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Great story and buck. Thanks for sharing. Another hornady bullet you might want to take a look at is the 300 grain FPB. They don't need a sabot and load like a dream. They shoot great out of my CVA optima pro and all shots on deer have been pass throughs and big blood trails that had I needed...

Thanks BTM, That sounds like what we talked about. I can access from any of the 3 quarter sections except the northeast one.

Thanks IBH1983. I have great access from the surrounding landowners, basically everything but the ne corner field with the timber on it yet. My thinking at the time is to continue the movement from ne and sw/s, while making it less desirable for deer to go near edges for poachers driving in and...

I have 13 acres of ag that is currently half farmed and half crp. The crp expires in a year and I have an opportunity to enroll it again but along with the half that is currently farmed. My idea is to plant 4 acres to timber and the rest into warm season grasses(bbstem, little bs, indian, and...

Congrats on a great buck. They are some tough critters.

The browning dark ops have been great for me over the past 4 years. Will take approx several thousand pics(close to 10 grand but I change batteries on them once they get to 50%) on one set of duracells. The deer don't detect them. I've had bushnell models and have cuddelink models and the deer...

congrats on a great deer and memories that will be fun retelling anytime.

nice deer and well done.

Congrats on a fine deer and memories made

Congrats on a fine deer and memories made

WOW, congrats. Thanks for sharing.

What a hunt. Thanks for sharing. Great public land bulls.

ditto to what was said above

I had very good accuracy with the sabots but switched to full bore bullets because I didn't like the bullet performance.(tried several brands and styles, 225 to 240 grain) The full bore have been as good if not better for accuracy and the wound channel/blood trails have been outstanding if I...

For herbicide recommendations check out Ag PhD tv and google their educated recommendations for anything ag related. Very easy to understand their thoughts and science behind them.

What does the label say? Usually it says in label how much water per acre for good coverage.