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John Deere X7 series. That said, it’s way more than you need for your house and less than you need for long orchard grass. I’d suggest a normal subdivision lawn mower and a pull behind deal (maybe you already have an atv) for the thicker stuff. Heck, you’d probably be better off hiring out the orchard grass stuff. Everybody and their brother has a subcompact tractor these days with a little brush hog. In my opinion if you want to do both well, but a nice zero turn for your grass and a compact (not subcompact) tractor with implements for the land. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I like the FTX in my muzzleloader. Get the right size sabot and they’re very accurate. I’ve had good performance on critters as well. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I just settled on the Apex XL 5. It took me a few tries to find one that would hold my arrows without the mock end sticking out below the cams. For reference it’s a 32” ATA bow with 31 or so inch arrows. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Well…I just had my wife attempt to slow mo video a couple shots. I learned two things: don’t ask my wife to slow mo video a bow shot and my arrows do not at all have a tail left appearance at dusk with lumenoks. All looks good here. I am glad to report I couldn’t believe my arrows would be shooting straight with a bow that I set up in my basement. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I hope it’s my eyes deceiving me! But…the paper showed a left tear. I’m starting to think it is poor, but consistent form lol. I am hoping to video it and post it as well as soon as I can. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I don’t necessarily mind tinkering…but we are getting close to go time. I don’t believe there is rest contact. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I’ve shot it out to 40 and they are hitting the same spot. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I recently got a new Bowtech Solution and a new arrow setup and am fine tuning it for the season. I am shooting 30" draw, 71lbs with Sirius Vulcan 250 spine arrows cut 30.5" carbon to carbon, with 200 grain Grizzlystik Samurai broadheads for a total arrow weight of 652 grains. They are 4 fletch if it matters. My broadheads and field points are hitting the same spot, which is really great. However, I can see the arrow flying nock left. A shot through my crude paper tuning setup confirms this. I am concerned if I go messing with my rest or nock point to address this, I will lose the "tune" of the broadheads and field points impacting the same. This is my first experience with tuning broadheads so I thought I'd ask the opinion of others here. Thanks for any input on this.

Bob Suttle at Bob’s Custom Guns or The Gun Shoppe at MacGregors. Both are close by. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Any interest in selling the 1.75-6x32? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

This!!! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Beautiful. I am on the list for the new Tuffhead Evolution. I ordered some Grizzly Stik Samurai 200’s just in case they don’t come through in time. Have you purchased a leather strop yet? I have the KME sharpener, but need to get a strop. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Those look like Beman ICS Whiteouts. I loved using those. Can’t find them anymore. I wish there were more offerings in white. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Nice. Which Cutthroats did you go with? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I use one early bow season when it’s warm. I too have gotten a bit too much of the “smoke” one time putting it under my seat on the foot platform. Now I hang it next to me instead. They work well. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk