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I ordered two vests yesterday. One for me and one for my nephew.

Update.... Steve has broken leg, broken femur, shattered hip, and one broken vertebra in his back. Head injury might not be as bad as they first thought. Going into surgery this morning. He was hunting alone, and called for help.

So how difficult are they to "get" into, or more importantly, out of? Old guys who's dexterity isn't as good as those half our age would like to know.

I'm assuming you are correct. I truly don't know if he was, and this happened as he was descending, or stand collapsed. I do know he had several hand built wooden platform stands he used, as well as store bought ladder stands. But no clue which he was in.

I've been hunting from the ground the past few days because my grandnephew Kayden has been using my vest until his is delivered. I think he understands the importance now. Steve's son is in his class..

My brothers neighbor was a first responder on the scene. She can't say too much, but the vibe I'm getting from her BIL who is a very good friend and all of us went to school with Steve, is he's in serious condition.

Just got a update. Broken leg and head injuries. I'm shaken up typing this. Such a great guy.

I know him well. We hunted together in my younger yrs. Don't know the details yet, but he fell from his stand. Helicopter flight to hospital. It's all I know at this point.

Happy birthday

Ok, you realize I wasn't serious????

I'll download it twice, so it's twice as affective.

Seen 14 doe and fawns. Every single one smelled me. Wind was swirling. My grandnephew on his first bow hunt, seen two doe just out of range.

Definitely two weeks early this yr due to a major drought. Last night was the first decent rain we've had in a long time. That truck swapped ends really fast.

Was following a little 2wd pickup this morning on a county rd. Doing about 35mph around a corner, and suddenly his truck was facing me. The wet leaves were like ice. I was far enough back that I came to a stop easily. Look on his face was WTF just happened. Stopped to talk for a minute, and he said he looking for his hart, and a change of undies...

My nephew is going nuts waiting. It will be his first bow hunt. I told him I'll have all his gear and pick him up from school at 2:10 tomorrow afternoon. He said he's waiting for a bigger buck then his youth gun buck, but I think that will go out the window when a fat doe walks by, lol

Grampy, has CS updated the cam to send all the pics? Assuming this is in burst mode? What if it's a single pic? Asking because I just ordered two. Finally found some in stock. Delivery date is 10/2 - 10/6..

Sorry, no friggin chance on corn bloat. Several corn fields within 1/4 mi. Client of mine witnessed a fawn being born on 9/2 only a mile from where my cam took this pic. Your correct on the buck to die ratio being extremely lopsided. I can drive the roads in the area and see 20-25 doe to each buck seen. Our unit 4U hasn't had DMP tags in years. Everyone has questioned why when were over run with deer. Last several yrs, 4U only had 100 DMP tags available for landowners or disabled vets. Only the past two yrs, have we had tags available to the masses(200)...

Holy crap. I'm getting to old. I swore it said xbow. Sorry for the unrelated response's.

At what point can the youth use a xbow? I'm thinking 2 weeks prior to southern zone rifle, not Oct 1st.

I think you might be correct. Either way, the youth hunter can't use a xbow on October 1st

Can't use the xbow until the last two weeks of early archery season.

Hunt the wind.

Old Chatham. 4U.

I know it can happen as I mentioned my client watched a fawn being born on 9/2. Had to be a 3rd rut to be born so late.

Client had a doe giving birth in his back lawn on 9/2. This pic was taken on 9/9. Definitely looks like she's pregnant. Every other doe is sleek looking.