Hock3y24

I know they had the recall also, i wouldn't mess with that and would go to a pse archery shop.

A deer in rut taste no different that one not to me. I have never removed the tarsals either.

Had a property up there for the January hunt, pulled into it twice, my buddy and i stepped outa the truck, shot 2 each, and left within an hour both times. Unfortunately the Liberal neighbors had a fit even though we were legal and we left.

Not this year with what i have on cam, wouldn't blame anyone who did tho.

in got 10 between PA/NY and i plan on filling them all lol

I use onx and have nothing but positives to say, never used hunt stand. $22 for all of NYS or $70 every state with discount.

Big news, i didn't exactly like her rulings but appreciate her service.

Last cam pull for here, ilL be there in two Fridays midday. Tons of activity 2pm-dark. Scrapes are starting up, no rubs.

Still together, pics every other day or so, every single pic behind my house is daylight, which is the normal for some reason.

First off watch and listen, make notes of landmarks/ take photos marking them from your stand. A lighted Nock makes a big difference see where you hit and a fixed head means my arrow is almost always laying there after pass through. Make sure your broadheads are shaving sharp now as this helps also. Good hits 30 mins track, liver hits 4-6 hours. I haven’t gut shot one yet thankfully but would wait along time, 12 hours or so. None of those times are set in stone, weather and temperature can change them. As well as predators. Get help from a female or child, for some reason they pick up blood like it’s nothing. At least my wife and son do.

I shoot a couple arrows a week most of the year, August I really practice drawing and holing for up to 5 minutes, sept I only shoot 1-3 arrows a day. I’m sure I could shoot the day before the season and go kill a deer but I like to be over prepared. I’ve already gonna through my hunting pack 3 times reorganizing.

You’re better than me, I woulda used them.

Set up a treestand in my backyard and Zinged a few few.

oh man! let me know if you figure it out.

not sure how you did it, but mines silent, i can jump up and down and get no noise. i wrap the bunji around the straps also.

I've climbed a few trees in my yard now. Positives- Light as heck, packs well, QUIET, open shooting for bow! Negatives- it is a little more awkward to climb with vs summit, seat is less comfortable, but not bad. Ill probably only use this thing 1-5 times a year anyway.

looks fine, i only stand hunt though.

you will be disappointed at some point with rages, bent blades, bent ferules, opening at the wrong time. With that being said i still use them in the crossbow and assume the risk. Vertical bow i use magnus black hornets with lifetime warranty for any reason.

I get one every year, never finish it cause i wind up seeing to many fricken deer and loose count.

primos trigger stick mono pod. works great and its easy to use.

They will, if they have too. not preferred.

I’ve lost some fishing gear leaving tailgate down, now I don’t even bother with it cause I put the atv in the back.

rifle only

24 yards, my #2 arrow in my quiver.

you literally have a Ladder stand right there to climb up and steal that cam too lol.