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Bass Pro Shops | HUNTING INDIANA A woman goes into Bass Pro Shop to buy a rod and reel for her grandson's birthday She doesn't know which one to get so she just grabs one and goes over to the counter A Bass Pro Shop associ
Fall Classic | HUNTING INDIANA Well we had a great time at the Clarksville, IN Bass Pro Shops Fall Classic We had a pretty good turnout all day, and sold quite a bit of product, which is not easy as this is not a major waterfowl
Wait!!! Stop the presses!!! | HUNTING INDIANA Woody Williams has decided to compete in this year's Indiana State duck and Open goose competitions, Aug 25th, 26th at the Portage, IN Bass Pro Shops Waterfowl Weekend!!!!!! He is a sure lock for
Where to buy break free CLP? | The High Road Just curious where I can buy CLP? Sporting goods store, gun store, or am I going to have to order it online? I haven't been able to find it, but maybe i'm looking in the wrong places
Remington UMC . 223. . . ? | The High Road I bought 120 boxes of that stuff at Bass Pro Shops last summer for $5 99 a box and what I have shot through my AR (many boxes) have shot fine and haven't noticed any primer irregularities
A deer quality perspective | HUNTING INDIANA Nice, healthy antlerless deer are "quality" deer too, but they don't sell stuff for Cabela's and Bass Pro Shops The Fall catalogs never have does on them except as sleek Antler Candy for Old Mossyhorns I am not so naive as to think that this is ever going to happen
Home-made Lume-Noks? | HUNTING INDIANA Go to Wal-Mart or Bass Pro shops and get the Thill Nite Brite brand Bobber Light replacements They're like around $2 or $3 each 2 Take your nocks and get 2 drill bits The first bit will be a 5 64 and the second will be a 5 32 Use the 5 64 to drill a hole from the insert part of your nock through the bottom of the fork in the nock