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There is a duo that does this. I haven't come across their 2013 results largely because I am not in the market, but they use a hooter shooter and are very scientific in approach. They tested a ton of bows each year...ran into some issues with manufacturers at some point. I wish I could remember where they posted - they had an actual website.

I'm appreciative the company I work for self funds its healthcare. While not cheap, its sound and much better off than other places. Healthcare is a minefield right now.

I can't say I have ever met anyone who orders a shorter DL than what they are. But if you order it, then you order what you order no?

No, it doesn't. A 29" DL bow with a DLoop and one without are the same DL. Good grief!

The devil made them. J/K It's a lengthy topic. A lot of view points on it. But the group that is pushing them has less than a ounce of integrity in their entire leadership. Asking people to thank AC is stupid, and that's what they did.

I was merely sending you my opinon. Pretty simple. Grease up to AC; maybe a match made in heaven?

He's a lawyer. Even an ethical one at that. Like saying a superbowl champion buffalo bill. Not many in existence, lol.

Why are you not sure? Seems like every shop I have ever been to, including the manufacturer's tuners and engineers themselves for Hoyt and Elite, don't do/think this way. What makes you unsure then? Why would you say people don't think 1/2 inch isn't a big deal? Not only is that what she said, but I think most archers who use compound bows know that a 1/2in is a big deal. The wall is in the same place in the draw regardless of D Loop, no? Last time I checked the wall is at the end of the cycle regardless. Curious points to ponder.

So why do most people not do this then?

Rating a hang on the same is tough. LW for mobility and silence. It's a killing kind of stand. Don't fool yourself, it's not super comfy. Comfy would be a Millenium or some other heavy, less mobile hang-on with arm rests, etc. Hang-ons are a category you can't simply lump together to judge.

Now, let's really throw a curve ball in there, what about a release with a shorter post than the one you were measured with?

LOL, Doc. So many people have explained it. So many.

small john boat and a rope guide as noted.

It makes little sense here when most of the breeding has taken place before the season even opens.

Find whatever destination food source has been hot...the ones piling up deer yards. Look in known bedding areas and the trails leading to them. Binos help.

1 sq mi somewhere in Iowa if we are in dreamland. A more realistic situation would be a parcel out my home's back door wherever it is I call home (assuming NY in this instance) and then a couple 50-100 acre parcels in big buck states like Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky that I could travel to without much issue and no need to draw a tag. All of which border non-hunting parks or parcels.

They will do. I've owned both versions, but the premium is lighter, easier to use. Worth it.

Male soap opera. I can still watch it, however, but do so only from time to time.

Treelimb premium...it's all use on my Elites.

Ain't nobody got no time for that. My grandfather started complaining about weather forecasting when he got really old. Seems like its a natural trend as men age.

To investigate whether urine may play a role in natural CWD transmission, and to confirm the presence of PrPCWD in saliva, we pooled and concentrated urine or saliva from five terminally infected CWD+ deer and inoculated two groups of tg1536 mice. Following inoculation, mice were monitored for clinical signs of prion infection and were euthanized when terminal disease was apparent. Central nervous system tissues were evaluated for PrPCWD using western blotting (WB), immunohistochemistry (IHC) and, when negative by conventional assays, protein misfolding cyclic amplification (PMCA). In a group of 9 mice inoculated with lyophilized urine, 2 animals developed neurologic disease consistent with a TSE (Table 1), including ataxia, a slow, lumbering gait, and poor thrift, at 370 and 376 days post-inoculation (dpi). Eight out of 9 mice inoculated with prepared saliva likewise developed signs of TSE at 342+/−109 dpi. All mice in positive control groups, inoculated with CWD+ brain spiked into either urine or saliva, developed disease before 370 dpi (235+/−91 dpi), while none of the mice in either negative control group, inoculated with either urine or saliva spiked with negative brain homogenate, demonstrated clinical evidence of a TSE after >640 days. Brains of all mice demonstrating terminal neurologic disease, including 2 of 9 inoculated with urine and 8 of 9 inoculated with saliva, had evidence of protease-resistant prion protein by both WB and IHC. PrPCWD was absent by both WB and IHC in mice not displaying clinical disease, including those in negative control groups.

They are eliminating email as a transmission method for MMS cams. Text messages are the only current method of transfer at the moment - unless you have one email address. It'll send to one address, but that's a loophole they are closing soon. They intend to charge more for email transfer of pics as soon as their systems can get it straightened out.

And people complain about shooting fawns...when they're some of the earliest winterkill. Someone should have shot that fawn this fall and ate it. Pretty clear the land and carrying capacity doesn't support it.

Thanks for the votes. I made it through to the next round and voting is open again. My photo is pairing #8 this time.

I am not a fain of baiting deer but support the baited hunting of bear. They are two different animals and two different means to hunting in my opinion. I think a spring season would be pretty fun.