132 eight pointer

I like that advice, I used never seize once but it was a bit messy to clean after fouling.I still have a tube of TC lube (the yellow stuff) from many years ago,I will have to try that.

Cut down a tree one evening in my yard several yrs. ago and found a squirrel's nest in it.Found one baby still alive.Feeling sorry for the little creature I put it in a shoe box with some leaves and left it among the branches that were not removed yet.The next morning I was surprised as I was making coffee to look out my window and see a squirrel looking around the branches,then inside the box.The squirrel quickly picked the baby up like a dog would a puppy and off they went.If I had found a helpless animal being fed on by insects I wouldn't lose any sleep over killing them.

Cool !

Congratulations to the U.S. men's team. http://www.13wham.co...OfneEgJJ3w.cspx And here is a better link. http://www.nbcolympics.com/news-blogs/archery/u-s-mens-archery-team-takes-silver-gold-goes-to-italy.html?chrcontext=team-usa

Thanks Wooly, I used the second fawn picture.I like the colors and the light showing through the ears of the fawn.Also brings the outdoors inside.

I wish my nephew could buy this but he has too many football camps going on right now.$250 is a good deal.

Do I have permission to use a picture as my desktop background ?

Very cool,congratulations.

Congratulations. I don't know if I could get my self turned around fast enough to make a shot behind me.

Beautiful pictures !

That thing is a joke like a SNL skit right ?

Nice job. Good luck , hope you call one in with it.

I have not been on recently and look what I missed ! Nice shots as always Wooly.

Wow, nice skull collection or should I call them deads ? Are you finding all those in Webster ?

http://www.arkive.org/osprey/pandion-haliaetus/video-00.html Here is a link to a pretty cool video someone e-mailed me.

Very serene photos.What bird is that ?

Congratulations ! Was he another down by the river buck ?

I hope cobis is really history.A $40 million lesson hopefully learned.If this kind of red tape really is done then it is a nice victory for taxpayers and the second amendment.

An e-mail I received recently from my representative.I applaud his efforts on this subject. <img alt="Senator Michael F. Nozzolio" id="headerImage campaign-icon" style="max-width:600px;" /> Since it was implemented 10 years ago, New York State’s Combined Ballistic Identification System (CoBIS) has wasted over $40 million of our taxpayers’ money and failed to solve even a single gun crime. For years, I have fought hard to eliminate this complicated, unnecessary and ineffective tracking system, authoring legislation to repeal CoBIS and launching petition drives that were signed by thousands of taxpayers concerned about this invasive program. Now, I am pleased to inform you that Governor Cuomo has heard our voices on this issue and included a measure in his recent Executive Budget proposal to remove the CoBIS program. This is an outstanding victory for our taxpayers and I applaud Governor Cuomo for working with my Senate colleagues and I to cut this costly State regulation and eliminate a program that doesn’t work and has never worked. Eliminating CoBIS will save countless work hours for our State Police Department and end this intrusion on the Constitutionally-guaranteed rights of our law-abiding gun owners and sportsmen. Studies by the California Department of Justice and the Maryland State Police, two states that have also implemented ballistic database systems, have concluded that these systems are a waste of time and taxpayer dollars. The Maryland report cited the complete failure of the New York CoBIS to produce a single "hit" on a gun crime as an example of the ineffectiveness of the system. The CoBIS system has failed to deter any criminal activity in New York State and only serves to burden responsible gun owners who already comply with the law. I will fight to ensure that the repeal of CoBIS is included in the final 2012-13 New York State budget to end this irresponsible waste of our taxpayers' money. With best wishes. Sincerely, Mike Nozzolio Senator, 54th District Copyright ©2011 New York State Senate, All rights reserved. Albany Address: 412 Legislative Office Building Albany, New York 12247 518-455-2366 District Address: 119 Fall Street Seneca Falls, New York 13148 315-568-9816 If you would like to stop receiving emails from your Senator, click here. <img alt="" />

I think I have a few K. O. Wobblers but I don't think mine glow in the dark. I will have to remember that.

That sounds like an extremely fun time.Good luck and be safe.I hope you are successful with the Garand.I second the pictures idea.

Also might want to check pricefalls.com and opticsplanet.com.

Thanks for that info Noah. I have a 795 also.I may wan't to look at the trigger some time.

Opening day of s.z. gun 2005 I was lucky enough to have a 132 gross,130 net eight point buck walk by me at about 30 yds. So I brought him home in the back of my buddies pickup. I was torn between that name or "Buckspooker" but a decision had to be made so I went with the first name.

Nice job with the shed hunting.