BMO Response Page

BMO Response Page

This is a compilation of your archived feedback as it was submitted. Bookmark this page and you will be able to read what your fellow hunting camp members say. CAUTION:These are unedited remarks! Feel free to post your comments via the FEEDBACK page to remark about anything you read here. All entries will have the author's first name and e-mail listed so you can contact them regarding their thoughts and comments directly if you wish.

Received week of June 15, 1998.

Just received the latest Cabella's catalogue. Tree stands up the gazoo! Now it's gonna be hard to decide which one to get. Help from bmo junkies. Advice is needed...send out the word. Dale
(Elevate) Myself (stand choice) Iron Range (Comments and suggestions) My pet deer rifle is my Remington 742 30.06. I have owned the rifle for 21 years and have bagged 15 deer with it. It is stock except for the 2.5x8 Scopechief and I also had a trigger job by Southwest guns in Pheonix for a 3.5lb pull and microscopic creep. I prefer the semi auto because a portion of my hunting is participating in drives. Shots are often running, and I have had deer stop after missing the first shot. With the auto, there is no working of an action to give away my location. Easy standing shot. Another one bites the dust! (Respondent's first name) Goodranger (Respondent's e-mail address) goodranger@sprintmail.com
from wisconsin: tanks for the advices on new stands! we will use it alot! also, we seen the tree stands in cabela's also too. and i don't like them too much because you have to carry them out and set them up and then someone usually steals them once. now, i seen a neat tree stand (house) nort a pembine last year that measures 4'X 8'!! it has sides and a roof! and nobody has tried to steal it once! really pretty up there. we went on a tick run to count deers and saw 7 adult and about 4 fawns they all looked nice. so, from wisconsin, have a nice day.(Respondent's first name) joe (Respondent's e-mail address) jsmader@lakefield.net