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3rd of November 2011 (Thu)
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How to take my gear to the duck blind
Ok, heres the question, I'm a crazy waterfowler and I want to start bringing my camera to the duck blind. What would you guys use to store my equipment for the ride to the blind. Most of the time we are using a boat to get to the blind, sometimes we hunt dry field pits or layout blinds. Any photos of your set up would be appreciated. I would be taking out a 40D with grip, 70-200L, and a 28-75.
Thanks Eric
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