first experience catching trout was a 5.5' spin-set-up, dry fly, probably 8lb monofilament. It gives you tons of control to, roll-cast (spey-ish,) and it is very nice for a bow-cast (short rod). If you use a tippet, you will have more ability to turn-over your loop. All the technical trout fly fishing can be done up close, some of it can be done at a distance. The pocket-water gives the angler some cover from the fish. Getting around using fly line isn't that much of an issue, when you are basically casting about 3' of it and a long leader. Stick to flies that have a tuft of calf-hair for a wing. The calf-hair is very easy for the angler to see, and they float fine in choppy water. Anything with lots of wrapped hackle is a favorite for free-stone streams where flies tend to sink.

What lures are you using

Literally watching this at our campsite while we're setting up 😂 Thanks for making this video

Thanks for the review lads. Helped me loads. Cheers.

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Awesome Video! We just got this tent at Ross today for only $49.99 Originally $250 on the tag, also the only one they had. So excited to use it this summer, we're in Northern California. 💕😀

I burned my finger 😆

I sure hope you kept that brookie. They way you ripped those hooks out it's a guaranteed dead fish. Maybe consider barbless hooks and even better a single barbless hooks.

Thanks Chris! Very helpful!

Clever kid! Thanks for this. Just fitted my first ever lantern with my first ever mantel today. So very useful.

Thank you

What a beautiful Shotgun they are almost impossible to find one in New Jersey!;

Great story and outcome for both you and the company! Most companies should realize that the most important thing is standing behind their product and great customer service. This is a great example of how you retain as well as gain a faithful customer base and future faith in your product . Great customer service goes a long way. Cool beans.

Just picked this up on amazon for $88. Cant wait

Wish they made a couples version

We want to keep it installed always in the farm house.. How many days does it survive - if we keep it installed always? maximum heat 48 "degree Celsius" we get in summer for 3 months.

I'm thinking of returning my 7" Corona saw, and buying this folding saw. Corona saws perform really well, even better than Silky. But, the handle is all polymer, and they don't come with sheaths. What do you guys think? Dhould I buy the Wicked Tough with the sheeth?

Great testing, just out if curiousity to compare with myself how heavy are you?

I can’t get mine to light when we tried to light it it went poof