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The Revolution knows that you work hard for your money and that testing new hunting and fishing gear in the lobby of your local Cabela's just doesn’t cut it when it comes time to drop some coin. So Jim, Trav and Mrs. Bunny, each week, put the industry's best new outdoor products to the test as they rank them in their Buy or Bust segment. They aren't in to cheap gimmicks, they don't care about what's sexy, they just want dependable gear at reasonable price and nothing else.
Sometimes the best things comes in small packages with small price tags and that’s the case with Cabela’s Watertight Utility Boxes. What’s better than gear that is not only useful, but doesn’t break the bank. At no more than $10 for a 2-pack, these handy utility boxes are no brainers. The most obvious use for these utility boxes is of course to keep your fishing gear organized and protected. We’ve all seen someone with a tackle box that looks like the family cat got in there and played. It’s not only a mess, but a hazard, as well. One wrong move and all the sudden you’ve got a circle hook imbedded in your palm. It pays to be organized and it’s simple with these customizable boxes.
I really like outdoor gear that can pull double duty - it can meet my hunting/camping/outdoor needs, but it can also serve a utilitarian purpose. Gear like this is not only functional, but more affordable, as well, because you get more use out of it which can better justify the purchase to begin with. A portable generator definitely fits this criteria. Last week I unboxed and assembled the Cabela's Outdoorsman 3800/4750-Watt Remote Start Generator and tucked it under the bench in my shop where I was going to let it sit until l had time to break it in and get it ready for its first expedition into the outdoors. Little did I know that Mother Nature had some serious plans with severe weather and I'd be needing that generator sooner than I anticipated.
This week on Buy or Bust we’re talking, bedding. Wait! What? You heard me right, when I’m not being totally awesome hunting deer, fishing and focusing on all things outdoors, I appreciate a good place to lay my head at night :)
You won’t find me at Bed, Bath and Beyond picking out pillows – what makes this all okay is that I buy my bedding at Cabela’s, where I can also purchase something a bit manlier at the same time…like binoculars or a generator.
Strap on your floaties and smear on the sunscreen, it's time get outside and do some fishing and camping. The temperatures are rising and that means it's time to get all your gear together and stretch a line. When it comes to "must-have" summer outdoor gear, a cooler is at the top of the list to keep those beverages cold and your daily catch on ice. The Cabela's Polar Cap Equalizer Cooler a is do-all kind of cooler.
With warm weather on its way, now is the perfect time to get out and do some target shooting and sharpen your skills before fall hunting seasons open again. Cabela’s Ground Pounder Targets are a great investment for a summer worth of fun. These bright yellow targets come in different shapes and sizes, but the premise is the same regardless of the shape (box, ball, star, bottle or can). When shooters successfully hit the target, the geometric/angular design causes the target to fly, bounce and roll and challenges the shooter to reacquire the target in their sights and adjust as necessary in order to hit again.
It’s time to retire those thermal underwear – winter is out, the heat is coming in and it’s fixing to get swampy y’all. I have to admit, I’m not a shorts kind of guy, in fact, I’m not sure the last time my legs saw the light of day. My daily attire consists of jeans, t-shirts, cowboy boots and possibly a hoodie for cooler mornings.
Many of you know that I am a big fan of the CINCH brand, I have been wearing their apparel for well over a decade. The fine folks at CINCH understand us, the outdoor lovers, and know what kind of wear and tear our clothes encounter and they design accordingly. Their jeans are tough, their button downs are iconic, their t-shirts are a closet staple and their boots have endured endless miles under my feet.
When you find something you really like…buy 3! Okay, that may not be a hard and fast rule, but Cabela’s Electronic Cable Hoists serve a variety of purposes, make my life easier, and are a practical tool. So, why wouldn’t I want more than one?
When it comes to knives, everyone has an opinion, and rightfully so. What is comfortable, functional and effective for one hunter may not necessarily meet the rigors of another hunter’s demands. We have a lot of knives, maybe even a ridiculous number of knives. However, that also means we have used about everything out there and know what we like. With that being said, when it comes to field dressing this past fall we relied heavily on our Cabela's Alaskan Guide® Series Alpha Fixed Knife by Buck Knives®.
Spring has sprung and it’s time to chase some gobblers! It’s time to break out the pop-up blind, pattern the shotguns and put some fresh meat in the freezer. In a departure from our deer hunting strategy, which is almost entirely spot and stalk, we do our turkey hunting from a blind. Turkeys have such keen eyesight that a blind is very forgiving and helps mask movements that would otherwise bust a hunter.
Technology has certainly come a long way when it comes to fishing, and these advancements have all been made with the goal of helping anglers achieve greater success on the water. That’s exactly the idea behind the Tackobox SmartRod.
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