Construction Paper Pig Ears

I've used it a few times, and now I'm not afraid of taking any pig path.

Solid construction and a great value under $. Exchanged Ultimate Ears which broke the second time I used them.

Fits perfect and works just like it should. Can't wait for my Texas pig hunt to try it out.

I purchased this for the Lid of a gator rack that I use for In ears. The dimensions are exactly what they say they are. The zippers and construction is better than expected. It also comes with strips of velcro for attaching.

Paper is fine for construction drawings, easy to load and use.

This was "a pig in a poke" since the only flashes I've ever used were Canon.� I wanted one for my E-M1 Mk II, but didn't feel like paying the price for an Olympus one.� I've only tested with it so far, but it seems to be doing the job nicely.

Versatile. Compact. Mobile. Just what I needed when I'm feral pig hunting with my thermals all night! I keep two batteries charging and on the ready in my vehicle. When necessary I perform the 'hot swap' and keep right on hunting. Watson comes with a Wall plug when at home and cleaning my pig pounder. The Vehicle Charger when hunting piggies. Watson Dual Rapid Charger is a real convenience. Gitchu one...

buying a wide angle zoom lens in Manhattan is equal to feeling like a pig in sh..! Wouw, what a view on high-rises, sky-scrapers, or panoramic pictures taken down from Empire State or Top of the Rocks! A must if you have been thinking about adding a specialty lens to your gear!

After being impressed by the 3-9x40 E1s on other rifles I bought this 3-9x50 and mounted it on my Savage model 10 precision carbine in .308. I absolutely love the features and the price. Blows away scopes costing much more. Awesome low light performance allowed me to shoot a running wild pig after sunset. Quartering towards me I could barely make out something moving quickly across a green field with my naked eye, and when I looked through the E1 I could easily make out the feral pig and put three shots on her while running full tilt. One in the ham, one in the chest, and 1 in the brain pan which stopped her instantly. She dropped charging my stand at 115 yards. Great hunt, Great memories, Great scope.

I use my cameras to monitor feral pig activity and very pleased. We know immediately when they enter our property and respond to eliminate them.