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I think Spirit is one of the best bronzeback waters in the Midwest and hardly anyone knows about it. Amazing fishery. One day I caught six over five pounds just fishing the docks between Red Nose and Stony. I recognize the Templar boat ramp. Had a lot of tournaments there!

I once weighed 41 pounds for 5 fish in a lake Erie tournament. I was in 21st place out of 150 boats after that day. Usually takes a nine pound average to win in May. The weights have been off a little the past few years, but it looks like they are coming back. They send all those fish to the...

1 True 2 True 3 True #4 Depends on how you define the rut... the actual breeding period or the time that the bucks are activly seeking does. Overall, the entire rutting activity lasts about 3 weeks but the actual breeding may only take about 10 days in the Midwest. However, in the southern...

She's really only 10 but they put an extra zero on there by accident.

I'm from MN so we have some typical names for our bucks too: Spiker, Fat forky, 'ol two Point, you get the idea.

Just started shooting mine yesterday. Sweet bow. I thought I would have a really hard time giving up my Switchback XT but I think I am going to be okay now.

Hmmmm... what smell is attracting so many?

Somebody will give him $4k for it.

I live int he county that has the most cases of Lyme disease in the nation. I know a LOT of people who have had it including most of my neighbors. I also know personally two people who have died from complications resulting from not being diagnosed early, including a friend of my wife's who was...

I came from a family with no hunting and fishing basckground. I was ate up with it and subscribed to Field & Stream with my paper route money when I was 12. My dad hooked me up with some guys in our church who took me fishing a few times. My folks would not let me own a gun, but there was a guy...

Hunting fool, Eastman's MRS, and magnumtags.com are all good sources. Montana is the hardest state to research, for one thing their website is a jumbled up mess IMHO. You better get on the ball, you have to apply by march 15.

This joke really gnaws at me.

A cannibal passed his friend in the woods.

I have found two matched sets of Boone & Crocket typicals. That should answer your question!

1. 144 1/8 Pima, AZ Ed Stockwell Barbara Stockwell 1953 1 2. 143 Navajo, AZ Larry Johnson Alan C. Ellsworth 1995 2 3. 134 4/8 Grant, NM Victor P. Giacoletti, Jr. Victor P. Giacoletti, Jr. 1981 3 4. 133 Pima, AZ Michael E. Duperret M.E. Duperret & J.K. Volk 1990 4 5. 131 7/8 Cochise, AZ...

I would disagree that he is 3.5. I would say 4.5. He will be a toad next year.

No help for us blackberry users?

Excellent QDMA resource.

At the risk of hijacking the thread (sorry Sligh1), I am going to have one more go at this. First of all, I can see that reducing the number of does could shorten the rut since there are fewer does to be bred, which would then in theory take your bucks off your property as they go on a search...

In theory that may be true but in practicality it almost never happens. Seems like most studies would contradict that. Even if that were true, what difference does it make if you kill the doe in October, or December? You cannot tell the difference in potential between the ones who are GOING...