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Congratulations! What a story & what a cool deer. I absolutely love big framed old bruisers!

Arrow is headed down range, no doubt. Probably true of a 140" buck as well. My goal at this point is to increase camaraderie & top-shelf hunting memories. I had a young guy hunting our personal farm last night during EM. Gave him the green light on anything. I can't imagine at the end of my...

I've got a Sitka Fanatic Jacket for sale. It's the right-handed bow hunter edition. I upgraded last fall so that's the only reason I'm selling it. Just had Sitka put a brand new zipper in it last fall, hasn't been worn since. Only issue is it's not as fluffy as it was brand new, otherwise 0...

I'd be interested in learning more as well Obsessed

Would never buy another Muddy. Got a great deal on one but it's a joke. They wouldn't stand behind their warranty and will do anything to avoid resolving the issue. I bought it prior to GSM and it had a LIFETIME WARRANTY which must have meant the lifetime of the fruit in my refrigerator...

3G & US Cellular?

Ishi what part of the Skeletor sticks are glued? I've got a set on their way and am trying to figure out what part is glued on before I rip them out of the package & fully commit to them. Hope all is well!!

Skip your reaction is the BEST. Congratulations man!!

You're absolutely correct. I was speaking to the fact that he referenced a portion of the state that I live in & the work the Amish do nearby. They absolutely do good work, I wouldn't argue that. I think Dodge makes really good trucks but it doesn't mean I'd buy one. This is similar...

This one should be supported. No brainer IMO.

Proline in New Sharon or Numark in Pella. You get what you pay for, personally I wouldn't ever go Amish

If it's the stand & blind both I'll take it

No reason not to put it right on the shoulder with a gun of any caliber IMO

I've dreamed of hunting Sask my entire life! Looking forward to your input!

I did 8 acres of food plots a few years ago into pastured ground for over 30 years. Worked amazing but I did a full rate of fertilizer which was critical. Moisture to get them up & out of the ground was super critical too. Tried it again this year and they burnt up before they could ever emerge.

Congratulations, let the fun begin!! You can make a heck of a difference with a chainsaw. I'd watch everything you can find on YouTube related to improving your farm. WHS has some good ideas but I can only watch so much of that guy before I'm burnt out lol Let's hear some details on your farm...

We bought our first farm a little over 3 years ago, just under 120 acres total. It's 10 miles from our house and I absolutely love it. We gave up a little quality for the convenience of being close to home but I wouldn't change it for anything at this point. With 5 kids it would be a nightmare...

Unreal!!

Congratulations!!