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If you build them right. Yes. They are very scent tight. I have one I hunt with complete bad winds.

I'm going with alive. At least a good chance of it.

I got one pretty darn close to that. As a tip , don't leave the roof flat. I made that mistake. Give it a slight slope. Also. It's worth the price of putting in a steel entry door. Help to keep those pesky mice out. I have used those windows on numerous builds. Very good and will seal the...

Prayers sent.

Yes you can. Lot tag does not affect the paid tags.

It's sold. Thanks.

$100. Seems reasonable.

How about a Nikon archers choice? I have one I don't really use anymore.

Won't go wrong there. He's done allot for me. Great work.

Allot of truth in that statement. Sounds like the last few winters devastated the herd though.

I was thinking a normal two gang disk. You might get along with that. Won't pull anywhere close to as hard.

I'm going to doubt it. Although it depends on how deep it's set.

They are hammering mine right now.

Not much more to say. I was keeping it for my daughter but ended up with a smaller compact one for her. So, just looking to free up some space.

Nice knight muzzy. 45 cal plus some bullets. Probably 80 Barnes expander sabots. Good shooting gun just need a scope. $400

Looks good. I'd be a bit worried about a cross wind. I'd tie it down if it were mine. Just a friendly suggestion.

He stated zone 5. Hopefully he doesn't get a surprise when he gets his tag and it reads zone 10!

http://www.iowadnr.gov/Portals/idnr/uploads/Hunting/drawing_statistics.pdf Black n white.

Not for archery. Gun or muzzy. Yes can happen.

Got one that was sent in for aging. He was 9. The buck my dad killed out in Montana last fall the taxidermist figured 8 or more. Some make it for sure.