turkey vest
04-07-2003 | 02:25 PM
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Fork Horn
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From: Baltimore MD USA
turkey vest
OK - here is another question.
You guys helped with the sight.
Now I want to get a turkey vest.
I want to buy something nice. I hate nothing more than to buy something to just realize I need to buy something else.
The Super Elite II was recommended by a couple of guys. Is this vest worth the couple extra dollars?
Do you guys recommend something different?
Thanks
Bill
You guys helped with the sight.
Now I want to get a turkey vest.
I want to buy something nice. I hate nothing more than to buy something to just realize I need to buy something else.
The Super Elite II was recommended by a couple of guys. Is this vest worth the couple extra dollars?
Do you guys recommend something different?
Thanks
Bill
04-07-2003 | 05:45 PM
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From: The Wild Turkey Capitol of the World......Missouri
RE: turkey vest
I bought the M.O. Super Elite II this season from www.midwestturkeycall.com and although I haven' t hunted with it yet, I really like the looks of it. It has 20 pockets of all shapes and sizes and a great fold down cushion. A lot of the guys on here like the Bucklick Lounger vests but I didn' t want the extra bulk of it nor did I need the ability to have a backrest built in. So my vote goes for the Elite II, if you get one, you won' t be disappointed.
04-07-2003 | 06:25 PM
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From: Port Hope Ontario Canada
RE: turkey vest
Try sitting in the Bucklick Highback Lounger, man there`s nothing like it. Biggest problem with mine is the kids have found it`s great in front of the TV. I`ll have to wrestle with them to get it back for hunting.
04-08-2003 | 08:53 AM
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RE: turkey vest
I second the Bucklick Creek lounger. That has got to be the most comfortable vest I have ever sat in. With the lounge seat, you don' t even need a tree to lean against. I think it is the most versatile seat out.
04-08-2003 | 11:57 AM
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From: mi USA
RE: turkey vest
BUCKLICK CREEK turkey lounger!
i went the little bit cheaper route and opted for this one over the highback. i can' t believe that the highback could be anymore comfy than this...wow
basspro even has it $10 off right now........can' t beat it for $40.
you will not be disappointed.........
i went the little bit cheaper route and opted for this one over the highback. i can' t believe that the highback could be anymore comfy than this...wow
basspro even has it $10 off right now........can' t beat it for $40.
you will not be disappointed.........
04-08-2003 | 05:32 PM
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From: Conway Arkansas USA
RE: turkey vest
Bucklick Creek Highback Lounger also. Sooooo comfortable with so much back support. Lots of pockets. It worked opening day. Tagged at 5:43 in the morning. Didn' t need comfort for very long but it sure is there if needed.
04-09-2003 | 06:21 AM
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RE: turkey vest
Wing Supply has the Mossy Oak Super Elite II on sale for $49.99
They also have the Mossy Oak Full Strut on sale for $29.99
Both are nice
http://www.wingsupply.com/
They also have the Mossy Oak Full Strut on sale for $29.99
Both are nice
http://www.wingsupply.com/
04-09-2003 | 06:50 AM
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Spike
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From: IA
RE: turkey vest
I have a Highback Bucklick Creek lounger and I wonder why I didn' t have one long ago. I think it is in the Red Head Spring Hunting Specialists 2003 Catalog on page 132. The cost is $69.95. I have the super Elite vest also and would have to say the Highback lounger takes the prize.