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Toxic Fixed Blade - Has anyone tried these ? Start shooting tighter groups and see field point accuracy with the Toxic Broadhead by Flying Arrow Archery. This advanced broadhead is surgically sharp and offers extreme accuracy. These broadheads feature a unique low profile which reduces wind drag which makes for more accurate shots while in tough conditions, the low profile also makes arrow flight extremely quiet. The Toxic Broadheads do not have any moving parts, set screws, or rubber bands so there is less chance for failure while in the field. What makes the Toxic Broadhead second to none is its 5" of cutting surface which leaves a wound channel that has been described by a surgeon as a "Radical Core Decompression" wound - the most lethal of wounds

Yes , this was discussed at length some time ago . I bought "The Rock" thermos and it is the best one I have ever had . Better than my Stanley . Here is the old link : http://huntingny.com/forums/topic/12814-thurmos-help/

Is it one of those "push button" Toyotas ?

I would be willing to bet battery corrosion is the problem . I have been negligent in removing batteries from unused items and have them corrode .

The Link opened for me .......

Just go to Gander Mt with your coupons , rebates , gift cards , etc and buy a new one .

The father of my wife's cousin (Lt Gov Bobby Duffy) passed away . My wife's and Bob's fathers were brothers and Bob's dad was the last of 8 siblings to die . The funeral is Friday and I am hoping the governor will be too busy to attend .

Too many "whereas" !

Belo ---- I don't own a cross bow and probably never will but I don't have a problem spending other people's money .

Not a good idea to leave that treestand camo covering out all year . Any that I have come across have been trashed by the weather .

Jason --- It's only money . Spend it and get the cross-bow . It will be legal soon enough . Sent from my e-machine using type-a-finger

Belo ----- As long as you are ragging on Grow about FaceBook being 2 words , how about your Topic " We'll putt in my opinion" ......... Shouldn't that be Well Put in my opinion ...... ? Hmmmmmmmm !

SAFE Act budgets $3M for personnel By Jon Campbell Albany Bureau ALBANY — Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s $137.2 billion budget proposal includes an additional $3.2 million for personnel costs related to the SAFE Act, accord­ing to the head of the State Police. Superintendent Joseph D’Amico told lawmakers at a budget hearing this week that the money will go toward hir­ing civilian employees to help with ad­ministrative duties related to the gun laws, including the processing of as­sault- weapon registrations and main­taining records. Cuomo’s spending proposal is for the 2014-15 fiscal year, which begins April 1. The current year’s state budget included $3.2 million for personal ser­vices, which allowed the State Police to hire 19 people to assist with implement­ing the SAFE Act, D’Amico said. The 2013-14 budget also included about $27.7 million for information technology costs, including the cre­ation of a statewide database for back­ground checks on ammunition pur­chases that has yet to launch. Responding to a question from state Sen. Thomas O’Ma­ra, R-Big Flats, Che­mung County, D’Amico said the database still isn’t ready for launch. He declined to pro­vide an estimate for when it may be completed, but said his office continues to meet with poten­tial vendors looking to set it up. “We’ve had a number of vendors come in,” D’Amico said. “We have oth­ers scheduled, looking for an option that is absolutely seamless and instan­taneous at the point of sale. Until such time as we can come up with that, we’re not ready to do it. When we are, we’ll give ample to notice to everyone that we are ready to do it, but it is not ready today.” During 45 minutes of budget testi­mony Wednesday, D’Amico was ques­tioned several times about the SAFE Act, which was passed in January 2013. He said State Police are abiding by a U.S. District Court ruling in Buffalo that struck down a provision of the law restricting magazines to no more than seven rounds at any one time. “As a result of the court decision in the western district, we are currently not enforcing the seven-round provi­sions of the SAFE Act,” said D’Amico. [email protected] Twitter.com/JonCampbellGAN

A very rational speaker .......

When I 1st saw the picture and read the reason for the return , I laughed so hard !

The spring style I hate is the T-pee Blind . It's higher so you can stand up and stretch but it's flimsy . I have put those darned things up enough times where I can fold them quite easily .. The Hub blinds are great . Roomy and comfortable ! $30 was a steal !

Bow --- You got your money's worth out of that snapper . My 90's MTD blew up on me . It only lasted 20 years .

Check this one out

Yupper , she is good !

I wonder if that's the same buck that had a trail cam in his rack in another post . Damn thief !

How about a Dead End sign at the entrance . Property Monitored by Security Cameras

They normally run around $60 so you got a deal . They are okay for gun hunting and would probably be fine for a cross-bow . Nice for a rainy day or to get out of a cold wind . Anchor it down good and use the rope ties as it can blow away . I am speaking from experience from not doing so with a Dog House Blind . .

This would work

I think I saw the jerk you were complaining about

Huh ? Say what ?