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The first sounds of turkeys.

Thats great. Another N.Y.S. big buck. Thanks for the update joe.

Happens quite often these days.The last 2 stands we purchased were short. I replace the grade 2 hardware with grade 5 anyways, for a little extra safety. I don't trust the chinese hardware. Counterfiet hardware is also a problem. Finding good U.S.A. hardware won't be found in any TSC, HD, OR LOWES.

We're at least a month ahead, weather wise. This is definitely one for the record books. Western part of the state is heading for the warmest March on record. The jet stream dives far south out west, and pushes way north in the east. Such a long streak of mild weather. Not seeing to many therorys on why this is happening. A little worried that early breeding and laying is going to happen for the birds. The red wing black bird males have established territories, waiting for the females, which are due back in 2 weeks. Robins are enjoying feast of earth worms, that have already surfaced, buds are swelling on the trees, misquitos bites, people ctting their lawns, all on March 16 th. It's likely to flip over, so enjoy while it last.

A little different than above units. I have a Butterball cooker smoker combo. It will cook a 14 lb turkey in 2 1/2 hrs.. Has a pull out tray to put wet wood chips in for smoking. Thermostat control to slow cooking times. Wouldn't trade it for anything else.

What a beauty. Think it'll beat Mark Surdi 217-3 gross, 205-1 net 17 pointer; Erie County top archery buck from 1996? Got a good shot at it.

Any country that threatens another to wipe them off the face of the earth, doesn't need nuclear power or weapons. It's time to count our losses in Afganastan, pull out, and step up to the plate with Israel. Obama, be a commander and chief, take a stand!

Now, they have to freeze back three times, for spring to arrive.

Hoping for a good hatching, so the numbers will rise. A little worried that mild temps now will lead to a cold wet spring. Can't believe, I was in shirt sleeves yesterday, spreading fert. on the hay and wheat fields, not complaining though. No wet spots to hand spread this year.

Eddie, those are pretty good pics. What brand bino cam? How far away?

Always enjoy your pics. .Thanks.

Wheat fields are greening. Alot of tracks seen as I frost seeded clover.

That is one thing I like about design of Moultries, the 1/4 by 20 tapped hole in the bottom of the camera, for an adjustable mount. Keep us up on the pics.

Last year during the second weekend of turkey hunting, seen a buck with new growth that was big velvet rack. Coarse, they always look bigger in velvet. Seen deer in velvet that early before , but never that size. I would guess that he started growing early, being the size it was, for that time of year. Tried to swing around to get a pick, but the old boy caught movement, and was gone.

On a year like this one, you may see alot of strange things. I wouldn't say that is not unusual for some. The ones that have had good nutrition, and no injuries, can keep'em quite a while. Some are still pack'en here yet too. Going to give them another week, before looking for sheds.

For the light thats available, that pic is very useable. How is the quality of the night pics? Like the idea of the D battery use.

Might be a little early, but with the mild temps, one would think things to be opening up anytime. What model Int. is in your pic. Nice rest..

Wow, a 10 ga with extra full choke. That would be like firing a cannon.

Watched a couple NYBBC antler scorers last night at a seminar. Some were fair size, others were smaller. All were trophys to the taker, with some great stories to go along. The excitement that goes along, you kind of get caught up in the moment. It was nice to see people enjoying the sport.

Looks like they may have some interesting seminars on food plots, latest in black powder, trail camera management, and others

Has anyone attended, and was it worth the $9 admission? Got to hit the redial button quicker for concert tickets, lol.

Does anyone know about the Sportmans Show going on at the Erie County Fairgrounds in Hamburg, NY this weekend? . Dates, Times, and Vendor info . Thank you in advance.

They need to raise prices, like everyone else is doing. Two percent inflation, so says the fed..

Really don't think that 2000 an acre is bad for good rich farmland and established hardwood woods. Their is no way, wetlands are worth that. I would hope the property has more to offer for 128 K. Have an indepentdent appraiser come in, if your serious about the property.

Always enjoy your pics.