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LOL, how are we suppose to answer that ? without getting into trouble. LOL, that is great, made for a great laugh.

Great Pics John boy! Great camera too by the looks of things.

Very unique deer. He would be wall worthy for sure. Thanks for posting!

Anybody have or use the Ameristep Stinger Climber? I am looking at getting a climber and for the price the Ameristep looks like a good one. Any advice would be helpfull thanks.

Yeah I am confused too, It is weird cause I can pull the bow back and have the string touch my nose and it feels good to me. No he has no problem pulling it back. I think he may be deformed or something. LOL.

OK, I need everyones help. My problem is I am helping a young neighbor kid get started in bowhunting. He picked up a brand new primos bow and the thing is a great bow. At the shop he was shooting awesome. Now we have him outside and we can't seem to get him to where the string is anywhere...

I will guarantee the 7th through the 15th. HA! That is my time for sweetness!

Thats one way they can overcome the high fencing!

I started sweatin just reading about all the work, then finally the pay off. Do work!

What are you training for/on?

Re: PMA Membership Thoughts Paid yesterday by paypal, just wondering how long it took you guys to be able access the members forums? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

I think maybe he is an old deer. His chest is just as big as his rump, and a big brisket. Just my thoughts.

Oct 25,26, Nove 9-18. Just so happens the field and stream magazine says Nov. 9 is probably the single best day to be in the stand. I guess we will see.

WOW! Thats a goodin!

Don't give up! When they get vitally hit sometimes those bucks can go a long ways just on adrenaline. They will often make a mad dash on a b line then just pile up. Make sure you cover a huge area not just the immediate area you were in. Good luck and with persistence you will find him.

Haven't seen any in Iowa but I was turkey hunting down there in KS last spring. I found out the hard way what the big pile of sticks was behind my turkey sitting tree. Those little bugers are fierce critters. They don't make nests out of sticks either those are logs in my book.

Love it when a plan comes together! Good Job!

When I first looked at it couldn't tell, then I seen the distinct v in the fur on the hackles of a coyotes shoulders. Definately coyotes. Cool pic.

Very cool! Nothing like that experience. Have not taken my own yet but taken many other youths and I would almost, I say almost give up my season to take youths. Nice deer and very cute kid. Tell her congrats.

Way to go to that little boy, I'm sure he already wants to go again, but now he is going to have to learn patience and wait til next year. Glad to see some youths having fun and getting in the outdoors, before the woods are crawling with people. I have one statement for all of the members here...