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They are great tenants if you don't like mice! Both startle the Mrs. But I really don't have a problem with a few snakes on the property. Caught and released a four foot long king snake in the basement this past spring. I see it every now and then by the wood pile where I let it go. The out buildings do not seem over run with mice, so they are keeping up their end of the deal!

If you hold your device horizontal,when taking the picture, the pic's will come out right side up. Don't ask me how it works that way, but it does. The blind looks sweet!!! Nice work.

Aw just go ahead and say it! He ticks off just about everyone with his crap!!! Doesn't post any hunting or fishing info. Wonder why???

That is a very nice eye! That I know for sure! You got a lifetime fishing partner! Nice boat too!

How about at work, after 35 plus years doing what you do. Someone who knows nothing about what you do. Tells you how to do it because they are admin or a supervisor. I just nod and smile and do it my way and give them the credit. And keep collecting raises!

I want to upgrade the crappy stock glass on my Raptor. I'm thinking about the Nikon but will give this a look too. Thanks!

Yup did that, but our bows and arrows were not nearly as dangerous as our four feet high bike ramps! Still carry the scars from that one........

I enjoyed that. Thanks!

Thanks for the tip Lawd! Just got mine today. Got a couple of jobs lined up for it this weekend.

While in Myrtle Beach, ya gotta check out Broadway On The Beach! Nice shopping, eating and plenty of places to do some sippin!

Weather you carry a lot or a little the key to still hunting is to move SLOW!!! When you think you are moving too slowly, move slower!

I wonder if the ones with lipstick on them taste better?

Just did a quick search. Expedia.com, Leave Rochester on 8-25, return 8-31 round trip to Myrtle Beach for $348.20. Hope this helps Paula.

Happy Birthday!

And a big thanks for all the trail cam help you give us all year! Not to mention the great deals on cams to the members here too! I know I've learned a lot from your posts.

Nice! Nothing like having a good supply of what your rifle likes best! Now go get some chucks!

Add in blood tracking dogs too. Hoping to get back into doing some tracking this season.

Happy Birthday!!!! Hope your day is chock full of family, friends and the best of everything!

The fishing has been a bit slow in my area lately as well. But even a slow family fishing day beats sitting around watching TV! Nice picture!

What a coincidence!

Some very nice pic's there Elmo!

We just "knew" that we better not act up while out and about! Or else!......

I have been fortunate enough to hunt the same area for decades. I've kept logs during the hunting season and learned deer activity by boots on the ground scouting. Last year a member here sent my grandsons a couple of trail cams. I let them pick the spots to place them. My youngest grandson age 12 placed the cam that got the pic of the mature buck on my avitar. It was taken just a short time and distance away from where he and I got into the ground blind we made together, on opening morning of firearms season! We didn't kill this buck that morning but could have later in the season had we not been tagged out for bucks. He was about 30 yards from where this picture was taken. This year I've purchased four more cams and we will be putting them out in the next few weeks, together. We won't put them in the middle of known bedding areas. Just the areas between bed and feed. And use common sense placing and checking the cams.The boys just love seeing what critters show up on the cams they place! Also this same buck we have named Split-Ear, has been spotted a couple times this year. We hope to get a pic of him in velvet. And he's #1 on our hit list so far. So my main point is that trail cams can be useful and fun when used with a bit of common sense.

Fish-N-Chips..........oh yeah!

What a great picture! A family having fun fishing together is what this world needs more of! So cool on so many levels.