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The landowner of the land I hunt on is wanting to clear some trails for his sons to use their four wheelers they are getting for Christmas. I'm sure he'd take as much help as possible come spring. PM me if you'd be interested. His land is right by Don Williams Park in Boone County.

Cedars are great habitat for small game and upland birds, especially in the winter, and even more so when you have a blizzard role through.

Went out tonight figuring that they would be moving to get some food before the front moves in. I saw nothing. Kind of strange.

My guess is that most guys who get cold feet while sitting, get cold feet because their feet sweat bad. Mine do. But I've never taken an extra pair to the stand. I would say after you hike in, switch socks and you'll be golden almost regardless of the amount of thinsulate over 800 grams. I'm...

Make sure you submit him at the Iowa Deer Classic under the four point category. He'll do well there.

Anyone seen this bow before? Super small and lightweight bow. http://libertyarchery.com/specifications.html

Agreed. Best tasting stuff on the market. The Cracked Pepper 'n Garlic is the best flavor they have. Worth the ten bones it costs.

Who cares if people find out that I bow hunt private land, and shoot any deer that moves on public land while party hunting during first season shotgun because we like to fill our freezers and don't care about the trophies.

Crazy what information you can get when people actually call in their deer like they are required to by law! We filled all but three of 13 tags this year, but we saw half the number of deer, and no deer on some property that we always shoot deer on.

Same thing with us in Marion County on public ground at Lake Red Rock. We usually see much more deer. Didn't shoot our first deer until after 2 on Saturday. And that's with a party of 13. We shot two nice deer though. Got a good set of rattling antlers off a 10 point 130 class deer I shot.