tsoc

Fortunately there havn't been any in recent memory.That is only because I have screwed up in the past and have vowed not to repeat the same mistakes.

deerhunter518

you got that right lol

GRIZZLYMAN

Oh, probably worse than the target are the Rocky Buckstalkers that I bought several years ago. They are heavy, too bulky, and even with 1000 grams of thinsulate, do a worse job of keeping my feet warm than the Irish Setters with 800 grams that I bought last year.

heo kyle

I second the motorola radio's. The set I have only one of them receives the other which pretty much makes them useless. Pisses me off since I threw all the packaging out and the receipt.

craitchky

A cheap Wally World climbing tree stand, almost killed myself with it. Went with a Lone Wolf Sit and Climb, worth the money.

Cougar Mag

Two quickly comes to mind:

1. Original Jennings Buckmaster compound.........too much recoil and cheaply made. Within a month the the thin metal cam sheared. Jennings took care of it and then I got rid of it.

2. A pair of waterproof Rocky hunting boots that I had bought to use in Colorado. Terrible for the mountains although they were great on the Illinois flatland.

cynikalHC

One of the cheap Game Finder Thermal Game Recovery. I thought thatANY help would be good when trying to find a hit deer. But I have yet to get ANY help out of that thing.

Steven McBee

oldstealth cam

early in

Smart man!

MECHDOC

For me it was a gallon of C' mere deer.I used to get pictures all the time from my trailcam until I put that stuff out now all I see is racoons deer have completly left the area.