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You must be talkkng about 4895 rather than 4898. I am still using h4198 but would like to try h4895 for it’s temp insinsitivity. Are you using a brake with that load?

Easy low cost option for a very good smokeless muzzleloader.

This one showed up yesterday. One of the warmest late ML hunts I ever hunted in. Keep in mind, everything you do can have an effect on patterns for the rest of the season. Changing things up could get you something you want, or it could affect the normal movement we plan on.

Open fields feeding areas. Same as most years for me.

On a clean barrel? If it is the fouled barrel, 777 is notorious for its crud ring.

300 grain Barnes Original. Mine liked 67 grains 4198 pushing it..

One of the biggest does I have ever taken. Points for team 13.

It is a shame this thread took a left turn, but, block me in the middle of the road? You can count on my defense mode being the first thing that is going to happen.

Love those double throat patch deer!

Good camera, it is unlikely you will be disappointed. OK price.

Browning Strike Force, Recon Force, or Dark Ops. All great choices. My next one will be the Strike Force Pro. More coin then the regular Strike Force, but great reviews, and I am totally behind the Browning cams and trust this choice would be a good one.

Turnips best December January Agree. My favorite late season food source. December January let's go hunting, doesn't matter when was hit by frost/freeze.

I get one doe tag a year. That is if I remember to buy it before noon on the first day available, otherwise, they will be sold out. For the one farm I use it each year, it is all about population control. Any doe with fawns, preferably twins, gets a green light.

Excellent deal here. If I didn't already have a Scout conversion I would be all over this one. Does it come with the scope base/rings?

I'm in again.

Tips of the antler points are still very rounded. I would say he will put on quit a bit before the velvet comes off.

I think the Big Buck Brassica Mix and their Big Buck Annual Mix are both decent mixes. Whether the deer are foraging or chomping on the turnips in the ground, they seem to like both options. There are other options out there but I like that these come from Iowa.