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I've had that happen from time to time. Like the stuffing has wrapped around the shaft tight. As someone else mentioned twisting clock wise can help. I still prefer them to a block unless shooting broad heads.

My old neighbor bought a kit and installed it himself on a fat tire bike. Thing is Very impressive. I mean 35 MPH up hill. If you give it all the juice in the wrong gear you'll end up on your back. He loves it. He even fabbed a hitch and uses a cart to pull out deer. No way he had more...

Nice Buck! Congratulations to Paige!

Great Buck! Love those brows.

I wrap same way for my mobile rope. Fixed stands have dedicated rope. If you don't understand what he's talking about watch this guy. Not that you need to buy his rope. Guys quite the salesman. go to 3 minute mark.

Congrats to Drew! good Job!

Great buck! Thanks for sharing.

Great looking Buck! Congrats!!

I use a loop. Snake it through cam, top or bottom depending which way I'm going, and then over stabilizer. quick and quite.

Not finding what I'm looking for with search function. Making the switch to BH 209. A little late to the party but it took me a while to come around to shooting my Accura V1 with a modified plug. Playing with loads to see what my gun likes but curious to see what others are using. If you take...

From your link. With all due respect key work is in red. "Deer, elk and moose can be transported to a camp, private residence for processing, a taxidermist, a processor or a CWD sample collection site in Wyoming provided the head and all portions of the spinal column remain at the site of...

That's not what it says. Brain and spinal column can't leave state and should be disposed of in an approved manor to try and limit spread of CWD. Many states including Iowa and Illinois have laws prohibiting bringing brain and spinal tissue into state from known CWD positive states.

Way to stay after it. Glad you had a better trip then I did. Just let me say I hate sheep.

From those dates I'm guessing it's a rifle hunt. Why would you want the extra weight of a side arm? Just asking. I've archery hunted CO a lot and only time I've taken my side arm out of camp is returning to pack out a kill in the dark. Really no need for it then either. To answer your...

No way I'd want to be lugging a pack that's actually big enough to put bibs and a coat inside around the whitetail woods. Just roll them up and strap to outside. I've actually downsized from a back pack to a good fanny pack. Climbing trees and dodging limbs is a PITA with a big pack.

I am aware of that and agree on all points. Also, I know that a lot of people look at it as they're now a "business" and can now write off everything they buy. As we can see it's really a bit more complicated then that but most won't ever have an issue. The angle I've been waiting to see is...