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A few from this fall so far. Her first year hunting.

I've been working with my dog a lot this summer. She's now finding birds, holding point, steady through the shot/fall, and retrieving pretty well. I still want to shoot more birds over her but she's about ready to go here.

While I'm enjoying the warm weather, part of me wants fall to get here asap. I know it's 2014 now but didn't want to start a new thread Getting my dog ready, pointing a pigeon in a launcher

Thanks for mentioning this, it's definitely something I thought of. I don't climb for work, so I don't have a ground guy, but there's always someone around in case I did something stupid like drop my rope:D I only have one length of rope. I plan on learning SRT, but I'd rather learn that from...

I usually ascend with a foot ascender and home made double line rope walker, but lately I've been looking for something that was hopefully more efficient. I've never footlocked a double rope but it looks like it could be the ticket. So, tell me anything I need to know! I already have a footlock...

Yeah, I'll get one later this week. Anytime I'm going to buy something new I'll check for used first, if I can save a couple of $$ I will....... Except underwear and toothbrushes.....those I kind of like to have brand new

Never hurts to ask before buying new

Anyone have one they want to get rid of?

Got out to a local pheasant preserve Friday with a guy I work with. Ended up with a total of 8 birds. We both missed the same one once, and I passed at a shot at one that I thought was a bit too low/close to the dog. The guide we had said I could have taken the shot but I did the right thing. I...

Figures I was wrong haha. Where are you exactly? Does PA support a healthy wild pheasant population? NJ has a few...but farm raised birds are really the name of the game.

Cool pics Tucker. She's and english pointer from the looks of it? I've got 2 myself, not bird trained though, as I only got interested in wingshooting this year. Our season for pen raised sky chickens starts this Saturday. Can't wait to go, it'll officially be my first time hunting.

I had the sensa tracs on my old Cherokee, I liked them just fine. Although, if you replaced them with the regular Monroe's, it's still going to be a night n day difference for you. It's REALLY not a hard job to do yourself. I'm not super mechanically inclined and I did the fronts n rears on my...

Oh, not bad...didn't know it was that inexpensive. That's what I get for not looking.

I really haven't gotten a chance to hang in it much, but from the time I have been its pretty good. I need to play with the strap adjustments more to get to the sweet spot, as it can be a bit of a gonad pincher. Only thing I would add as of now are saw clips, or at least one.

Anyone have any old climbing rope they'd like to get rid of? Want to practice with natural crotching.

In case anyone was curious, I ended up getting this; http://www.treestuff.com/store/catalog.asp?category_id=141&item=3460

http://m.nypost.com/p/news/local/queens/some_limb_brain_XDiKAP6mn8rpwLIoMKWpyJ

Yeah you can throw a couple pics up if you don't mind. It'll just be collecting dust now that the new one has arrived. Um, but then again, all my stuff is kind of collecting dust right now!

Makes for a good starter saddle. I didn't mind wearing it except I stepped up to a rope bridge. Would also make a nice coffee table center/conversation piece.

It's this saddle: https://www.treestuff.com/store/catalog.asp?category_id=141&item=186 Size medium. Used but still in fine shape. Can post actual pic if there's any interest. Looking for $130 shipped in the lower 48