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 WALKING HIKING TREKKING CAMPING FISHING HUNTING STICK CAMERA MONOPOD ADJUSTABLE $35.99 Time Remaining: 19h 5m Buy It Now for only: $35.99 |
 Folding Walking Hiking Stick Pole Camera DSLR DC Monopod New $18.75 Time Remaining: 20d 22h 19m Buy It Now for only: $18.75 |
 Folding Compact Ultra Lightweight Walking Hiking Stick Pole Camera DSLR Monopod $21.87 Time Remaining: 6d 39m Buy It Now for only: $21.87 |
 Folding Walking Hiking Stick Pole Camera DSLR Monopod $12.50 Time Remaining: 14d 18h 44m Buy It Now for only: $12.50 |
 Folding Walking Hiking Stick Pole Camera DSLR Monopod $20.31 Time Remaining: 12d 4h 47m Buy It Now for only: $20.31 |
 Folding Walking Hiking Stick Pole Camera DSLR Monopod $20.78 Time Remaining: 13d 18h 52m Buy It Now for only: $20.78 |
 Folding Compact Ultra Lightweight Walking Hiking Stick Pole Camera DSLR Monopod $18.76 Time Remaining: 20d 22h 20m Buy It Now for only: $18.76 |
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ALUM WALKING STICK/ MONOPOD List Price: $26.19 Sale Price: $10.29  |
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Features camera screw head under twist-off top sure-grip hand grip wrist strap twist-action leg locks and shock-absorbing construction. Extends to 53" and reduces to 26". Gift boxed. |
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Promaster Monopod/Walking Stick ~ Black List Price: $40.00 Sale Price: $19.00 |
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The PROMASTER Monopod/Walking Stick is a handy and versatile accessory. It features an anti-shock design for the ultimate in comfort when using it as a walking stick. The comfortable ball grip unscrews to reveal a 1/4 threaded platform to allow you to mount your camera so the walking stick becomes a monopod... |
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DMKFoto Walking Stick and Monopod for Digital Camera List Price: $35.99 Sale Price: $17.99 |
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This is a 3-section light weight Alpenstock walking stick / monopod with compass. |
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Brunton Three-section Monopod for Binoculars and Transits List Price: $65.00 Sale Price: $47.50 |
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Our monopod¿s quick set-up makes it a favorite for lightweight packers who use binoculars, scopes or cameras. It¿s also sturdy enough to be used as a walking stick. |
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Opteka MP100 67" Professional Heavy Duty Photo / Video Monopod List Price: $29.95 Sale Price: $16.95 |
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Follow the action and keep your horizons true, shot after shot. And, when you move your camera for a different view, you can reset it level in seconds. No more fussing with blurry pictures or tired arms... |
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DMKFoto Light Weight Monopod Walking Stick with Ball Head List Price: $35.99 Sale Price: $27.99 |
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Ideal for walking and mounting of a small digital cameraPadded grip |
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Trek-Tech TrekPod XL Carbon Fiber Monopod/Tripod/Hiking Staff with MagMount Pro Ball Head for Stabilization of DSLR's, Scopes or Optical Devices List Price: $349.00 Sale Price: $288.85 |
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An invaluable aid for nature photographers, the TrekPod XL serves as a monopod, tripod, and hiking staff all in one. The lightweight, height-adjustable TrekPod XL is made of lightweight carbon fiber, with a quick-release MagMount Pro system for attaching a camera or optical device... |
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55" Walking Stick / Monopod List Price: $7.50 Sale Price: $11.70 |
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Bianbai Hardwood Walking Stick clear gloss finishTop end unscrews to expose a Camera / Binocular mounting screw55" long with removeable Rubber Tip With Metal spike |
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Crosman Shooting & Hiking Monopod List Price: $34.99 Sale Price: $25.99 |
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Monopod Designed for hunting, hiking & wildlife observation Lightweight aluminum alloy Spring-loaded, anti-shock design 30 to 63 adjustable length V-yoke converts to a shooting stick for rifles & crossbows Remove handle to attach cameras, spotting scopes and binoculars Includes rubber tip for paved surfaces, snow disc, & wrist strap with compass & thermometer |
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Trekpod Go! Pro 123 Travel Monopod-Tripod-Hiking Staff (Black) List Price: $229.99 Sale Price: $155.00 Used From: $175.00 |
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The TrekPod Go! PRO is a unique, versatile multi-tool for active photographers. It quickly converts from a hiking staff, to a monopod, to a tripod. Use the TrekPod Go! PRO in places ordinary tripods can’t go, such as in zoos and stadiums where space is limited and tripods are prohibited... |
How can I get the local cops to help protect a hiking trail?
I recently took a hiking trip to the Pine Mountain Trail in KY/VA. When I was there I saw something that really made me angry. There was a group people driving up the trail on offroad vehicles. I think some of the model names of them are Rhino and Mule but I'm not sure what to call them. They sort of look like and offroad golf cart. Anyway they were just destroying the trail. One got stuck and I couldn't help but laugh at him. Because of lazy people like them, I had to walk through deep puddles of mud that their tires had left. My whole hike was me walking through mud. I'm so irritated about this. The trail has a policy about being only for foot traffic. Who could I contact about something like this?
Trust me they were not cops
i know what ur talking about...i live on va horse trail and live 1/4 mile from appy...all kind of crap goes on on them...report as many details to forest service.....ive delt with the forest service,,hopeless/helpless all you can do is report it. several times ive gone to Mount rodgers headquarters in Sugar grove to report things..[once to return a trail sign someone knocked over,,,never to be seen again.lol] its a waste of time but i do it,,and carry a gun when up in the woods just in case. try google/yahoo US forest service they do have a nice site lol
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