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Lots of good comments here about a situation that's tough to get a handle on. As I see it, the problem is how to manage the deer herd when you're losing control (as well as resident access), through leases and land purchases, of the areas that need the management the most. I don't fault...

Some interesting stuff though some of it has shown up here already. I really like the new Muzzy broadhead. Link to Real Tree Bow Talk story on ATA

Ironwood, It's not near a road. It's set up on a gate post between two fields about a quartermile from the nearest road. The fences really create a funnel and he's gotten a ton of photos of deer, turkeys, coyotes, coons and even a ditch tiger. There are bobcats on his place but he's yet to get...

NWTF Iowa site list Jim Coffey as the Jakes Volunteer coordinator. jim.coffey@dnr.state.ia.us

A friend of mine got this coyote picture a couple of weeks ago and it's so cool, I had to share it.

[ QUOTE ] Went to the Gobbler Guillotine, track job was about 4 feet! [/ QUOTE ] and diameter of the blood spray circle was 10 feet!! Looks like the bird was pretty-well drenched in his own blood!

At least I recognize yours -- mine is "The Poor People of Paris" by Les Baxter. Who in the hell is Les Baxter?

Those are great changes and much needed. I'll definitely keep shooting my bow as time and weather permit. I've wanted to try the bow for a couple of years now and this makes it possible without giving up my gun options.

If it's really cold out (like it was first shotgun), I wear a pair of thin polypro liner gloves under a pair of the purple nitrile gloves. The nitrile is tough and the liner gloves keep your hands warm enough that you can keep a good grip on the deer and your knife.

That's some major beardage!

Danno, Here's a link that might give you some ideas. I think the steel brackets are overkill, but it would simplify things. Texas Deer Blind With some foam insulation under the floor and around the lower half, one of the those little Coleman Cat heaters would probably keep him toasty warm...

I'm not so sure the elk isn't still alive ... sticking his tongue out like a dog hanging its head out the window!!!

From the side he looks 170, but when he turns head-on --- WOW! I'm guessing 190-range.