Overstocked with hunting videos?

[Rusty]

There is nothing more boring than working out on a treadmill! So in order to break the boring cycle, I like to watch hunting videos while "walking the endless plank".

I am wondering if anyone has a few hunting videos that they want to sell at a really reasonable price? I only hunt big game and coyotes, so no duck or turkey tape are needed, but I sure need to replenish my dwindling supply.

If you have a few VCR tapes that are gathering dust, I would like to hear from you. It is a classic win-win situation. I get thin, you get "bucks"!

Rusty [img]graemlins/1zhelp.gif[/img]

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[skahorse]

Rusty,

Several weeks ago I found an untapped source of all of the hunting videos you could want... And for free!! :shocked: :grin:

Check the library man. I was out at Tanabourne library and they had over 10-15, 2-4 hour DVDs. And about the same amount of VHS. Careful though, you can usually only check them out for a week at a time, and the late fees can be hefty ($1.00 a day) but if you stay on top of it... You can get in shape for free!

Good luck, and happy... er, hunting? :whazzup: :grin:

--Skahorse

[Jeremy]

You get to keep stuff from the multnomah county library for 2 weeks at the end of the 2 weeks you can renew it for another two weeks if nobody has reserved it. I have had the goose id test video for about 3 months now. use there website www.multcolib.org instead of going in there and trying to find stuff, you can put 15 items on hold at a time and when they are in they will send you an email and you can go pick them up. They also have new release DVD's i just got the Matrix reloaded and you dont have to worry about taking it back the next day like you would with a movie rental