GIFTS IN $100 RANGE

[samr]

Ok, time for ideas.  Let's eliminate knives, broadheads, arrows, flashlights, headlamps.  What do you have that makes a difference that would be a good gift.  What you
would you like...never know who will read this.  Oh, keep it in the hunting and outdoor category.

[Wudstix]

Got all things you listed, but can always use more tapered Maple shafts.  Check produce review for a great headlamp.

[Petrichor]

Thermacel
Wool socks
Ferrolcium rod and striker

[Cool Springer]

Good thermal underware.  The elastic waste always seems to ware out too soon.

[TooManyHobbies]

Compass, hats, face masks, gloves, tree steps, hang on stand, ladder stand.

[Keefer]

Japanese wet stone for sharpening Knives and broad heads.

[Gdpolk]

What would I like:

• Used, but properly functioning SpinRite cresting machine
• DarnTough wool socks...love them and can't get enough
• Another Bitz Jig with right helical clamp
• Arrow components (.400 gold tips, 100gr inserts, fletchings, heads, etc)
• a large black beavertail to do a grip wrap and sheath insert with

Other great gift ideas:

• handmade leathers - gloves, tabs, arm guards, quivers, etc
• targets
• bows (sometimes used bows can be found for ~$100 or less)
• shooting coaching/instruction
• game processing equipment - meat hooks, knives, grinders, dehydrators, Foodsavers
• clothing/camo
• boots
• memberships/subscriptions - Backcountry Hunters and Anglers, NRA, Tradgang, Traditional Bowhunter Magazine, Primitive Archer Magazine, etc
• literature - back issues of periodicals and/or a variety of good books
• hunting trips - doesn't even have to be fancy or expensive
• fishing equipment/tackle - pretty much everyone I know that likes to hunt doesn't mind a day fishing too
• knives
• high performance flashlights

[TooManyHobbies]

Trail cameras. Gift certificates to 3Rivers, Cabelas, any vendor here, etc.

[Terry Green]

Quality handcrafted wooden grunt calls.

[Terry Green]

KME knife or broadhead sharpener.

[mnbwhtr]

A ground blind chair that I can sit in comfortably for 10 hrs

[Yooper-traveler]

Some cheap suggestions:

Wooden predator calls/rabbit squeal/squeakers.
Additional arrow holders for a head or judo (Piggy back grippers)
A RADA sharpener
Extra rubber tip protectors
String silencers
Extra strings

[Gdpolk]

Quality handcrafted wooden grunt calls.

Jeremy Holden makes some really nice ones.

[Stump73]

New quiver

[Wild Bill MCP 808]

Scent Eliminator

[achigan]

As I've aged, I grown to appreciate consumables as gifts.
A bottle of Good Sippin' Whiskey would be enjoyed for long time.
Address available upon request!😉