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That was a pretty sickening deal !!!!!

Those two were walking on a deer trail heading for the tall grass in the field . I e-mailed the pic to 2 of my sisters to see if they know who is on the property . No deer any other days ???????

Left a trail cam on my sister's property . She inherited it when my Mom died . Used a StealthCam . Had the camera out for over a week .

I think Bubba was selling those in the Classifieds ....

That's a heck of a mounting system with a lot of moving parts . My wife bought an EPIC Bow Camera a couple years ago . I need reading glasses to tell if it is On or Off . I thought I was filming a kill shot but apparently I didn't have the camera turned on . When the camera is mounted to the bow , it really amplifies the sound of the shot ! The EPIC system also has a clip so you can mount the camera to a hat but it has to be cocked on the hat to see the shot take place . The main thing is ......... you have to remember to hold the bow up so you can see the shot and follow the deer as it takes off .

If you want to stick with the WB , you can buy one of the older models on EBAY for about $40 with free shipping . You might be able to buy the replacement biscuits on there also . http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=p5197.m570.l1313&_nkw=whisker+biscuit+arrow+rest&_sacat=See-All-Categories

REv Ev mentioned a good point about what the stores stock . CORPORATE dictates what they carry . I was trying all over to get the 4" Quik-Spin" vanes at GM and Dick's . At 2 different Dick's stores , I was told that CORPORATE has the say in what is carried in their stores and feedback from the associates at Dicks falls on deaf ears . I bought the Vanes on EBAY .

And no doubt they consider feral hogs no different than woodchucks . I have seen woodchucks crawl to their holes opened up from butt to sternum with a 50 grain V-Max !

Apparently you havn't prayed hard enough for it to change !

Good luck with the QAD ultra rest . I had one about 3 years ago and got rid of it . Neither i nor the bow shop tech could get it tuned so there was no fletching contact . I sold it in classifieds on another site .

Right on . If a deer is close enough to count the points , he's close enough to shoot !

I e-mailed the pic of the woman on the horse to the property owner . I work part time for him . He is pretty laid back until someone screws with him .

I don't think anyone ever came up with an explanation as to how the deer got tangled up with that swing !

Had a Trail cam out while on vacation . Had it facing south . It was necessary to enhance some of the pics ....... The gal on horseback was TresPassing and had no business there

I was bow hunting at my SIL's about 10 years ago . I saw a monster at about 80 - 90 yards away . I have no idea how many points it had . I was only 10' up in a treestand but my jaw was on the ground . Only ever saw it once . I wish I had the binos and a camera with me at the time !

Billy -----There are replys because people will take the shot ! Bow season is 4 weeks away and there isn't a lot of action . Is there a topic you would like to discuss ? Start one ..........

I had a problem with gripping my bow too tight a few years ago . I was afraid of dropping the bow . I added a wrist strap and the problem was solved . Now , when I draw the string back , the bow rests between my thumb and fore-finger so I don't grip at all . It works for me .

I think I shot one of his deer ............

Bill --- If it works , don't fix it !

She had better not get her hair caught in the bowstring . It's great to see a youngster get involved in archery .

Who the heck keeps starting these controversial threads ??? OOPS !

A bowhunter could aim and shoot for the heart or lungs and miss the vital area . Would that be an unethical shot . For the record , I would NOT take the Texas Heart Shot .

You're ready Grizz but you missed the dime !

I'd bet that if you put an arrow or bullet up a deer's poop chute , it would be a dead deer . Just an opinion .

Awesome pics Wooly !