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STILL in use after 4 years of use both in NY as well as in Florida! - Sean

Thank you! If their last name is VanHorn I fish against them! Glad you enjoy the content!

@585OutdoorsTV Sure is the Van Horn clan. And I heard it from a little birdie that Sam may just be trading in his bass boat for a kayak and joining the tour next season. He will be a formidable opponent. Good luck!

@ oh boy that will be a fun crew!!

@@AlfredMorganFishing ALL the hype!

@@BEtheFish thank you sir! Congrats on the three-peat!

Thank you!

@@From_the_mil the sawtooth 45 might be a touch to big versus the Pintler. I do like the pintler though as a larger pack option, I just like to have a lid to have my calls and other smaller things readily available once I’m up there. I’ve used an exo K2 3500 before and found it a bit cumbersome to climb with. But that’s just me.

@@585OutdoorsTV I was also looking at the kuiu pro 2300

@@From_the_mil now that’s a pack that would work well!

Thanks man!

@@somematters5713 sometimes I do! Not on this trip but I do like to keep trout I catch from a couple local lakes!

@@585OutdoorsTV Why you don’t eat fish from Seneca Lake Is there any problem with the fish from this lake? Thank you

@@somematters5713 I was in a catch and release tournament during this trip. Otherwise I would!

Megabass 110+1 jr. in Mat Shad

@@03jhemi compared to other kayaks in its price point, it’s a solid boat. Gets water in the cockpit easily which can be annoying at times. But I have been very happy with it!

@@585OutdoorsTV yes, I agree. I have the same exact boat down to the color lol my biggest gripe is the water in the cockpit as well. Curious how the titan x compares

@@03jhemi I am also very curious about that as well. I have only seen the titan X but nice in person and it seems to ride a bit higher. It’s really the design of the drain cut on the front by the handle. Just the slightest waves lets water in. Not sure if the Titan X has the same design or not.

I was excited what can I say 😂

It will be coming lol

Originally from Spencerport, now live in Honeoye

@@585OutdoorsTV nice, I live in Gates/Spencerport now and just went to Honeoye Lake for the first time this last weekend and crushed them! Nothing big, I think the biggest was 3.5lbs

@@thereeljoshua4820 nice! Honeoye is a Great Lake to just get out and catch a bunch. The size is much better on Hemlock and Canadice!

It’s actually down in south wales around hunters creek! Couple big deer down there and turkeys if you can get on them! My first and only bird so far was taken there and it was a mega bird! Love that area!

It’s a 12’4” board

Thank you!

Thank you! That one stung more than the miss I had earlier! But that’s all part of the chase!

I would kill for a 50 degree day lol but this was a fun day! Excited for the spring to get here for sure!

get out this past weekend! 55 where i was in Livingston county. was great haha! looking forward to more. @@585OutdoorsTV

Oooo that’s my next tattoo idea! Do you think Realtree would sue if I got one of their patterns as a sleeve? If not zebra stripes are my back up plan. - Ian

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I’m glad you enjoyed this! Going to see more of this in the future!

Below 32 degrees I would wear kiln next to skin then furnace. Just keep in mind that any walk out you do might be a bit hot. If possible wear just the kiln under your outer layer then once in the stand and starting to cool down throw that furnace on over the kiln and you should be good!

@@585OutdoorsTV could you wear furnace next to skin for a walk in on a windy 20 degree day or do you think that would still make you overheat?

@@masonoertli4099 you shouldn’t overheat with that combo either! The combo of the kiln and furnace is only needed for a extended stationary part of a hunt in those conditions!

Welcome! Going to have to do a 3.0 version soon!

@@585OutdoorsTV awesome. Can’t wait. My only suggestion is a summary graphic for each heat range you determine as well as the layers you reviewed for that category.

@@USMCmatt thank you for the feedback! I will definitely add that in the future!

Depends on the game you are going after. For deer, that has worked just fine for me. I’ve gotten pass throughs at that FOC on every animal I’ve shot. If you were going after something with thicker hide, then yes bump it up. But for what I hunt, 13% works fine

Of course my friend!

It’s apart of who I am. I’m very much a what you see is what you get type of person! Sometimes I can edit them out, but usually I leave them in. Not the best actor 😂

It was tough to pass but better to let them walk than make a poor shot. Going to need to do some trimming this off season lol

It’s the area code for where I live!

Thank you! He broke off his right brow tine so he was a STUD 7. I got to see a picture of the Hunter that got him.

Favorite part lol

Exactly! That was my take away from this experience. It was going to happen at some point and out of all the bad shots to make, that was the best of the bad shots.

Thank you! One heck of an encounter!

As long as you have knee pads or a foam pad to strap to the tree it’s actually pretty comfy! The trade off for lightweight mobility, it’s worth the money in my opinion!

Anytime! I also made an updated version of this video on my channel as well! I will say their outer layers do a great job of keeping you warm even if you have sweat a good amount getting into the stand. Could also try to put insulation layers on once you are set up in the stand or wherever you are hunting. Just need to let your body cool off. Some of their new foundry pants and systems offer zippers to vent heat as well!

Woahhh. Obviously this video is dated but I did not realize how much it’s jumped.