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Both are with out a doubt shootable, but man that wide 8 is cool.,

I’ve seen tons of guys running the seats here,I believe your 100% correct. don’t get into trouble your good, but get noticed and just another fine the police can tack on.

Looking good sir. How are you liking the lift ? Did it make quads suspension feel a little stiffer? On the wife’s older 450 quad I installed 1 inch spacers all around and she loved the added stability . Never had any problems from them. The speedo pod looks good installed.

Great work dad, but they chose to move to California ?

I use the self check out when ever I can.

It’s only illegal if you get caught .

He had his web from my truck to my carport beam, it’s a good 4-5 ft. All that hard work gone in a instant..

Old enough for a arrow or bullet ..

I don’t need to watch the video to know that it’s not about keeping me/us safe.

Congrats, looks like Biz was getting busy .

Skillet , you have one tough wife. Women never cease to amaze me with their strength/ toughness..

OMG, hope all works out ..

I did for years after my dad died, then I got my wife into hunting and when my oldest son was old enough he started . . But I usually do get a few times by myself every year. Love hunting with the family but do enjoy going by my self.

How are they coming along in the upper floors ? When my wife and I we’re there last year they still had two of the upper floors to do. Any progress ? The stags over looking the river is one of me favorites there .

Nice, the 7-08 is a great deer round ..

Killing big game with a air rifle or small caliber is all about the right bullet . Before I moved to my 44 mag SRH, I killed quite a few deer with my 357 Blackhawk. I used a180 grain hard cast bullet over 13 grains of 2400 moving at 1390 FPS . If you could find a good solid 150 - 160 grain bullet for the 9 then a good powder to get some good velocity one could do well I would suspect . But with the 9 being the go to self defense caliber it may be hard to get a good bullet /powder combo.

If I remember right I believe I’ve read about people using a salt water mix .

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I had read that report before some time ago. I believe the larger cutting diameter of a mechanical is the deciding factor. I’ve shot spitfires for years and I will say the large cut has helped me in poor shot placement . Let’s face it no one can place a broad head 100% of the time in the optimal kill zone on a deer. there’s just to many uncontrollable factors that can affect shot placement . But having said that one has to have the KE to take advantage of the large cut. I am switching to black hornets this year. After seeing guys post photos of the large holes they leave I believe they are the best of both worlds. Large holes and great penetration.

Niiiiiiice .....

Ha , your right it does.

You sir have some talent , I like em both and the bases have some great features in them also. I do like the darker look of the owl just a tad bit more..

I bought a 8 gallon sprayer and attached a 3 nozzle fan tip broadcaster that I mount to the back rack of my atv . We also use the tractor supply brand and always use rubber gloves when handling it . I will drive up into the trail spraying on the way down riding slowly and not doubling back. Then we don’t travel the trails for a week.

Been some really nice bucks posted all ready, and I am getting the itch. Wife and I did a bunch of work on the lease this last weekend and I hung one camera. Other 3 will be going out this coming weekend as will 4 ladder stands ,looking forward to seeing what we get for photos as this is our second year on it .

Don’t suppose you have a arrow roller ? If you did you could roll you field tip and broad head arrows to see if you had wobble in them.