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novacaine wrote:Man bra...........

Ha. That's what I was thinkin. Looks like that one's a double D.

hdforester wrote:

novacaine wrote:Man bra...........

Ha. That's what I was thinkin. Looks like that one's a double D.

They stole the idea from Kramer -- the "Manssiere". Or was it the "Bro"?

Wingman wrote:http://www.phantomgoosehats.com/

I just got dumber.

I was reading the "New Gear" section of Wildfowl when I came across that one.

in the scrapbook...the dogs are lookin at the dudes wearin the hats the way most painted up, band adorned, lanyard wearin, breakfast eaters get looked at by those of "softer cores"! ha

Wingman wrote:http://www.phantomgoosehats.com/

That is, hands down, the dumbest thing I've ever seen... EVER.

I think I'm gonna wait until they come out with a pintail hat.

Wingman wrote:I think I'm gonna wait until they come out with a pintail hat.

For me, i'm waiting of a flocked head version.........with spinners.

Ok, how many of you are now considering buying a goose or duck hat for someone who just will not keep their head down when ducks are working. I think it may work, "If you make another group flare I am gonna make you put on the goose hat"

ACEINTHEHOLE wrote:Ok, how many of you are now considering buying a goose or duck hat for someone who just will not keep their head down when ducks are working. I think it may work, "If you make another group flare I am gonna make you put on the goose hat"

I like the idea as a form of punishment instead of verbal ridicule. It could catch on. I may get one and keep in my blind bag just in case.................Dont make me pull out the hat!!!!!!

Chuckle12 wrote:

Wingman wrote:http://www.phantomgoosehats.com/

That is, hands down, the dumbest thing I've ever seen... EVER.

People come up with anything. Also people will buy anything.

I am sure someone on here bought one of these things for their hunting party. All 4 of yall in a pit wearing them!

When Sierra Trading Post buys-out inventory .......it's not necessarily a good reflection on those prooducts.

But, for those who want to take advantage of some good deals......and need a ground blind.......all of Banded's ground blinds are reduced.



(L to R: Cross Cut, Dbl Man Cave, RIP)

The Cross Cut Blind is $212.95 (or less, depending on your buyer status).

It wouldn''t be such a bad product (I like the idea of the shroud to reduce angles/shadows), but the steel frame is so heavy, and the skirt is not removeable. This thing weighs 47 pounds! The heaviest of the lightweight blinds on the market weigh around 23 pounds.

We thought about getting one of these (our price is around $135), but I fuss about how bulky a stubbled-up Finisher is, moving it into and out of the truck bed every hunt. So, I don't want something that weighs twice that, unstubbled.

Good concept, probably very durable (especiallly around kids, wild dogs, and clumbsy overwight hunters........but personally, I couldn't justify the weight and bulkiness for our mobile hunting style.

Right now (if you wanted a 2-man blind like for teaching your kids), you can get one of these for $279.

http://www.sierratradingpost.com/s~band ... ed~b~4338/

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