grampy

And guns that shoot 650 yards!

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Should work perfect for what you want to do! With your new wheeler, you'll hardly know it's back there! Happy plotting and happy trails to ya!

Surprised you haven't already done it my friend. It's just around the corner though! You're one of the best shooters I know.

Someone got a heck of an outboard, for a heck of a price! That ol Merc will still be chuggin for years to come!

I wholeheartedly agree. Especially with Growalot, this forum is not quite the same without her wit and knowledge. And she was always willing to help anyone. Though we butted heads a time or two, I'd like to see Belo come back as well.

I agree. You don't even need to look at the head. Body shapes are completely different. The second pic, is of a much younger deer. A three year old offspring perhaps? Still a dandy buck!

Thanks for sharing! This is the perfect solution for small "in the woods" plots! Easy work with a wheeler too!

I'm with ya moog. I'm in it more for the fight, than the filets too. Most of the fish that do go in my freezer, are caught from beneath the ice. But seeing some of those really nice "eyes" that a few of the members here are reeling in. Makes me think FISH FRY!!!

Happy Birthday Mr. Zem!

Two different bucks. The brow's are at different heights on the main, and the one from the bottom picture appears to have a burr or growth, just below the V, of the left brow and main beam.

Those airdales in the first picture, look just as hard as ol Coyote Jack!

Dang Larry, wish I was your neighbor! You got lots of cool stuff I'd be carrying home! And a good stash of ski I'm told too, for those over the fence discussions we'd have! Here's to you "neighbor"!....lol

Looks like you got a real nice start to your "first real plot"! A little playing around with adjustments, and hitch, and you will be fine, for small out of the way plots. Much easier than using a hand rake, that's for sure! Best of luck with your plotting chef! You got this!

Those old Merc 9.8's are almost bullet proof! This one looks to be in nice shape, at a great price! If I had a use for it, be well worth the ride out to you!

Got a lot done today! Looks great! Nothing like working your own land! Could almost see the glow of your smile, from the Albany hill towns! Keep us posted on the progress.

RIP.... I never met him. But have heard from others that did, they say he was a great guy.

Once it's thoroughly dry, I don't smell the permethrin. My nose isn't the best anymore, after mant years in a print shop. But the Mrs, who can smell a ladybug fart at 100 yards, gave my treated hunting clothes the sniff test, and said it all just snells like dirt. I keep all my hunting clothes in airtight totes. In the bottom of each tote is a pillow case, half filled with dried leaves. Whenever I open a tote, all I smell is that leaves/woods smell. No matter what we do, if a deer is downwind, they will smell us! But anything we can do to keep our scent to a minimum. And perhaps mask it a bit with natural smells, does seem to help......sometimes.

You're off to a good start! Sounds like you have a solid plan in place! Take some before and after pic's. Will be following along with the progress. Have fun and keep safe!

They even dress alike! Now that's true love! It appears, both Larry and Dan married WAY up! Way to go fellas.

Awesome! Beautiful mount of a great buck!

Looking great for you guy's this season Biz! Nice pic's of some very nice bucks! The bobcat is very cool too!

Ain't that the truth! Glad ya got it all worked out Dan.

I picked up a Browning Dark Ops Pro, from phade. I haven't put it out yet, but I'm already thinking about getting another one or two. My first Browning cam. Have heard good things about them. It's pretty much all that phade uses. That's good enough for me.

That is cool video! Looks like it all came together perfectly! Absolutely beautiful buck too!