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Don't listen to that clown. Anyone that puts down another guys trophy has his own issues.

Congrats Matt! Great buck!

FIFY :way:

Those are sweet David. Congrats again. :drink1:

Here is a image of our set up. This is the Canon XH A1 and now we're using the Sony AX2000 and this arm is plenty sturdy for both of these sized cameras.

We have used the lone wolf arm since we started and never had a problem. Lightweight adjustable and packs nice. You will have guys that say you need more stability but if you put it up correctly it doesn't move. Make sure you get the extension if you go with the lone wolf arm though.

Hopefully Southfork will drop in. He has been trapping a good share of nice bobcats for a while now.

"Mr. president, thank you for tuning in this evening"

Still got the female?

Can I get a picture of the females? Interested but live in the Iowa City, IA area. But would like to see a picture. Thank you! Matt You can send a picture to booner210@gmail.com

Bears still suck!

Eat it Cutler!

Bears suck eggs

You may say he "hopped right to it in the nic of time" :)

A couple of them haven't been on yet. I'll give em a day.

Guys come on. If you need two monikers to post under at least let people know what your other handle is.

Yes, like Tony said, only close to zero or below. But I am part Yeti.

Beautiful mount.

That would be no problem. I sat in a long sleeved t-shirt and sweat pants with my regular hunting boots on in 10 degree weather for 8 or so hours. I was however in a double bull so that would make a difference. But, I don't think 25 degrees would be a problem. They are kind of a P-I-T-A to pack...