As far as Buying the kits go THe ink you get with them Is REALLY REALLY CHEAP! And bad it dose not hold that good and fades FAST! So I would buy the guns at least 2 of them a liner and a shader gun and get some Good egro tubes! I will go find some things and mark all the links out for ya and post them back here I well do some diggin and get it all set up for ya and I know Money is tight like with me so I will find good prices! fo ya!
just give me a few hrs! to put it all together and I will have a post up for ya!
I dont think that kit is going to be a good one for ya! I can find better deals on better guns and stuff with a little google work!
And almost any Ink you get in a starter kit is going TO SUCK big time!
I know Mothers or MOM's ink is good stuff!
I am waiting on a friend of mine who has a line on a place to make guns I guess something I should have asked you is weight a big thing with you do you like Lighter things to work with our is it not that big a deal?
Ya know if thats what your looking for! it is going to be heavy and most of the Kool looking ones are only to put on a shelve and look good! because they dont last alot of times!
I talked to one of my friends and they said this is a great starter kit for someone at a great price they said it would last you tell you get your feet wet! I have some other info I want to send ya in a PM to watch out for! there are alot of tattoo scamers going on out there!
as far as ink goes check with the shop that your going to be at some of them have a certen ink they want you to use! they should also help you if you have any question's on guns and stuff like that some places are going to a newer style of gun I guess from what I am hearing!
"LOL!! Bella and I just finished making the gingerbread cookies and wouldn't you know it they ran away again!!! She was busy rolling out more dough so I made all the ones up to that point "disappear", you should have seen her face when she turned around and saw they were GONE! She even looked outside for tiny foot prints in the snow. LOL!!
The following batches that came out of the oven she made sure to keep an eye on and put them in the cookie jar ASAP! She now has bits of sticky dough sealing the cookie jar lid so the rest of them don't run away. She even told the rest of them "please don't run away! I want you to see Santa!"
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my brother is tattooing next weekend and he has a few openings if your looking to get a tattoo let me know I will get you in touch with him I know one CC member that has went to him for a tattoo and from what I hear is More then happy with it!!
ok I am looking to get a new pair of boots mine just aren't cutting it anymore. My toes are always going numb so without toe warmers I'm miserable I'm looking to get a pair of boots that I might not have this issue I'm looking for suggestions. I've found these and they look good on "paper" but would like any feedback you all can give me. Also feel free to give other suggestions as well I need to keep the price in this range or less. Sorel Caribou Thanks for any help.
I've had my sorels for over 20 years now. Clunky walking, but feet stay warm. Make sure they are not tight on your feet and leave room for heavy socks.
Sorel's are quite open on the top, and with all the snow this year, will fill up with snow. Something that ties tighter around your ankle keeps the snow out. Keeping your feet dry is the key to staying warm. Downside to pac boots are that they are difficult to walk in for long distances and clunky walking like Mikey said.
Ice fisherpeople know what it takes to keep their feet warm:
Just a couple suggestions from an ice fisherman and geocacher who spends a lot of time walking long distances in the winter. Personally, I use thinsulate lined leather boots that also have Goretex to keep them waterproof. They work much better in snowshoes.
I currently have a pair of Sorel's that I bought 10 years ago but my toes just aren't staying warm in them. They are alittle tight with my socks on so I'm going to make sure to get a pair that will be big enough for my wool socks. I really don't want to spend much more than $100 even that is pushing my budget.
When I was a kid delivering newspapers, we used to buy XXL Army surplus artic Bunny boots and wear tennis shoes inside. I wonder of you can still buy those boots? Very warm and very cheap.
Try Sportsman's guide. They have an outlet store and a catalog counter right here in So. St. Paul. I usually wear a man's boot. There's more room for heavy socks without being tight. I think you'd want a 400-600 gram Thinsulate boot.
I found some Columbia Boots for the $100 price range that I like the look and style of but they are only rated for -25F. Honest opinion, will I be happy with this in the long run knowing my toes get cold easy or should I find the extra cash and spend the $130 it'll cost to get a pair rated for colder -40 to -65F? Honestly the temps never get that cold without the windchill factor so do I need the -40 to -65? But would it be beneficial even if it doesn't get that cold knowing my toes always seem to go numb from the cold?
