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We just use a piece of polyester batting that you can get from walmart under the pan.. works good and keeps the dirt out.

I went with the Traditions Vortek. A little cheaper but a great shooter. Topped it with the Nikon BDC250 scope. I started out with the Triple7 pellets and then switched to Blackhorn209 because I heard a lot of good things about it. Got a lot of hang fires. Figured out I was using...

Nice work Daver! Go get you a few more! It'll put less pressure on hens when feeding this winter.

My condolences to the family.

Paul and his family are in my thoughts and prayers. His many years of selfless service will lead him to greater places.

That thing just screams 'merica..

It's o.k. Kemosabe.. we all do $hit jacked up once in a while..

I think you still have to have a hunting license and habitat fee even with the fur bearers license unless you are a landowner and hunting on your own land. I could be wrong though.

Those millenniums are comfortable but damn they are a pain in the @$$ to hang and then you have to put another ratchet strap that doesn't come with it around the bottom because they are loose as hell. Put a couple up for a friend this year and they were 10x harder than anything else I've hung...

I'm going to try that this weekend with an electric caller.. Just trying to decide whether I want to take a shotgun or maybe my 17HMR.. Any thoughts?

We took in 23 coons and a red coyote into the Groenwold buyer last Wednesday and had a $6 avg for skinned and frozen coon pelts and they would only give $10 for the yote so we kept it.

Nice.. how many coons is your brother up to Bill?