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saw it on deer and deer hunting website. thought that sure looks like the mt. morris buck.

check out Audrey sharp Indiana buck 2012. same buck

I hope not

Check out central park lots of trees to put your stand in.

I had a trophy ridge drop away and loved it. When I upgraded to a new bow I was talked into a WB. Well I like it just as much as my drop away even better. accuracy is great quiet and the arrow never falls off. I don't even think about my rest I know it is going to work every time. One less moving part and easy to tune.

I have one of those on a ladder stand . its pretty easy even for a old fat guy to skip a step.

Great bull I also hunted the red indian lake area. great people up there would love to do it again. enjoy that meat some of the best I ever had. did you have it processed in town. We had to vaccume pack when we got home they wrapped the meat with one layer of plastic wrap.Again that is a grat bull

I am looking to get a new lock on stand to replace a smaller one. I am looking for a big stand for day light to dark sits. I need something comfortable for my old bones. any suggestions?

well?

The one thing that drives me nuts is that doe that walks downwind just before daylight and starts snorting at you. then walks away only to continue to snort for the next 45 min.

I got up early Thanksgiaving Day and went to one of my satnds behind the house. At 7:30 I heard a stick snap and saw a young hunter ( 20's) walking through my neighbors property he waived to me on the way by. He then walked about 100 yards crossed posted property( mine) and got in one of my other stands. I thought I would get down around 8:00 and just say something to him on my way out. He sat there for 15 min. got down and lit up a cig. and walked back to my neighbors property. I knew someone had used the stand over the years. Last year I found a hot seat in the tree. Is it normal for people just to get in other's stands? I was always taught to stay out of other peoples stands.

Sorry about that post edited. thanks

thats it I did not want to post pic. without the hunter's permission. Shot this buck in Groveland. Could not have happen to a nicer guy. Way to go.

A buck that is going to gross almost 200 was shot in Groveland NY. It was shot Saturday and is a true giant.

no question Tony Costanza makes the best stuff. And there is a price and it is high. Also Tony does not cut up your deer he will take your meat that has been cut off the bone and make his product.