TRIPLE HEADER Today we’re running a Triple header. The first one will run until noon MST, the second will then start and run until 6pm MST after which a third deal will follow up.
Today’s Triple Header
- MONTANA DECOY WHITE TAIL BUCK DECOY (55% off)
- LEUPOLD RX 1000 RANGEFINDER (38% off)
- TEAM REALTREE SHORT SLEEVE CAMO SHIRT (55% off)
Today’s Featured Deal: MONTANA DECOY WHITE TAIL BUCK DECOY
Suggested Retail Price: $79.99
Camofire Price: $24.99 – 55% OFF
Description:
Whitetail bucks are notoriously wary. Put the advantage in your tree stand with the White Tail Buck Decoy from Montana Decoy. With it’s life like appearance, light weight, compact design and fast set up this decoy can not be beat. This Whitetail Deer decoy is constructed of a durable polyester fabric with a spring steel band inside the body to hold the body erect. To support the Decoy, fiberglass poles (included) with step stakes are used. The decoy body has a high quality picture printed on both sides, giving the 2D decoy that 3D look.
Not convinced? Jerry McPherson’s video of a buck trying to mount his whitetail doe decoy attests to how realistic they are, or how confused a buck hopped up on testosterone can become. Not only did the buck try to mount the decoy, but when the decoy fell over, it tried to prop it back up using its antlers. With the buck decoy, you’d better shoot the challenger before he puts the hurt on your Montana Decoy. they are flexible enough to stuff and conform into your pack.
Lightweight, durable, compact, realistic and effective – everything a serious hunter is looking for! Believe the hype, Montana Decoys are for real.
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Kendall, any chance of the pop up blinds coming up in the near future?
Hey guys love the 1/4 zip-switchback pants from core4!
any chance they are making a vest or a light jacket in the mm pattern?
What about a ball cap in the mm pattern?
So what does everyone think about these decoys ???? I like the concept but was actually looking at a 3D one……any comments or advice ???
Kris,
Great decoys. They are hard to tell from real from about 15 yards on out. I don’t know how the deer see them, but I’d carry one of these over a 3-D anyday. I use the turkey hen version a lot and have good results with them. I’ve had bucks look at my doe decoy but not come in on it, however, I’m usually hunting late or post-rut in the late Fall, early Winter months.
These fold flat, pop-up open, and the support poles are shock corded together so you don’t lose a section. The photo prints are good quality and “look” real. Hope this helps your decision.
Kendall,
Any chance on lining up some of the high end game bags?
http://www.biggamebags.com/
http://www.pristineventures.com/products/game-bags.html
I just can’t bring myself to pay full retail on those bags but would love to have either type. I use the Alaskan Game Bags from Cabelas and they are good, but after packing out the 3rd elk last year in them I need some new ones this year.
Hey Kendall just wanted to tell you that those Sitka Acsent pants rock… I am glad I bought 2 pair while they were so cheap. Thanks for all of the awesome deals you bring to this site.
Are these optics REALLY that much better than something in the 100 dollar range? Discounted items of this value are super tempting… but still substantially more expensive than any rangefinder I’ve used. Thoughts?
Far superior than that of a 100 buck Optic. Do yourself a favor and buy the best Optics you can afford. Sell something if you have too, you won’t be dissapointed!
Jeremy,
Core 4 makes a Jacket, I don’t know how light it is, but there are other companies that use the Mountain Mimicry camo pattern. I know Kryptek makes a vest and a jacket.
Mike B,
I use a pair of RXB-IV’s that were issued to me for work and have a set of bushnell’s for backup. The main differences i see in the 2 brands, and price ranges is as follows:
sub-30yrd measurements are not available on the Bushnell, and the Leupold goes down to 12 yds the Bushnell I have only measures to 500 yds, the Leupold measures a lot farther.
ability to measure, The Bushnell and the Leupold I have will not always give me measurement readings, but the Leupold will give some readings off objects the Bushnell will not.
speed of distance acquisition, neither take forever, but the Leupold is definitely faster at measuring a distance.
magnification, the Bushnell has no magnification and the Leupold is 4x
clarity of glass, Bushnell is alright, but will occasionally fog up, Leupold doesn’t fog up, but does not do as well in low light or with a spotlight because of magnification.
accuracy, Bushnell will generally give me a reading that will vary by about 8 yard when ranging the same target, the Leupold will only vary around 3 yards.
The Bushnell I have is a rangefinder only, the Leopold has several extra features.
when it comes down to it both do good jobs, it just depends on how you will use it and what features you want/need.
I hope this helps…
I am a big fan of Camofire.com! Not often do I see a product that that is not a great deal. However, The Leupold RX-1000 lists at Cabelas for $349.99 not $437.49. Your offer of $269.99 is still a great deal, but not quite as advertised!
Typically they just use the manufacturer’s suggested retail price. They usually try to always beat any price of course, but the % off is based on the MSRP, not based on what someone else might happen to be selling it for.
Kendall,
Any chance you have any of the montana decoy bucks left? If so could we add it to my combined order? Thanks!