FYI Predator through Cabelas
08-30-2007 | 09:54 AM
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Giant Nontypical
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From: North Lima Ohio & Clarion Pa
FYI Predator through Cabelas
If you have an order in at Cabelas for Predator Camo and they tell you back-orderred.. Well I just checked and they expect to ship after January 20th.
Needless to say I cancelled mine. No wonder it was such a good price!
Needless to say I cancelled mine. No wonder it was such a good price!
08-30-2007 | 10:02 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: FYI Predator through Cabelas
Got mine about a week ago.
Sorry GR8.
It fits well and is nice stuff, but my only consolation to you GR8 is it fades very easily.
I used cold water and a sport wash that is supposed to protect camo to get out that new smell
and wherever it creased in the wash it is showing white haze. I'm thinking I will be spraying
this stuff down and trying to not wash it too much.
Sorry GR8.
It fits well and is nice stuff, but my only consolation to you GR8 is it fades very easily.
I used cold water and a sport wash that is supposed to protect camo to get out that new smell
and wherever it creased in the wash it is showing white haze. I'm thinking I will be spraying
this stuff down and trying to not wash it too much.
08-30-2007 | 01:26 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Mich
RE: FYI Predator through Cabelas
ORIGINAL: Germ
Rick
Before I left Cabelas I wrote some code to F with anyone from Ohio
Go Blue
Rick
Before I left Cabelas I wrote some code to F with anyone from Ohio
Go Blue
08-30-2007 | 01:35 PM
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RE: FYI Predator through Cabelas
they were out of 36 pants when i ordered. 34s are perfect on me...in real jean sizes...got my 34s and my button down shirt and the 34s were WAY small. sent them back and ordered bucksuede from predator that was also on sale. i like semi water resistant pants anyways...getting wet legs from walking through a hay field on a cold october morning is no way to start a day