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i just saw the commerical for these and i was woundering what you guys think about them.....

the top and side of ridges have really worked well for me not to say bottoms dont have their advantages also

they started selling them again and their crap.... i ordered 36 of them 2 weeks ago and around 20 of them didnt work so i sent them back got them back yesterday and most of them didnt work either so needless to say im just going to stick to my normal nocks and forget about it

i think its a great idea and i would put them on every single fence post that surrounds my property.... but on the other hand people are idiots and a flag even saying what you posted probally isnt going to stop some people but its worth the effort in my opinion....

oct.1 through early jan............ just pick a day....... lets face it.... it really doesnt matter what month or weekyou hunt iowa any day could be the day you kill the big one...... but november 9th and 12th are the best 2 days hahahahaha

sometimes i order mine through archeryexperts.com they cut them and give you options on wraps and different types of fletchings.... the only downfall of ordering them is that they may not have what you want for options so in my opinion your better off doing it yourself

ive used mine and have been sucessful just make sure the vital area isnt to messed up and you should be fine

what i meant by dry land is the fact that we dont get the winters like you guys do we get the rain but a majority of the year its really hot so i didnt know if different plants would work better than others but no worries ill do some asking around here

i moved back from iowa this year out to california and yes it does suck but anyways i have a bunch of land that my family owns and i want to plant some food plots we have blacktail and mulies on the land but i was wounder what your opinions would be on some food sources that would last through...

theres no need for any whitetail mags. this site is the best source for information and the best group of guys out there.... i had to move out of the midwest at the beginning of this year which sucked but i will never leave this site.... the stuff ive learned on this site will never compare to...

the garmins are expessive but i got mine at schells on clearance it was a display model it was 249 normal price but they had it at 150 and that was last year so you might find one even cheaper since its an older model

i use the garmin 120 and it works good for me plus you get the gps with it and if you link it up wit others in your hunting group you can see them on your screen so thats pretty cool....

mathews dealers have to be more than 50 miles apart....

maybe some public land hunts.... and with the spot and stalks maybe for some blacktail or maybe even some couse deer just to change things up

my best gloves ripped the other morning now im looking for something new.... so whats the warmest hunting gloves out there that can be used for gun and bow hunting?

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i have the scent blocker outfitter series jacket and with the right layers underneath its perfect.... it also has the wind blocker so no worries there either i think its worth the price....

what about body armour? face mask, chest protector, etc.? their skin is tougher than ours

is there any punching or kicking? what about poking in the eyes? or low blows?

i agree completely.... if anyone actually believes their going to hit a deer on a dead run at 150 yards with a shotgun theyve lost their mind and who in their right mind needs 8 shots or even 4 to kill a deer what happened to the one shot one kill? this was my first time ever hunting during...