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Way to go Alex! Good job mud!

I have had them all fail. I like the Glory nocks best when they work. Much easier to turn on and off. Longevity just isn't a strength of any of them. I have not tried fire nocks.

Yeah, when the tag got north of some of the elk tag prices, my "demand" dwindled. I have enough points to go (at least I think they are still good), but can't see paying up like this for whitetails. Every year now for at least the last 5 years or so, I think about it, and ultimately decide...

Nice rooms guys. Does that multi-colored pallet wood come that way or is it stained?

Cam pics. Went from never using them at all not that long ago to using them every week. Having the confidence to sit longer and in spots you might not otherwise be , bc you know a big buck is in the area is worth a lot. That and some persistence.

Both have there pluses and minuses. Switched from a sword single pin to a spot Hogg hoggit 7 pin when I forgot to adjust the yardage on a elk hunt and shot wayunder a big 6×6. If I only hunted white tails a single pin might be the ticket.

Dandy! congrats

Ha. Probably really doesn't matter much. Ground scent is what matters. I have went years without washing certain garments. Scent control equals wasted money.

Tracking cat.....trend starter! :) Congrats!

Forget the Wind- Scent Lok!!

Started with a bisquit. Switched to a QAD for better long range accuracy, which I feel I achieved. Eventually had the QAD lock up on me on a 170, so I switched back to the bisquit. I have been happy with it overall in all the years I have shot it. The accuracy loss is small IMO, but for some...

Massive Neck!!

If you can avoid ground scent 100% yep.

I have an IWOM I am willing to sell 25% off if anyone is interested. I wore it once last year and haven't felt the need to wear it since.

Stinks of cheese....gonna pass.

That stand is quit a bit lighter than the current version. You will find some guys willing to pay up for that.

1. Run 2. Get good gear. GPS and clothing 3. Danner pronghorns work just fine for me. I have had 450$ Lowas that didn't work out, so stick to something you know boot wise. 4. Learn to call with a diaphragm now 5. Have good tires and spares (know where to get fixed if you have problems)...

Now that's funny!:D

right click on picture, copy image URL, click the mountians square (while in reply to thread) paste copied URL into the field that poppled up. Done:D