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For sale is a Bushnell 6500 Elite 4.5 x 30 x 50mm with sunshade, owners manual and original box. Scope has side focus. Purchased new 04/2009. $700 + shipping for questions call Kevin at 817-296-6491

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Thanks for the advice everybody. I have plenty of scopes, more than enought to cover the rifles I have. As for the 17hmr, I have a cheap BSA ballistic calibrated Sweet 17 that has performed flawlessly.

I fixed your typo and by the way...sold!

Replaced my Leupold VXIII 3.5x10x40mm with a Mark 4. What is this scope worth to sell? It is the glossy finish and has two scratches in the finish that are about 3/16" long. Everything works perfectly. It does not have parallex adjust. Reticle is the duplex.

Go with a boot/sock combination that is comfortable. The socks should wick moisture away from your feet well and the boots should be well broken in before you begin your hunt. I also recommend having at least two pair of boots to alternate between days as they will get wet inside from the sweat...

No, I have only used the Rhino for communication. The reception depended largely on terrain even on gprs channels. Transmission and reception improved near peaks. I used mine basically for the gps function and it to worked spotty depending upon the density of the timber.

You may already have it but here is the link to the Colorado Division of Wildlife website hunting home page. Hunting Home - Colorado Division of Wildlife

The 110, 120, 130, and the new ones will communicate with each other as well as the motorola and other walkie talkies. Make sure you are on the same channel and the same or no blocker. Also if you are taking a Rhino pick up some rechargeable batteries and a dc charger for your vehicle. These...

A set of USGS topo maps of the area you plan to hunt can be valuable as to finding bottlenecks and saddles as well as water holes. Also current aerial maps are good at showing timber and access points. Study your area well. Nothing like hiking several miles to find that you are closer to...

Also don't forget that Colorado requires license purchasers to have taken some sort of hunter education class endorsed at the state level. For bowhunting the I.B.E.P. (International Bowhunter Education Program) is a very informative class that takes about 8 hours to complete, and is accepted in...

I call her "Harvester" and the ole man of the mountain "Ole Salty" Mathews Switchback 70# 28.5" 60% let-off Mathews MQ1 70# 28.5" 60% let-off (for the mountains) Limbsavers Tru-peep Vital Bow Gear drop away arrowrest Cobra Sidewinder sight Kwikee 3 arrow quiver Katquiver IV (for the mountains)...