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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I read somewhere that most Ford trucks are assembled in Mexico and Canada. Then Toyota has all thier trucks built in the US. Whats more American? I don't know.</div></div> Lots and lots of US...

Nice pics...that 8 is a stud!

Great pictures! I love salmon on the grill!

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Iowabowtech</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Heck ya they're going to gain length, it's way early still. They still have plenty of time to increase lenth, width and mass. If you have a buck that already looks like a stud...

Nice pics...thanks for posting them!

He still has some finishing out to do. It all depends on what else you have running around. If that is the biggest buck on the place then he is a shooter by all means. I realize that anything can happen during the rut when bucks hyper extend their range, but I think sometimes people get caught...

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Couple of pics for ya... and you know the good ones are on my hard drive. Perfect example of a deer to pass on my place. Also, very easy to identify with the split ear. Second pic...just another turkey killer.

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: bushman</div><div class="ubbcode-body"> <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: pharmer</div><div class="ubbcode-body"> I guess $250/hour doesn't buy much nowadays.</div></div>...

Shad Guts!

Not sure exactly what the best job would be as a hunter. I do know I am going through a mid-life occupational crisis right now. Pick a job that you like, and one that last through an economy like we are having right now. Free trade didn't really turn out to be Fair trade. If I had to do it...

Re: Update June 2008 - Knobber I'm pretty sure you would have to use a buck tag on her. It is not an antlerless deer as stated on doe tags. Lots more pictures of her tonight. I hope she keeps showing up because it would be neat to watch the antler growth into the Fall.

Randy, there was a really big red squirrel going up the tree next to the camera. Seriously, this is a P-41 set up and the lens shutter is still enabled. You can hear the shutter open. The first picture in a series usually has the deer looking directly at the camera. I figured that wasn't...

I'm a cam junkie as most of you already know. I love messing with camera set-ups and am still trying to get the perfect shot. I put this cam about 8 feet in the tree with a big ol stick behind the camera to capture the right angle...got some cool pics.

I found this article in Hunting Illustrated interesting... It is by two writers that share the Pro's and Con's and their views. Hunting for Dollars Feel free to comment on the article if you find time to read it.

I tried seeding logging roads with very little luck. Chickory and clover will do alright, they just won't do real well.

You should watch this broadhead test on UTUBE...the guy does a real good job testing a wide variety of heads in his test. Click Here For Broadhead Test Video

That's what I'm talk'n bout!!!

Lots and lots of long stories..... Lessons learned the hard way.....expensive way..... To aid in your learning process, would you post all of your pictures of bucks scoring over 200? Ask yourself why that may not be such a great idea.