Christmas gift for the bowhunter who has everything???
11-21-2006, 06:59 AM
#1
Thread Starter
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Paoli PA
Posts: 898
Christmas gift for the bowhunter who has everything???
Hey guys,
My girlfriend and parents had asked me for a christmas list. I have looked every where and can not think of anything else I would need as a bowhunter. Are there any little odds and ends that you find essential to bowhunting that would be good for gifts?? Let me know. Thanks
My girlfriend and parents had asked me for a christmas list. I have looked every where and can not think of anything else I would need as a bowhunter. Are there any little odds and ends that you find essential to bowhunting that would be good for gifts?? Let me know. Thanks
11-21-2006, 07:10 AM
#4
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: May 2006
Location: Southwest Ohio
Posts: 2,849
RE: Christmas gift for the bowhunter who has everything???
I want that Wildlife Eye dealie that they use on the Drury shows. That is pretty neat. I have no diea what one costs though. Probably more than I can spend on a Christmas present.
11-21-2006, 07:16 AM
#5
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Jackson, Missouri
Posts: 7,051
RE: Christmas gift for the bowhunter who has everything???
- digital grain scale
- Walks With A Gimp's portable Bowmender bow press
- Bitzenburger fletching jig with both straight and right helical clamps
- bag of 100 barred feathers from Trueflight
- various broadheads to experiment with
- you can always use a new fixed-position treestand to put in that section of the woods where the wind has to be "just right"...
- arrow cutoff saw
- bow vise
- new binos
- more Cranford screw-in steps (has to be Cranford
)
- Carrylite decoy
- new camo clothing, especially cold-weather gear (Jeff at Grey Wolf Woolens starts running specials about this time...)
- G5 Arrow Squaring Device
- Easy Eye Laser
- tuning levels
- new sight (Spot Hogg, etc.)
- good time to pick up that new rest you've been wanting to try (Muzzy, APA Safari Twister, etc.)
- real good time to get a new pair of boots! You'll always need them!!
- gift certificate to your favorite taxidermist to lessen the burden next time...
- Bradford Exchange is putting out some super-nice sculptures of world-class deer right now by the best artists in the world for around $99 or so
That's all I can think of off the top of my head!
Did I delay going to work long enough? [8D]
- Walks With A Gimp's portable Bowmender bow press
- Bitzenburger fletching jig with both straight and right helical clamps
- bag of 100 barred feathers from Trueflight
- various broadheads to experiment with
- you can always use a new fixed-position treestand to put in that section of the woods where the wind has to be "just right"...
- arrow cutoff saw
- bow vise
- new binos
- more Cranford screw-in steps (has to be Cranford
)- Carrylite decoy
- new camo clothing, especially cold-weather gear (Jeff at Grey Wolf Woolens starts running specials about this time...)
- G5 Arrow Squaring Device
- Easy Eye Laser
- tuning levels
- new sight (Spot Hogg, etc.)
- good time to pick up that new rest you've been wanting to try (Muzzy, APA Safari Twister, etc.)
- real good time to get a new pair of boots! You'll always need them!!
- gift certificate to your favorite taxidermist to lessen the burden next time...
- Bradford Exchange is putting out some super-nice sculptures of world-class deer right now by the best artists in the world for around $99 or so
That's all I can think of off the top of my head!
Did I delay going to work long enough? [8D]
11-21-2006, 07:23 AM
#7
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Abilene, Texas
Posts: 2,731
RE: Christmas gift for the bowhunter who has everything???
ORIGINAL: Greg / MO
- digital grain scale
- Walks With A Gimp's portable Bowmender bow press
- Bitzenburger fletching jig with both straight and right helical clamps
- bag of 100 barred feathers from Trueflight
- various broadheads to experiment with
- you can always use a new fixed-position treestand to put in that section of the woods where the wind has to be "just right"...
- arrow cutoff saw
- bow vise
- new binos
- more Cranford screw-in steps (has to be Cranford)
- Carrylite decoy
- new camo clothing, especially cold-weather gear (Jeff at Grey Wolf Woolens starts running specials about this time...)
- G5 Arrow Squaring Device
- Easy Eye Laser
- tuning levels
- new sight (Spot Hogg, etc.)
- good time to pick up that new rest you've been wanting to try (Muzzy, APA Safari Twister, etc.)
- real good time to get a new pair of boots! You'll always need them!!
- gift certificate to your favorite taxidermist to lessen the burden next time...
- Bradford Exchange is putting out some super-nice sculptures of world-class deer right now by the best artists in the world for around $99 or so
That's all I can think of off the top of my head!Did I delay going to work long enough? [8D]
- digital grain scale
- Walks With A Gimp's portable Bowmender bow press
- Bitzenburger fletching jig with both straight and right helical clamps
- bag of 100 barred feathers from Trueflight
- various broadheads to experiment with
- you can always use a new fixed-position treestand to put in that section of the woods where the wind has to be "just right"...
- arrow cutoff saw
- bow vise
- new binos
- more Cranford screw-in steps (has to be Cranford
)- Carrylite decoy
- new camo clothing, especially cold-weather gear (Jeff at Grey Wolf Woolens starts running specials about this time...)
- G5 Arrow Squaring Device
- Easy Eye Laser
- tuning levels
- new sight (Spot Hogg, etc.)
- good time to pick up that new rest you've been wanting to try (Muzzy, APA Safari Twister, etc.)
- real good time to get a new pair of boots! You'll always need them!!
- gift certificate to your favorite taxidermist to lessen the burden next time...
- Bradford Exchange is putting out some super-nice sculptures of world-class deer right now by the best artists in the world for around $99 or so
That's all I can think of off the top of my head!
Did I delay going to work long enough? [8D]
11-21-2006, 04:16 PM
#10
Banned
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: IOWA/25' UP
Posts: 7,145
RE: Christmas gift for the bowhunter who has everything???
Primos bowsling if you don't have one. I have used one for two seasons and one of my favorite hunting accessories. Great for raising and lowering your bow so that the cams and strings don't get dirty or wet when and walking out of the woods at night in the dark it protects everything from getting damaged. GREAT PRODUCT!!!!