Boots for warmth are NOT MEANT FOR FASHION. Keep that in mind. Go a half size to a full size bigger - that extra trapped air in the boot keeps your feet warmer a helluva lot longer, plus it give you room for one or two warm socks. Plus, if your feet sweat, the moisture will not get trapped immediately next to your skin, which means a quick freeze-up.
I swear by these. They keep my feet nice and warm, and they are easy to run around in. That is my one gripe about Sorels, they tend to not be as firm between the ankle and knee and therefore are a bit clumsy.
Oh my boots are not fashionable at all! But I want something that's not going to be too cluncky to walk around in because I have a hip issue that gets screwy and very painful if I walk around in something that makes me walk not normal the snow screws it up enough need the boots to be easy walkin'. I am going to definately buy one size bigger I always thought they should fit that if there was extra room it would just hold the cold...I know I'm not so smart....
You have all given me some great info thanks!! I just wanted info from the experts. I didn't want to just take some sales clerks suggestion when they probably have never been outside in the middle of winter in their lives! :eek:
This may sound a little weird, but I believe that wind chills won't matter in terms of the temperature rating of the boot. If the temperature is 10 below, and the wind chill is 40 below, the temperature of the air itself is still only 10 below. The wind chill means if something is exposed to the wind, it will lose heat at the same rate it would if the temperature were 40 below, and since we are losing heat faster, it *feels* colder, even though the temperature is the same whether the wind is blowing or not. With a good pair of boots, your feet shouldn't be exposed to the wind, and thus you really only have the air temperature to worry about. So maybe that will save you $30.
Thats what I was thinking that -25 should be good enough because honestly if it's that cold I'm leaving the hunting up to y'all and I'm staying home with some hot cocoa :wink: I just wanted other opinions about the temp rating and how accurate it really is.
Starting to go a little crazy waiting for the hunt. It is creeping into my mind almost non stop. This is bad. Way too much time until the start of the hunt for this to be happening.
from years of playing hockey as a kid growing up and years of taking off my skates only to look down and see blue toes I now have issues with cold feet and poor cirulation.
I have had nice sorals, great big irish setters (which i do like), and muks ...I gotta agree with mucluck the muks are the way to go...
just give me a few hrs! to put it all together and I will have a post up for ya!
And almost any Ink you get in a starter kit is going TO SUCK big time!
I know Mothers or MOM's ink is good stuff!
I am waiting on a friend of mine who has a line on a place to make guns I guess something I should have asked you is weight a big thing with you do you like Lighter things to work with our is it not that big a deal?
I talked to one of my friends and they said this is a great starter kit for someone at a great price they said it would last you tell you get your feet wet! I have some other info I want to send ya in a PM to watch out for! there are alot of tattoo scamers going on out there!
as far as ink goes check with the shop that your going to be at some of them have a certen ink they want you to use! they should also help you if you have any question's on guns and stuff like that some places are going to a newer style of gun I guess from what I am hearing!
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My good news is that today I was offered a nine-month contract with a medical device company in Minneapolis! I start on Monday January 3.
I am moving back to Minnesota for the duration, at least.
Medtronic? St. Jude?
And cluey you forgot boston sci.
"LOL!! Bella and I just finished making the gingerbread cookies and wouldn't you know it they ran away again!!! She was busy rolling out more dough so I made all the ones up to that point "disappear", you should have seen her face when she turned around and saw they were GONE! She even looked outside for tiny foot prints in the snow. LOL!!
The following batches that came out of the oven she made sure to keep an eye on and put them in the cookie jar ASAP! She now has bits of sticky dough sealing the cookie jar lid so the rest of them don't run away. She even told the rest of them "please don't run away! I want you to see Santa!"
Got to love the imagination of 6 year olds
my brother is tattooing next weekend and he has a few openings if your looking to get a tattoo let me know I will get you in touch with him I know one CC member that has went to him for a tattoo and from what I hear is More then happy with it!!
Ice fisherpeople know what it takes to keep their feet warm:
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These might be easier to walk in for longer distances:
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Just a couple suggestions from an ice fisherman and geocacher who spends a lot of time walking long distances in the winter. Personally, I use thinsulate lined leather boots that also have Goretex to keep them waterproof. They work much better in snowshoes.
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Turned red today guess it wants me to new er something.
I have had nice sorals, great big irish setters (which i do like), and muks ...I gotta agree with mucluck the muks are the way to go...
finally i have toasty warm feet.