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I always figured that the affects of Covid shutdowns wouldn’t fully hit until about 3-4 years after they started it. I also remember the 18% interest of the 80s.

I shot fixed blades for 30 some years. Then decided to try several mechanicals. One deer I never found. The other two spoiled over night due to lack of blood trail.(like zero blood) So I have went back to fixed blades. I guess I thought it was common knowledge that with a bow you want nothing to...

Lot of sweet survivors in this thread!!!

The boys and I have been watching some of the night hunting coyote videos on Youtube. As a football coach of 18 years, and a father, this is a gut wrenching story to watch. After seeing this video I dug into a lot of Night Crew's videos. Chris Robinson produces these and he is a very gifted...

The success of your kids is worth more than your own. Well done!!

Awesome stuff!

Not saying this would be fun. But picture a lot of what we have already. Tall buildings housing lots of people. Lots of vertical built greenhouse types of structures and small animals being raised. We are about to the technology point where it might surprise people how little acreage it would...

What is happening is that as farmers have grown in size 300 acres used to be big. Now there are families that rent and plant 20,000 actual acres. There are farmers and people out there who have massive cash on hand. So they can pay what they want for a piece next to them that they really want...

If you are a bowhunter.....Bushnell Broadhead!!!!! Just this fall my Leupold ranged a doe at 29, Wyatt's Bushnell Broadhead said 19.7 yards. Had he trusted mine he would have shot over her. Their 3D scores jumped when they got the Bushnell Broadhead.

The major poacher deterrent that they are offsets any thing else in my opinion. We have so much thick thick cover that you could know where a big buck is, but getting to see him in real life is another story. Maybe in more open cover they would get you in rifle range. We knew where a monster...

Tortuous addiction we have. Have to do it, then sad when its over.

Yes it is always nice when you can back down and get the same results. I shot 85 lbs back in the late 80's....287 fps. Then in 2008 62lbs got me the same 287 fps with same grain arrow. Betting that 50 lb Image might get close with my arrow.

The boys and I were watching Podium Archer with MFJJ last night. I am a Hoyt guy but this little bow looked impressive. Seemed to be screaming fast to me. Or am I just way behind times? Anybody else think this is really fast?

Anyone local know of such? https://www.1380kcim.com/2022/10/21/suspected-great-lakes-gray-wolf-spotted-in-carroll-county-thursday/

Well I am still not sure I am not living in a dream. This whole season has been buck less for Tackett, Wyatt, and myself. Except for two big boys. Only a spike and forky in range for the boys. They were so hoping for even a 110-120 to show in bow range. But Tackett ended up with Junior(148 7/8)...

Bump for the veterans!!!!!

Yep. This was Junior. He really needed another year or two. Had two years of pics and videos. He was pretty calm and I figured no one else would pass him.

Yes it has been documented that predators kill for fun/practice. Yes there are a lot of politics involved.

Tackett got this buck in youth firearms season this past weekend. Crazy part is that it could have been a bow kill. Tackett was on the ground on a bucket. Saw his rack coming slowly. He was eating buck brush. Tackett did a 180 on the bucket and turned around. Said he was thinking the whole time...