rachunter

I like the tree cut plaques. My buddy made a few of these for me. There up at my house but I euro everything

give this lodge a look i went about ten years ago nice place plenty of hogs,i got two 150lbs. with the bow.[i didn't deer hunt] http://www.cypresscreekhunting.com/

pick up a few books from andrew lewand he's from new york,i've read a few of his books there very helpful

i still have mine!!!

what kind of battery's are you using and how long do they last.i stopped using camera's the battery's started getting expansive

less then three hundred yrds

i found the top one in march of 2016 and the bottom one in march of 2015.

no there both lefts from the same buck.the top one is from last year[2015] that drop tine is 4". i only saw him once two years ago but i don't take hailmary shots so he walked or i should say ran passed.i haven't hunted for him since.

l love it !!!

total smuck in this downstaters eye's.

i've been out a few times haven't found any yet.

it's a lot easier then you think

I built my own the most expensive thing was the legs. I can't figure out how to post a link on my phone but if you want I'll add it when I get home

i'd take those groups all day long.

yup it's a marlin 336c 3030 i just put that 4x scope on it.i like my ruger hawkeye 06 i might down size the scope but that rifle is a keeper.

funny you guys mention smelling the deer,when i was at the waterline of the swap i could smell a deer in there after getting home and looking at an areal photo there's a little finger of land going into the water right where i kept smelling deer. i kinda figured this was going to be a hands on learning experience.i'm game!!!

if this little guy passes the test this weekend that scopes heading down stream.i read to much and got caught up in the long range game.

looks good!!! i've been wanting a ss sink and table for a long time.

i've been reading about stalking deer for the past month.i'm not getting it if i follow the though of "if you think your moving slow slow down more" i'd never get anywhere.i have a few areas up in the adks i've been looking at on maps and Ariel photos,but it's going to have to wait until spring to do any leg work[2' of snow] so i'm limited to long island for now.anyway when you guys stalk what is your usual process ? do you play the wind,walk a few steps and stop,how long do you stop if at all.i've been looking at a few swamp areas as well as a few high ridges to the sides of the swaps.i found a good gullie leading from a high spot to a swap while up there this fall,so i'll be working that area.but i'd like to have a few back up areas as well. i've been sitting in trees for the past 30yrs so this is all new for me.

ruger hawkeye http://ruger.com/products/HawkeyeStandard/models.html but you really should go and handle a few and see what fits.

i'm going to wrap this up,glad it went smooth,it shows what a good group of people are on this site. enjoy the reading

it's yours shoot me a pm with address

otto and greg glad you guys worked it out. grampy gets the spring gobbler fever. 3 down 3 to go

i've noticed a lot of you guys/gals like to read great i'm cleaning house again and have a few hunting books i no longer read,so i'd like to pass them a long.all i ask is you read them.other then that lets keep it civilized first one the say i'll take a book gets it follow up with a pm with address and its yours. here's the list: 1 advanced turkey hunting by richard combs 2 spring gobbler fever by micheal handbeck 3 whitetail advantage by dr.david samuel & robert zaiglin 4 treestand hunting strategies by gary clancy 5 whitetail the ultimate challenge by charles alsheimer 6 hunting mature bucks by larry weishuhn

did someone say shoot finger off sorry couldn't resist