Minnesota Waterfowl Hunting

Wise choice on the GM.

I had a Ford 1 ton truck for 2 months this fall--and sold it for a loss just to get rid of it.

h2ofwlr wrote:Wise choice on the GM.

I had a Ford 1 ton truck for 2 months this fall--and sold it for a loss just to get rid of it.

GM is the way to go, have had two fords in my short time of owning vehicles and I was so unimpressed with the quality.

Case of 10 gauge shells.

85 caprice wagon

Who was the guy form the Refuge guys that used to drive either a Pinto or Vega for hunting trips like 10 years ago?

BTW, I did not buy anything hunting specific this fall. I did buy some Redwing work boots last spring - no more sore feet - WOW. 2 thumbs up.

And my worst buy - I bought on black Friday some Irish Setter 800g insulated boots for 1/2 off from GM. I'm not nearly are pleased with these, laces are 8" too short, and the only insulation on the sole is a 1/16" thick foam removable insole. Thus they are too cold to wear if below 20 degrees. They needed at least a 5/16' thinck insole to keep the feet warm. And the soles are slippery on ice/packed snow

h2ofwlr wrote:Who was the guy form the Refuge guys that used to drive either a Pinto or Vega for hunting trips like 10 years ago?

BTW, I did not buy anything hunting specific this fall. I did buy some Redwing work boots last spring - no more sore feet - WOW. 2 thumbs up.

I also bought a pair of Red Wing work boots this year, great boots.........
I used to drive a Pinto wagon to work for years, good car if you could keep the timing belt in them......

My Toyota Tacoma. The baby truck did work this season. Some lady T-boned me last week though. Back to using my Honda Accord as a fishing truck. She is packed to the gills right now.

Cabelas E.C.W.C.S. Polar Weight T-neck zippered top. I just got one for my wife too.

Bill Gilbertson wrote:Cabelas E.C.W.C.S. Polar Weight T-neck zippered top. I just got one for my wife too.

I have the ones I got in the army still. They are very warm and comfortable. Well worth the money.

FIFY

9manfan wrote:I used to drive a Pinto wagon to work for years, good car if you could keep the gas tank from blowing up......