I killed one a couple of years ago whose craw was moving. 16” snake was hiding in there.

There he is!

I'd prefer high end Bino's

I got these in Tuesday afternoon and took them turkey hunting for about three hours yesterday morning. I bought them for that purpose, because at almost 70 years old, my ears aren't what they use to be. I didn't really realize that until I was hunting with my grandson. He could hear birds gobbling that I couldn't hear. Plus he heard them walking in the leaves when I had no clue they were around. These are designed to both enhance your hearing as well as protect it. Based on my one hunt with them and in shooting my pocket pistol in .380 cal I'd say they do both. When hunting I heard a pack of coyotes howling. They sound fairly close. I lifted one ear flap to see if they were in the direction I thought they were. They were, but they were much farther away than I thought they were. Of course, they also enhance other sounds as well, like birds, bees, your steps walking, and even your breathing. I tried walking around while wearing them, and there was just too much clutter. It would be better to wait till you get set up and turn them on. Anyway, the reason I'm selling them is that although they are much slimmer than a lot of muffs, they're just to bulky to carry around in the turkey woods, especially for running and gunning. It's just something else to carry. These would make great range muffs when you want to talk with someone between shots without having to remove your muffs each time. They have volume control so you can adjust how loud you want the incoming sound to be. I shot my .380 with the volume control at its highest, and they suppressed the sound very well. These are dark flat earth in color. Cabela's sells these for $59.99 I believe, but I'll take $35 for these face to face. I can text or email pics, and I don't want to drive very far to meet up for an item this cheap. I'm located in Franklin county between Haleyville and Russellville.

Had these for my 94 Caravelle 19'. Sold the boat and forgot to throw these in the boat before they left with it. I told them about them and they didn't want to make the drive back to get them. They are in nice condition. The outer covers are sun faded but still do their job.
They are RED in color.

Free if you can use them. I can get some measurements and pics later today

I have been wearing a pair of the Blocker Outdoors Finisher Series lightweight turkey pants this year. I really like the comfort of the pant. What is questionable is the stitching as I have one small section on the rear end coming out. They are willing to refund my money since my size is out of stock so they stand behind their clothing.

The sow in heat stuff seems to attract everything but hogs, works for deer !

This doesn’t do crap for hogs but will attract every deer around ! They used to sell it a buccees

https://www.midwayusa.com/product/1019173611?pid=401118

The best hog attractant I’ve seen is portobello mushrooms, sardines, water, and 1/4 pack of cherry koolaid in a blender then strained and put in a spray bottle.

Another trick I’ve used on federal lands is nailing a piece of carpet or saddle blanket around the trunk of a tree and coating it with used motor oil for them to rub.

Thanks for reaching out. I don't know much about those and don't think it would be great in my area. Good luck with the sell, and thank you.

Look at the Savage Rascal. Ended up buying one for my son for Christmas. The advantages to it over the Cricket and Henry are that it is actually like a real rifle. It has a feed ramp which I know the Henry does not and it required having to line the bullet up into the barrel which wasn't a hard task until we tried to mount a scope and it made that process a bit more difficult. I also like the fact that you do not have to cock the gun like the Henry and Cricket. I like the fact that it can easily be unloaded if needed vs having to de-cock it to unload it if needed.

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