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LIV, any one starts spouting off about ISU we'll take care of 'em. Or at least drink 'em under the table.

I think (but may be wrong) that Iowa's TIP program, Turn In Poachers, does award the informant if a conviction is made.

He'll see more Boone and Crocket racks in a day then I'll see the rest of my life!!!!

I always thought that the holes in the pellets allowed the spark to get further into the charge, thus a quicker and more reliable burn. I may be wrong on this but if I'm right stuffing a plastic rod in there will sure stop the spark travel.

Thankfully I don't have to leave at 5am the next morning this year. Can't wait.

Hope the start goes a little better then last week!!!! Sound like a good time. Have fun!!!

I carry in all the time and use the strap on steps instead of sticks. Sticks work fine but the strap ons are easier to carry and are extremely quick and quiet to put on.

That's a great year!! Going to be a hard one to beat.

If you can put a Busch Light can in his hand I want a framed print.

He looks like he's going to be a dandy. Hope he walks by in early October!!

I've now gotten birds for three first timers and I'm still holding empty tags. I have set up on the same bird 5 times and he's outsmarted me every time. Monday morning I was literally within range in the dark when he started gobbling from the roost. I couldn't see him through the leaves but he...

That is a HOG! Hope he took it down to Fin and Feather and entered it, he would be close to the top. Congrats.

I was starting to wonder if you were gonna sneak one in yet or not. Congrats.

Happy B-Day old man, anyone pop out of the cake?

I agree with what Scott IC said. When a buck drops his antler early, lets say January, it's usuallya direct result of severe stress. The bucks body is saying whoa, we need to settle down and concentrate on surviving before we do anything else. Ever notice an early shed buck sporting antler...

Hey Alaskan, you don't need to rub it in by putting those Musk Ox in the back ground!! Whitetails aside, you live in heaven!!

If you are able to get the plot in the timber or in a secluded area you will dramatically increase the chances of deer, especially wary bucks, using it during shooting hours. While you obviously have plenty of available food for you local herd, for hunting purposes you could help yourself out.

The mineral, block or loose, actually "soaks" into the soil with the addition of moisture. When they dig up the ground they are getting the minerals out, much like a natural lick. We freshen ours up annually and have some dug out areas that you could almost park a car in. As for the fall in...

The first deer I harvested of any size was a 130 class ten point. I was thrilled to say the least. I took it to a local guy who I knew and left it at that. Several months later my parents got a phone call from the local sheriff. They had raided his house and found our name in his records and...

Shredder, you just made my stomach grumble! That sounds like a meal fit for a king. Can't wait till they start popping here, none yet that I've found.