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Fallguy the camera was about 20 feet off of the trail laying next to a tree.

Dcoy did that coyote by chance get shot in your new hunting area I hope you found a herd of them

bucksnbears wrote:yeah about the feeling of helplessness but first i go onto panic mode when i get twisted up. i act like a little girl who see's a snake. my 4 ft long shootong sticks have saved me more than once.

KIDS.......................

You know I have no trouble getting these Tubbs on and off, on in less then 20sec. and off in less then 10sec. The bindings lock your foot solid into themselves and the bindings piviot. Never fell yet, and not uncomfortable at all.

I took care of the small noise problem, I painted them white, then coated the bottoms with industrial grade contact cement (spray on) The little noise that there was is gone

Not that it was a problem to begain with, three of us (all wearing Tubbs) walked up to a slough that had a coyote sleeping in it. (we didn't know it at the time) we were within 125yds of her. She came out of the slough, streching and yawning after the first set of calls...... And then went in the back of the truck

Here's a terrific summary for any of you considering snowshoes:

http://www.ankn.uaf.edu/publications/VS/snowshoes.html


Lots of reminders to confirm with Oldtimers.