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Very nice! Way to go Dakota!!!

Timney trigger for my AR was a piece of cake drop in. Lots of "how to" videos on YouTube. Really like it!

Very nice!!! Well done!

Looks like he/she is shedding. Gives a strange look to the black & white photos which are often temperature (infrared) based.

Can't say that I am totally up to date in the cow/calf arena, but don't most farmers/ranchers that run cows on pasture put out mineral blocks or mineral stations??? They prolly don't allow the deer to use them...:rolleyes:

Very nice! Way to gitter dun!!!

Great bird! Congrats Liberty!

Totally! Cole will get my business for about any small mammal I want done. Owenator's grey fox for example! I would bet good money he does a pretty mean otter. Hear tell he does a pretty awesome fish also. ;) Unless I already knew exactly what I wanted ahead of time, I would just tell him to...

Well done! Congrats Olivia!!!

Practice with light loads. That way they won’t flinch when shooting heavy loads at turkeys! They won’t feel a thing when actually hunting and much more likely to hit the turkey! Good luck!

Loose dog without supervision is always a bad idea!!! Great recipe to end up with a dead dog, one way or another! E-collar can be a great training tool. Downside is, if you don’t know how to use one they are often a disaster!!! Learning how/when to use an e-collar takes longer than using one to...

They are ready! Good luck!

Very cool! Congrats to all!!!

Good cover and ample food always helps! ;) Well done!

Very nice! Congrats!

I plant some of both corn & beans for late season plots. I'll have to agree with Sligh. When the winter is REALLY nasty day after day (which it hasn't been for a few years), the deer pile into the beans and do it in shooting light. The past couple years deer feed much more in the corn. Even...

Interested also! Especially references for Virginia Beach or Venice, LA? Both on my "bucket list". :)

Very nicely done! Will look awesome on the wall (or a pedestal)! Congrats again!

They don't eat them like they do the white pines, but they sure like to rub on them!!! I've got some Norway spruce that have really weird shapes after being rubbed on year after year. Look nothing like a Christmas tree. :confused:

You must "know somebody"? ;) I thought I heard Tom's work was a couple years out... Awesome job!!!