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Me too. Also see blue urine occasionally. I suspect that is from cedar branches?

If you have a pretty good idea of what you want, then I would take that information to each type of contractor to get a ballpark figure on what you can expect to pay. 8 years ago when we built, it was about $100 - $150 per sqft as a general rule of thumb. I'm sure it's more now. That was in town...

Syd, Thanks for taking us along on your adventures. It sounds like you are growing up to be the kind of person that all parents hope their children will become. I'm glad that being in the outdoors has helped you learn some great values in life that you will be able to take with you anywhere you...

I also agree with most. 10% or so for "normal" cases. Reminds me of a buck a few years back on our property that was a 2 1/2 year old 10 pt that roughly scored 130. Was an 8 pt in his 3rd and 4th years and finished his life as a 10 pt at 5 years. The whole time his rack stayed at the 130 mark...

Yikes! I'll bet he just loves jumping fences.

I've had excellent results with cutting and covering the exposed stump with Tordon RTU.

I shoot the Z7 Extreme and love it. Its a smaller bow, but very maneuverable. Especially if you hunt from a blind. I think $500 for brand new is a pretty good deal IMO.

Pretty cool way to give a rundown of a season. Thanks for sharing!

What an honor! Fantastic job on the mount, sir! The rack looks like it weighs 30 lbs. Super, super animal!

I'd like to know as well. Similar situation for me. I had planned on just Fri and Sat. I'd be more than happy to help out, I just didn't plan on staying through Sunday.

Once again I agree with your every word. This is the type of writeup that needs to be sent to the desk of all parties involved in the maintaining of our regs. Legislators, governor, DNR, FB, everyone. Very well said.

Thanks for the heads up, Brian. I plan on attending for the first time this year. Although I won't have my piece ready for this year, I do look forward to seeing everyone else's work, and catching a few seminars as well. Should be a good time.

If I were you I would hold on to your XT; or set aside as a backup if you do decide to upgrade.

Pretty darn close to what I do. Add a 1/4 cup red cooking wine to the mix and see what you think.

I always joke around in saying that ticks keep my standards high. Every deer I've shot in my best area has been covered in them. So if I am going to bring a deer home and get ticks all over me, my gear, my truck, in my garage, and the occasional biter, then that buck had better be a good one!

First off thanks for your lifetime of service! As for your question, I don't personally know anyone who consistently has 200" deer to hunt. Key word being "consistently". I'm actually surprised that you mention those opportunities in WA state. Just don't hear much about trophy whitetails over...

What a brute! Love to see what he becomes this year. Good luck with sheds, and keep us posted.

Is the field to be planted again this year? If so maybe the farmer can run his equipment through there like he is going to do to the rest anyways and leave that portion alone afterwards. That way at least the stubble and residue is worked in for you. If not try to find someone with a ATV plow...

Congrats on your first mount! Looks great!

Great looking mount! Looks very nice over the full body as well!