The_Field_Ager

Love these guys!

Soon, we will all be installing these:

The Irish need to reclaim and take-back Baltimore. It has gone (been given over) to the dogs. What a crap-hole.

Finally got to sight her in this afternoon after installing my new 12 dollar whisker biscuit. So far, at 25 yards in high wind, it seems to be holding up. I may order another! I did adjust for elevation after these photos were taken. Pretty centered now. This is my old, 3rd hand Darton . Given to me by a cousin about 8 years ago. I have been using it for 6 seasons now. I believe she is about 15 years old. I think it is a Darton Marauder or Maverick . Not even sure of that much. But she is fast and quiet and still dropping deer. Can't complain:

Oh, be sure and keep any home-brew acorn scent in jar in the refrigerator when not in use. It will develop mold if left out at room temps. I brewed a batch today and sprayed in front of a couple of cameras. First time testing it before the season like this. I will report back in a week with results. Last year was my first year trying it out. Smells great! Also, I use the metal mesh coffee filters for straining off particulate. Paper filters don't work.

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Very simple: I gather up a couple pounds of freshly dropped acorns, split them open a little, and them boiled 'em up for 20ish minutes. You then need to strain off and filter the water (I used coffee filters) if you plan to use it in a spray bottle. Grit will quickly clog the spray otherwise. Some folk throw in bits of twigs and pine into the pot. I suspect the best approach is to include whatever exists in the area being hunted. The resulting concoction is actually quite sweet. I plan a fresh batch soon and will put a camera over the test spray area.

Feel free to post video for us of Deer stopping over Bacon.

News Flash - Deer don't eat cotton and you appear to not understand the roll of attractants. Case closed.

Wooly even looks like Bernini!

Masterful. We have our very own Bernini-in-wood among us

How come he didn't eat scent? I dunno, you tell us

what's strange about a natural acorn scent? My nice 3 year old 8 Buck from last season was stopped by some home-brew acorn scent I sprayed in front of my stand. Never had that happen with mature Bucks when using pee scents

Check out the monster that comes in to this acorn scented cotton ball!

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I was having issues in my right hip/back for years. I thought it was my back. Turned out I had basically 'dislocated' my sacro illiac joint. The one that butts up against the spinal column . It does not move much, not like a shoulder, but the pain at times was quite sharp and would wake me up at night. Most folk just take drugs, but I formulated a DIY home physio program to reset it and tighten up the ligaments. 1 year later I am much improved , but the joint does slip from time to time and I have pop it back in which gives instant relief. Hopefully in 4-6 months I will be fully healed. One of of my wet-log slips may have been the trigger. I have landed hard on my azz a couple of times.

pure torture for anyone even mildly informed.Should be banned under the Geneva Convention

The education system is designed to keep people ignorant, in the main, when it comes to politics. The System makes itself deliberately boring to Joe 6-pack also, through the adoption of mealy mouthed rhetoric and 'politics-speak'. Politics, as presented by the media and education, is naturally repulsive to most people, and that is how the elite like it. They count on the masses being disengaged by and large, or ill informed, Both work to their advantage.

Everyone should get a Molinaro avatar from now till election time

*cough*. I plan to be 'violently ill' that day myself.

Mother nature picked mine this year. It does happen to also be the stand I have harvested 2 of my biggest bucks from, but this year the 2 Oaks this stand over-looks are the only ones dropping acorns and the area has been busy with feeding deer. 1 decent 3 year old on cam so far in this spot. I am however looking for a 4 year old or better this year. I have little desire to shoot anything less at the moment. This year my energies are going into getting my nephew and a friend, both just certified, onto their first buck kills. If I can achieve this, I will be happy to eat tag soup.

what does that bow lift these days?

what are the most expensive components and where do you go for all the parts?

This guy knows how to dress for the hunt: