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I am in CR and will be starting my 26th year or so of hunting, I can give some time from a hunters aspect. Bow and muzzleloader mainly now.

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Here is a review page with sample pictures: http://www.chasingame.com/index.php?id=259 I run Moultrie m-80's and m-100's and I would put their test pictures at a similar quality of these. I may have to swap out a couple stealth cams I have left and try a covert as my "other brand"

Besides being a great deer, it is one of the best looking mounts I have seen.

I would be all for a cossbow as a legal weapon. I would be more confident in ground hunting with one over my compound. It would give me some different areas of where I hunt to put blinds in an hunt tose areas.

I see only one answer. No one can answer that but the person considering it. If I dropped a rack and broke it I would fix it. When I shoot a deer I get what it gets, one of my larger Muzzleload deer is all beat up. I love it, it adds character and makes him look tough

1 on 12-23 late muzzy = 206

I agree, I have also had great luck the day after, had a nice buck follow my footsteps in one year after a fresh 10 inch snow.

I remember last year, I am planning on a half day of vacation Friday to make it a longer hunting weekend!!!!! Time to get the sled out of the garage rafters to pull the deer out - power of positive thinking

I keep them all, I have them in Iphoto on my Mac and I use them to see patterns over the years. Gotta pattern the does to get those wandering bucks. Even the does where I hunt move depending on the time of the season. It also have over 2 terabytes of storage and do not keep every doe pic in a...

I like the wood with the dark colors of the rack

I like it, it needs a 3rd picture to. A live version of the one that got away that is even bigger :)

That shows how much range a buck will cover.

The distance between the brow tine is unreal. Great picture!

Nice series of pictures, you should edit the brightness on those. They would make a great screen saver or desktop background for your computer.

I have to say it is a personal choice to choose your comfort zone! My max shot ever was about 30 yards. I set my stands with about 25 yards as my max. I prefer a 10 yard chipshot on a broadside deer that has no clue I am there. :D:D

I have been thinking about adding a blind (fabric wrap around) to one of my ladder stands. I would assume the deer would not be bothered by it. The type I am looking at would attach to the side rails and front gun rail. Anyone ever used them and have any good or bad opinions or experiences...

I can't figure out if this is a stud button buck or just a small 1.5 year old?

Congrats, great character in that rack

that would make a different looking euro mount