You missed the really fun day this past December when it was -27* when we hit the first field. ...needless to say the birds held very tight that morning.
Kuiu Black Friday Sale
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Last: 7 yr ago by Sean98
WTH, trying to buy NX rain jacket, $149 on sale. When I put it in the cart it says $279. Freakin Kuiu.
Certain colors and sizes are not on sale.
90% of the items I saw on sale were regular priced for Large and XLarge sizes.
90% of the items I saw on sale were regular priced for Large and XLarge sizes.
Responding to the post about SixSite. Holley's a friend of mine; we're in the same neighborhood and our girls are friends. You won't meet a better guy and his gear is top notch.
By the way, first time to buy Kuiu gear. What camo pattern do you recommend as being the most versatile?
Vias
Weird; trying to buy a DCS Guide jacket that was listed for 109 all day. Now it's 189, but still shows it's on sale. Confusing.
Weeelp, good news/bad news for me. I had a meeting this morning at 8:00am that lasted until 10 (Central). By the time I hopped on FirstLite virtually all of their ASAT gear in normal sizes was gone. Makes me sad because I'm kinda qu*er for ASAT, but good news for my bank account.
Check Midway USA. Even better sale and seems to have better inventory than First Lite or S&S. I finally pulled the trigger on a Woodbury.
I got my guide jacket and I like it a lot so far. I have a question about layering:
If it's real cold, do you guys layer their ultra merino 145 as a base layer, then a 210 layer over that, then something like a guide jacket as an outer layer? If so, how do I size these other layers? I got a large guide jacket. It seems to have a little room to layer underneath, but I don't want to feel like a marshmallow man or have a lot of excess fabric bunching up under the jacket.
If it's real cold, do you guys layer their ultra merino 145 as a base layer, then a 210 layer over that, then something like a guide jacket as an outer layer? If so, how do I size these other layers? I got a large guide jacket. It seems to have a little room to layer underneath, but I don't want to feel like a marshmallow man or have a lot of excess fabric bunching up under the jacket.
If it's real cold I'll wear a merino base layer (preferably a 1/4 zip with a hood), then a heavier merino layer. Then a "puffy" layer, then a windproof shell.reddog90 said:
I got my guide jacket and I like it a lot so far. I have a question about layering:
If it's real cold, do you guys layer their ultra merino 145 as a base layer, then a 210 layer over that, then something like a guide jacket as an outer layer? If so, how do I size these other layers? I got a large guide jacket. It seems to have a little room to layer underneath, but I don't want to feel like a marshmallow man or have a lot of excess fabric bunching up under the jacket.
Most of the tech clothing companies make their various layers slightly sized up (I can't speak for KUIU as I don't own any) so that a large base layer fits under a large vest, fits under a large shell... I'm pretty sure Sitka and FirstLite both explain whether that is/isn't the case in their product description.
Thanks. It's 30% off instead of 40% (for the ASAT that I want). They do have a a couple of pieces in my size, but I think I've already decided to be a good boy financially (at least for today).arrow said:
Check Midway USA. Even better sale and seems to have better inventory than First Lite or S&S. I finally pulled the trigger on a Woodbury.
I bought a couple totally unnecessary pieces
Well buy me a few too!!!
Mine are work clothes tho
Deer hunting seems like work to me these days as well...
I've only got to hunt a couple evenings since I got back from New Mexico. Literally worked everyday since 
Oh, you mean since you killed your SECOND elk in the same season!???
Well
Yes.
Yes.
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Oh, you mean since you killed your SECOND elk in the same season!???
"Sean... show me on this doll, where the elk hunt touched you"
There was never an elk. Sean showed up all ready to go and only found Chris Hansen.
With no days off in sight I keep lying to myself and saying I'll try to copy ageng and go to Arizona in Jan or feb.
Which is why I had to buy some stuff.
Which is why I had to buy some stuff.
Oh crap! Was that a Coues Deer Hunt? I vaguely remember that.
He killed a nice muley. Another poster drew a coues tag this fall tho, but I can't remember who right now.
I'll be in AZ again in about 6 weeks...
Don't make me go back and research that thread... it was an OTC tag in AZ, I remember that.
OTC archery only?
Yeah
What's the cost on the tag? Last question and I am done. Thanks for your help!
Haha, no worries man.
I'm pretty sure it was $460 total. $160 for the non-res license and $300 for the tag.
I'm pretty sure it was $460 total. $160 for the non-res license and $300 for the tag.
ttha- I'm trying to go to AZ this Jan. For Mulies. PM me if interested.
FYI, Cabelas has some decent deals on some Sitka gear. 90% Jacket for 35% off for example.
Edit: Nevermind, Scheel's has the 90% Jacket for $20 cheaper than Cabelas. Not sure what it is with Scheel's but they're often semi-blowing out Sitka stuff it seems. ...especially in-store which may not help you guys. Not sure if you have Scheel's down there.
Edit: Nevermind, Scheel's has the 90% Jacket for $20 cheaper than Cabelas. Not sure what it is with Scheel's but they're often semi-blowing out Sitka stuff it seems. ...especially in-store which may not help you guys. Not sure if you have Scheel's down there.