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Title: Predator Vest
Post by: SwampCat on October 23, 2007, 04:49:55 PM
Primos Predator Vest w/bi-pod, Feather-Dancer Decoy and FoxPro XR6 in rear pockets. XR raised for pic; Flat and buttoned when in transit...
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v373/Swampbird/Predator/The%20GearBag/PredatorVest-001003.jpg)
Title: Re: Predator Vest
Post by: THO Game Calls on October 23, 2007, 05:27:56 PM
I don't get it?    :confused:

This an advertisment, endorsement or something I'm missing LOL

I have never used this vest, bt I did use a Primos Turkey Vest for one season.  Gave it away.   Velcro belongs at home, not in the woods :)

What I would like to see is Badlands come out with a sling pack the size of their Super Day or Day pack.   

Al
Title: Re: Predator Vest
Post by: vvarmitr on October 23, 2007, 05:54:22 PM
Okay, Mr. Swampcat guy, just because you're a newbie don't mean you can leave it on a hanger to show us.  :nofgr:
Oh no, you have to put it on & model it for us. Front view, rear view, & a side view or two.
I promise I'll do my best not to  :hahaha:

I heard some time ago that there were some predator hunting vests coming out. This is the first I've seen. :shrug:  I like vests. Iffen you don't believe me look at my avatar. :biggrin:
Thanks for the heads up Swampcat.
BTW How much $ was it?

BIF Welcome to the board. :wink:
Title: Re: Predator Vest
Post by: studabaka on October 23, 2007, 05:55:59 PM
I have not used either, but a vest with the 'right' storage configuration(s) would be a nice addition in warm conditions. I have yet to spot one that really fits the bill and would be useful for a variety of different hunting, but pockets for stuff is handy if ya can get in and out of them easily and noiselessly...... I agree 10000% on the velcro. I either cut it off, tape it over or use pieces of it to narrow down the connection. Way too much noise in my opinion.
Title: Re: Predator Vest
Post by: Jimmie in Ky on October 23, 2007, 06:05:49 PM
I haven't seen a predator vest either. I use a turkey vest myself and don't mind the velcro at all. Only time I am fishing for a call is when I am changing stands anyway.  Plus I like th big back pocket for carrying hides and such.Jimmie
Title: Re: Predator Vest
Post by: HaMeR on October 23, 2007, 06:44:23 PM
I use my turkey vest too but someday I wanna call April at the Yoters Den & have her make me a real nice one. She will make em the way you want them I believe.
Title: Re: Predator Vest
Post by: wv_yoter on October 23, 2007, 07:29:35 PM
I use a turkey hunting vest also. It's really light with large easily accessible pockets and a nice thick cushion that folds up outta the way when you don't need it. But not a stitch of velcro.
Title: Re: Predator Vest
Post by: bigben on October 23, 2007, 07:53:18 PM
swamp cat is about as straight as they come guys.  it is actually good to see him getting out in the woods and hunting again.  If I remember correctly didn't you have a bout with cancer?  glad you got it nailed down what ever it was.  a guy at work that I kinda consider another grandpa is going through lung cancer right now. 

I allways wondered about the predator specific vests.  I bought a turkey vest for 10.00 two years ago 90% marked down at kmart.  really nice vest.  it has served well.  I do like the back cushion and buttpad.  If I had to get one made it would be the strap design that so many trurkey vests are made like only I would have shell loops for .223 and 12ga shotshells.  other then that I would keep the one I have the same.  the vests do not seem to fit well after you put a heavy coat on.  I was actually thinkin of getting my mother to modify one.  and I do not think april at the yoters den can make em any more.  forgot what happened but email her.
Title: Re: Predator Vest
Post by: FinsnFur on October 23, 2007, 09:33:45 PM
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Title: Re: Predator Vest
Post by: Arkyyoter on October 23, 2007, 09:43:50 PM
I have an el-cheapo turkey vest...but it has enough pockets, both inside and out to carry about everything I want to carry....and a drop down seat to keep the old derrier dry and comfy  :biggrin:

The inside pockets zip and the outside ones snap, so it is quiet enough...I have become rather enamored with NOT carrying a lanyard, as a matter of fact...I dislike them....horribly...so, I put my call lanyard in the left inside pocket, just in case....but I normally just carry two small calls in my right shirt pocket, an open reed Kat Kaller and a very loud coaxer....'bout all I use anymore....the remote goes in my right inside pocket...

I carry my FX 5 in the back part where the game bag is, along with some small poly rope for dragging if I forget my camera...



Joe