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This needs to be in the Classifieds forum for people who care.

Last year I saw 4-5 bucks come in and bed together at the end of October when they "should have been" fighting. They came in the morning a couple hours after sunrise, and from a direction opposite the way I'd walk in. It's the top of a ridge point that has heavy trails from the valley up to it...

Just wanting some advice on how close you should hang a stand near a bedding area. I found and confirmed a great bedding area while she'd hunting, and it looks like a previous owner had hung a stand almost right in it. The chains are well imbedded into the tree now. Just wondering how close is...

Sitting in the rain all day just got more awesome. Check out this product. Pricey, but anyone who works or plays outdoors is going to flip! Make sure to watch the YouTube video half way down...

Hey guys. I'm going to be headed up to Hidden Acres by Dayton, IA for their annual Sportsmen's Retreat. My friend is the director there and says that it is awesome. Would love to have a whole Iowa Whitetail Forum contingent this year. Here is their description of the retreat. Do you enjoy the...

How about you all take this to a farming forum instead of a Whitetail forum. You both sound like prepubescent school boys arguing over bubblegum.

Could you please site your sources for this information? Please and thanks.

Post some pictures?

Done and done!

Extremely interesting indeed. Too bad most people won't watch it because its 30 minutes long.

Why not take a picture that is straight on and level with the deer so we can see how it hangs.

I'm going back out tomorrow, and moving up the field edge another 50-75 yards or so. That will put me about 50 yards from where they came out. It wasn't a shed antler buck I hit. I looked her for quite a while in the scope. No scars, scabs, or nubs to be seen.

I don't know. There is a public ground field in Webster county where the DNR had a farmer plant alfalfa, and let him cut it for hay once. I have never seen a field so tore up. Deer are coming from far on private land to eat in this field. Same field where right after I shot the doe I couldn't...

To say this hunting season has been frustrating, is an understatement. Seeing very little rut action all of November, and having deer spook for wired reasons, has got be super frustrated. But hey, that's why it's called hunting, right? Last night I was sitting on a public alfalfa field that is...

I'd say he'd score in the high 120's or 130's. Not having too many points doesn't help the score. But he is tall with good width and tine length. So that makes up for some.

155 3/8. That's my guess.

This is only my second year out late season, so I'm not always familiar with what deer do this late in the year. I was out hunting this afternoon and saw a one sided fork horn chasing a yearling doe. Is it normal to see bucks this late still breeding the does that weren't bred during the first rut?

Bill Winke says kill the bullies. That is what I'd do.

Looks like the updated a bunch, like the whole United States and a bunch of other countries. I'm in Ames, and that photos are either from the spring or fall. Can't really tell in town. Some towns in Iowa got higher res street views too. Ames was lucky enough...

Looks like the deer on the farm I hunt, decided to bed down along north edge of the corn field right along the timber line while the snow came through. Figured they would have bedded down back in the woods along a ravine. Never seen this before. Anyone else see similar sign today?