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GobblerSlayer

Posted 7/4/2006 2:03:20 PM

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Mike,

I am going to get one of your deer grunts but I dont know which one to get. Do they sound different? Can the Classic get wet? You know hunting in Iowa your bound to get wet. Well thats all I need to know. Thanks for your help.

Semper Fi

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Mike Pentecost

Posted 7/5/2006 9:53:38 PM

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THe CLASSIC Deer Grunt is the wood one. I think it is the best! It can take some water. I don't know how long it could take being submerged and constantly soaked?????????? NEVER TESTED it like that. I know I have used these grunts in Illinois and others have too in bad weather and never had a problem! Thanks for your interest and GOOD LUCK!

Ps. I'll come to Iowa to personally demontrate one with the cameras running if you tie me out one those big Iowa MONSTERS! LOL!

mike

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GobblerSlayer

Posted 7/8/2006 1:52:55 PM

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Sounds good. Let me know when and Ill tie one up and let you take a poke at it. I hope to go over 170 this year. Ive shot a couple in the 150s but I want to go bigger and I know they are here. I get them on camera and see them when I glassing the fields but I dont ever see them when Ive got my bow. Hopefully this year. Nothing beats an Iowa Whitetail hunt.

Semper Fi

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