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Just shared the video of my son's first buck. Video was from 2022 but just got done editing it. Now sharing the video from 2022 of his first deer, a doe. A memory we'll never forget!

Thank you, he's ate up with the outdoors. Maybe even more than his older brother. So fun making these memories together. Almost feel bad going out hunting on my own any more. These types of hunts mean more to me.

It's been a minute! nearly 10 years??? I forget honestly.

Catching up sharing the last video I edited this summer - did a lot of fishing with the boys on our pond. Decided to make a video from this trip.

I don't think I ever shared pictures or stories from the three birds we got on video this past spring. Better late than never

With 2023 youth season opening in IA what a better time than to finish Hudson's buck hunt from 2022. :) We tried this weekend both evenings and saw a grand total of 0 deer, really odd. The deer heard has taken a beating the past few seasons and it's not looking like this year will be much...

My thoughts are the same - could upgrade to a 10mm for a little more power. I carried a 9mm when in AK moose hunting. Buffalo Bore ammo was what I had as well. Even got some for my Ruger LCP .380. haha (not that I plan on carrying that for any type of bear ever)

Been noticing more vultures around. Seems like the EHD deer we've found only bugs would eat them? Not mammals or birds?

We let a field go this spring, what we planted never grew but pig weed sure flourished. Deer heaven! Mowed and sprayed it off to try a fall plot... and now it hasn't rained for a month and isn't going to for another 10+ days

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These before and after postings are my favorite to see - that's quite the change there!

There's a fawn or two close by this camera it looks like!

I like em for my son out of his 20g. I use the 3" #9s. Helps extend his range. For me I just shoot cheap 3 1/2" #4s or 5 Kent shells for turkeys. Never shot one past 45yds, usually try to get them in closer and if they don't come closer, I'll just go work the next bird. I'm cheap when it...

Cool, thank for sharing!!

The larger chinquapins have produced acorns for a few years now. I've never seen more than a handful on at a time though, nothing crazy but I don't check them all that often during the summer truthfully. And once they fall they're in the thick brome and gobbled up by critters faster than I...

In this thread of Paul's are pictures of a tree planting we did in spring of 2012 (or possibly 2011). It's wild to go up here now and see the progress in ~10 growing seasons. Large red, chinquapin, and pure white oaks. They really do grow fast IMO. It's just not the 'instant' improvement to...