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I'd go with "PREDATE"

Leapfrog

Beaver Commander.

These are my 2 rabbit hunting beagles, Naomi and Dusty.

That appears to be under Coumo's new liberalized "Welcome To NYS" record keeping for fish and game. Just send us a picture and an approximate weight and you are a winner.

And i swear that brookie weighed at LEAST 450 lbs and was 6 ft long!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

You dont see WBs at national archery competitions. If they didnt mess with accuracy then why wouldnt competition shooters use them?

Sorry, PREDATE don't go with just anyone, Lawdwaz, if that is your real name! LOL

On 5/29 I shot this guy. He was all by himself out in a field in full strut and gobbling. Stalked him and got a 35 yard shot, after moving on him a couple of times to meet up with him where he was close enough. His beard was 10 3/4" and his spurs were 1 inch, similar to the other one I shot. A much heavier bird though - 23 lbs. Also, this bird had a terrible smell associated with it - absolutely rancid. It wasn't due to any previous wounds, I inspected it closely, it was almost like it was something maybe an oil secreted from its body or something. I don't think I am going to eat it though, the smell is atrocious. I actually had to wash everything because of it. Never heard of this before.

The .308 is adequate for any moose or elk that ever walked, as, of course ,is the 30-06... On paper the 30-06 has some ballistic advantage, especially with heavier bullets, but in the field, at ranges that most of us shoot ( say 300-400 yards max) , it's not enough to argue about.. With proper bullets, the .270 is adequate also , but some folks consider it marginal for the big stuff, just as some folks consider the .243 marginal for deer...