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I’d go with a 12ga myself. I love my Winchester SX4. The blued/synthetic can be had for around $900 last I saw.
It’s perfectly “currently” legal to get one with a 4473, if you’re a GOA member and the store front is a silencerco dealer. Think I nailed all that…

But! A friend that’s a FFL dealer informed me that you cannot hunt in La with a can that you got without a tax stamp. That is true, look it up.

I won’t get another till we get clarity on this bs.

re: Buck Ropes?

Posted by Cypressknee on 9/29/26 at 7:20 pm to
I put up a rope last year, just the community one with scent not directed at bucks. Bears ripped it down and stole it within 48hrs.

re: OTB Suppressors

Posted by Cypressknee on 9/28/26 at 1:57 pm to
Curious myself. The Savage one seemed pretty legit till I saw it has an aluminum tube.
I have two friends which are both doing cam/lifter jobs plus broken manifold stud issues right now. Also, very close to the same mileage. Very common, listen to the engine good at cold start up and while warm.
Guineas if you can house them and stand them.
The pink stuff, literally what it’s called. Plus use a scrub daddy, the sponge with the smile on it.
Came here to say this.

Dog food is normally larger some feeders can’t throw it.

I buy some fish feed from a local feed store that is 32% protien for around $23 for 50lbs.
All season feeders makes the best I’ve come across.
If it’s a model with a lawn motor engine like I think it is stay away from it.
Dog proof coon cuffs with dry cat food is the simplest. You can op for better baits but ants then come into play. Tie off the traps or they’ll leave with them. Game camera and a pellet gun at night is also an option.
I had/have a good bit from a South Tx hunt. Made a jambalaya the end of hunting season with them. Was a hit. Still have some plucked I need to cook. Yes, that was work lol.

re: Do you use a climbing stand

Posted by Cypressknee on 7/26/26 at 6:43 am to
Climbers are good for mobility of course. If you can see yourself talking yourself out of going climb because it’s extra work, I wouldn’t get one. A ladder with a flip up shooting rest is plenty fine for bow hunting.

I own a few vipers, goliaths do have more room but it will cost you in weight. I add foot rests to all my climbers.

re: CV boot replacement on SxS

Posted by Cypressknee on 7/23/26 at 11:52 am to
Watch a video on it to get a feel if you’re confident in doing it yourself. It is easier and way less mess to just get a replacement shaft but about 4x the cost of a boot kit. Inboard joints are easier because the whole shaft doesn’t have to come apart like an outboard joint. They do have fast boot kits that can be replaced without disassembling the shaft but you have to have the tool to do it. Personally I don’t care for those boots, though. They’re thin imo. I want to say the moose boot kits have been oem quality if I recall.
Happy with mine for over 4yrs. Rebel with a 61” and Yamaha motor. No complaints other than the shim design of the motor to adjust the valves lol. Get one with the suspension seat, makes a world of difference.

re: Boat trailer question

Posted by Cypressknee on 6/21/26 at 6:20 pm to
You can quickly jack up one side at a time. Spin the wheel, if the bearings going out you’ll hear it. If quote you should be fine. Can obviously add grease. I would surely carry a good spare.
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Polaris Ranger crew 570


That would be the one Polaris engine I’d advise not get. Know and have seen way too many burn up.
I have that exact one believe it’s ozark trail and was just renamed. It’s great and holds plenty. No zipper to worry about and seals well.

re: Experience with Realtruck. com

Posted by Cypressknee on 3/20/26 at 3:43 pm to
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Tonneau covered dot com.


This. They smoked everyone’s price and it was smooth and fast. Got a retrax pro from them.

re: WiFi thermometer for freezer

Posted by Cypressknee on 1/28/26 at 2:31 pm to
YoLink is great. Run lithium batteries in the sensor units.