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it has foldable rear seats + ski window in them, but considering trying to find a matching skibox.

even comes with studded tires for winter
 
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14314276:Sdot. said:

Very, very nice. I have a pair of ELs and have wanted a Swaro spotting scope for quite a while (I even have the tripod for it). I just can't justify it right now with how infrequently I use a spotter.
 
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Pretty sure I'm at my happy place when I've got a pile of bike parts accumulating in the spare bedroom with no frame to hang them off of yet.
 
14314371:jblaski said:
Swaro? Look at you, moneybags. Enjoy your crystal clear optics while the rest of us are slumming it with our mid-tier Vortex's.

Yes, well lots of personal sacrifice has come with my salary - I'm sure more than most on this site - including not seeing my kids for months at a time throughout the pandemic because I was working 18-22 hour days and essentially living at my office... Those are moments that I would gladly trade a Swaro to get back. But since that's not possible, we'll put our new optics to use while on a twelve-day family moose+caribou hunt (kids and all) next month.

We recently sold our Vortex Viper 20-60x80 that I bought my husband as a wedding present in 2014. It was a decent scope, but it just doesn't cut it when trying to determine whether a Dall's sheep ram is legal or not (among other things)!
 
14314398:iFlip said:
Very, very nice. I have a pair of ELs and have wanted a Swaro spotting scope for quite a while (I even have the tripod for it). I just can't justify it right now with how infrequently I use a spotter.

That's awesome! Do you love them? And yeah, pulling the trigger on this scope is an investment, but we are hoping it will pay off.

My dad - who's a bird biologist - FINALLY bought himself a pair of ELs to celebrate his retirement. My binos are a pair of Vipers from 2013, and I definitely have bino envy! This is my first year since 2013 that I am able to go on a hunt longer than four days (having kids, crazy jobs), so we'll see how everything goes.
 
14314526:Sdot. said:
Yes, well lots of personal sacrifice has come with my salary - I'm sure more than most on this site - including not seeing my kids for months at a time throughout the pandemic because I was working 18-22 hour days and essentially living at my office... Those are moments that I would gladly trade a Swaro to get back. But since that's not possible, we'll put our new optics to use while on a twelve-day family moose+caribou hunt (kids and all) next month.

We recently sold our Vortex Viper 20-60x80 that I bought my husband as a wedding present in 2014. It was a decent scope, but it just doesn't cut it when trying to determine whether a Dall's sheep ram is legal or not (among other things)!

Hopefully my post came off as sarcastic jealousy, and not being a dick. Good luck on the hunt! Caribou and Yukon moose, and Dall sheep are all on my short list of bucket-list hunts.
 
14314535:Sdot. said:
That's awesome! Do you love them? And yeah, pulling the trigger on this scope is an investment, but we are hoping it will pay off.

My dad - who's a bird biologist - FINALLY bought himself a pair of ELs to celebrate his retirement. My binos are a pair of Vipers from 2013, and I definitely have bino envy! This is my first year since 2013 that I am able to go on a hunt longer than four days (having kids, crazy jobs), so we'll see how everything goes.

They're great but I honestly don't use them as much as I use cheaper (but still quality) more compact binoculars. The hunting I do in the Northeast where I utilize optics is usually treestand hunting for whitetails and bears. I really don't need an amazing quality pair of optics. My compact/pocket-sized Zeiss get most of the use.

I'll happily give you the ELs if you get a guide accreditation in Alaska so that I can come Dall hunting with you.
 
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Got a new bike to get around especially cus my truck has been in poor shape this summer. She needs some new rear brake pads and pretty general tuning up but otherwise is in great shape. I want to ride a lot more both for the environment and fitness, plus it's fun. Ik it's not the craziest bike but I haven't had one since my first semester of college so im hyped
 
14316751:r00kie said:
Electric lawnmowers are the move. Why anyone eould buy a new gas powered mower is beyond me.

Gas mowers for residential use exist to protect those with fragile sense of masculinity tied up by how much noise something makes.
 
14316784:No.Quarter said:
Gas mowers for residential use exist to protect those with fragile sense of masculinity tied up by how much noise something makes.

What happens when the wife shoots down the purchase of a Harley.
 
14316784:No.Quarter said:
Gas mowers for residential use exist to protect those with fragile sense of masculinity tied up by how much noise something makes.

Yea but you ever start your gas mower at 8am on a Saturday and get that sweet sweet wiff of gas and that noise???
 
14316794:ColoradoDogfart said:
Yea but you ever start your gas mower at 8am on a Saturday and get that sweet sweet wiff of gas and that noise???

Gotta establish dominance over your neighbors. Here I am with a Prius lawnmower
 
14316784:No.Quarter said:
Gas mowers for residential use exist to protect those with fragile sense of masculinity tied up by how much noise something makes.

Nothing like getting a good mow in at 7am with my gas mower, then tidying up with my two stroke weed eater. And if I'm feeling extra chipper, I'll trim the hedges with the two stroke hedge trimmer.
 
14316784:No.Quarter said:
Gas mowers for residential use exist to protect those with fragile sense of masculinity tied up by how much noise something makes.

I want whoever downvoted this to know that the sound of a nice engine will pump up my pecker to full attention
 
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btw this is possibly the nicest sweatshirt i’ve ever owned go hit up the boys [tag=280120]@syndicate.ski[/tag]

(6’ 160lbs in xxl)

**This post was edited on Sep 4th 2021 at 1:45:13pm
 
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