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They will just be picking up pieces of their toys after they are shot out of the sky. Nothing but a pipe dream for them.

I did the arranging on them and then put them into this case. I think they turned out really sharp.

I'm having my first name changed to Archer and my middle name Crossbow.....Now I can legally call myself an Archer.....

Hey dont you know you cant call yourself an archer when youre hunting with a crossbow.....

it's also illegal to harass a hunter

Jakes work. But i would defintley throw a hen or two into the mix. Check out the cherokee sports inflatables. Decent price and very lifelike

Not even ten feet from the house. (Date and time were not set but pics were taken over the last 4 weeks) And this guy too...

Jesus Christ....ur a machine!<br /><br />Sent from my PC36100 using Tapatalk 2<br /><br />

I was looking out my window yesterday and saw a Rhinoceros about 45 yards away sitting on his Rhino Ass, looking toward my house. I have 2 house cats and am always worried that the Rhinoceroses will get them. Anyway, I grabbed my shotgun and loaded 3 inch T shot HEVIShot Dead Rhinoceros rounds into it. I am using a HEVIShot Dead Rhinoceros choke tube. I snuck out my door and around the house, leveled the shotgun and let him have it. He hit the ground, twitched for about 3 days and died right there. That's one down and they are extinct.

I agree with your philosophy. However posting a potentially illegal act on a public forum is just asking for trouble.. A word to the wise.. As for me, I have never done ANYTHING illegal, except that time back in 1968 when I got a ticket for an unsafe tire on my 1957 Ford F-100.. I was issued a ticket and paid my debt to society..Seems like it was $25. I was very remorseful and feel guilty about it to this very day, but I learned my lesson and never have been arrested since.

yeah welcome. Bowhunting will be especially challening to begin with. Make sure you get to a archery store with a guy that can help you set it all up and the practice, practice, practice. You owe it to the deer/pig to be able to make a clean shot. If you check out the other forums there should be plenty to get you reading.

This is getting me to excited for turkey season.

I am not trying to disagree with the weed issue with clover planted in the spring, but I have had great success first spring planted clover. Here are 2 plots planted in April 2012, pictures from 2012 I prefer predictable rain, I seed my clover heavy, Both plots mowed once, and I sprayed cleth on the one with the deer in the picture once to control some grass problem I had.

What a Bimbo !

When going after those critters, there should be no fooling around. I think my .270 would be my chosen weapon.