jpastor1759

I always perfered lumnok Sent from my SM-G950U using Tapatalk

Haven't tried them yet but going too. The videos online are too convincing. Can't believe how fast the milk jug empties. Plus the video of the guy shooting through a steel folding chair twice and the blade is still not messed up. As for the air I think the round shape prevents that kinda like the circular vanes I have seen before. I still love my Magnus stingers. Mechanicals too unreliable. Sent from my SM-G950U using Tapatalk

Yep my big brother used to shoot those bad boys Sent from my SM-G950U using Tapatalk

Easton axsis with plastifletch vanes. I used to use duravanes but the company got sold and now the vanes won't stick to arrows. Sent from my SM-G950U using Tapatalk

20 yards Sent from my SM-G950U using Tapatalk

Check out the one by rivers west on amazon. It's water, proof wind proof and has spots for handwarmers too. They also make rain gear that is second to none Sent from my SM-G950U using Tapatalk

I would say you need to hang your stands where the deer travel through no matter where that is. Just be sure you stay out of their prime bedding area until last resort or last week of the season and you should be ok. As always practice strict scent control. Sent from my SM-G950U using Tapatalk

I used to shoot rage, but after one didn't open when I needed it to I switched to Magnus stingers. Also the Rage didn't hold up and were good for about one shot. However a buddy of mine showed me a video of Toxic broad heads , got say I might give them a try .

some people are a-holes. I hate guys that are creep in on other people spots. what goes around comes around. I would just piss near his stand sight every chance i got.

I hunt with the bow all season long. I only switch to my gun if it's the last week of reg season and no deer are hanging

uncle ted for pres

That's a great story.

You would think he would know where his brothers blind was,,,

anything taken with a bow is something to be proud of no matter the size.

wear mine under my outer layer a strap out the top, don't even notice it.

bow season was lousy for me

hunted hard so far nothing. gonna go out Sunday afternoon.........still taking the bow.

yeah I was kidding I have friends from the city that can keep up with me.

The people from the city only hunt a 100 ft from where they park. I do a lot of hunting in sterling forest , Big deer in there if you aren't afraid to walk some.

Try this I know a few guys that this works for. http://www.huntersafetysystem.com/store/360-extension-limb.html

What I meant was that the current price for the bow License include Two tags 1) either sex tag and 2) Antlerless tag. If the remove the second they should reduce the cost of the license.

good luck I hunt sp all time I live near it., As tip not many open areas go witj fixed blades instead of mechanical I made the switch last year and has made the world. :-*

At first I thought that the crossbow would ruin the archery season. Then I thought about it and it comes down to what kind of hunter you are. Slob hunters are the slob hunters. The same guy that dose not bother to take one shot with his bolt action in the off season is not going to take a shot with his crossbow. That means he won't prep for bow season and will give up on it after the first season. I think the crossbow will be great for the older and disabled. I don't tell anyone how and what to hunt. I used to hunt bow and gun and now just hunt bow just because I like it more. Most of the guys on this site are REAL hunters and put the time in any way, They would tag a deer with a bow or crossbow any way in the end it will balance. If we all put the same effort of arguing into things like more places to hunt and longer seasons then that would be something. Lets stick together as sportsman.

I understand why the dec is going to one tag for bow, but it is always more for less with them. If they take the tag away then the should drop the price of a bow tag.

yeah it 3m I think there is dec land out by west town thats 3m and some dec land out by montgomery.