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Great buck...man, I need to get in a tree! Congrats

Here you go...looks great!

I prefer oaks and large cedars, as well as, split-trunks...love the foot rest on all-day sits. Oaks tend to hold their leaves longer and cedars offer the ultimate in concealment. Unfortunatly, most of our best locations are overtaken by locusts and hedgetrees. Use the heck out of synthetic...

With quite a few chips and scratches on my Patriot....might have just found the fix Thanks Limb

I finally figured it out after spraying down both the arrow shelf and the arrow cradle on the TT with foot spray. The arrow cradle on the TT wasn't the problem, but the extra height on the Blazers was catching the top of NAP arrow holder on my shelf. After trimming the top of each side by about...

I fletched up some new arrows Axis ST's with 2" Blazers with a small degree of right helical. During the course of trying to get my fixed blades and field tips to hit the same, I moved my TT (Shakey Hunter) around....and now have screwed up things to the point that I'm getting 'skid marks' on my...

[ QUOTE ] I don't have a set rule but I wash outer wear after every 2-3 hunts during cold weather, more frequently during warmer weather. My base layers get washed after every hunt. [/ QUOTE ] It's about the same for me.

I agree that the speed mods were probably in. I also had the same complaint as you, lack of valley, back when I had my Mathews Q2...switched to a Patriot in '03 and I could not believe the difference (not to mention hand shock and vibration). Informative 'bow review' on the Tribute in the...

I use 2 Sims modules (one on the inside of the riser) and a 4" D2 Doinker.

As mentioned, I would recommend going with the 8x if the majority of your hunting will be done here in the midwest. Best advice...buy the best glass that you can afford. Also, and just as important, compare binoculars side-by-side yourself. If at a store, try and glass a distant object...

Thanks for the great pics!

Last Wednesday (6th), I came across a fresh scrape, as well as, a couple of nice cedar rubs.

According to Charles Alsheimer's book "Hunting Whitetails by the Moon" - 2006 **Prime Chase Phase Period - Nov. 2-11 **Breeding Window - Nov.12-25 ...past years with similar full moons were 1995 and 1998.

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Saw a mature 9 point a couple of days ago (Aug. 10) that had completely shed all velvet. I was able to glass him for several minutes on the edge of a bean field. He was hanging out with a younger buck which still had his velvet intact. ...earliest I've ever seen

[ QUOTE ] I can tell you of a couple of places that have a better view than that... [/ QUOTE ] Limb, I was going to post a pic or two....but decided it best to keeps things 'family friendly' Sadly, I have quite a bit of experience in that department

Kaare, You make it tough to want to post pics after those bruisers...most bucks in comparison fall into the 'dink' category My brother & I have been bowhunting for 11 years now and we will have a 'baker's dozen' when he picks up last year's buck in a month or so. Our mom says there are so...

Not that anyone here needs reminded of how lucky we are to live in Iowa or the midwest, but in case you've forgot...here are a couple of pics to remind you . I travel to the southwest quite often and every time I come out here I just can't believe anyone would actually choose to live out here...

As far as patterns go I prefer predator fall grey or brown, advantage timber & Realtree hardwoods - depending on what stage of the fall/winter we are in. My favorite outer layer, while there are still a few leaves in the trees, is a 3D leafy suit. They do a heck of job concealing movement...

Bowtech Patriot SC WC string & buss cable 4" D2 Doinker stabilizer 1 Sims module on the inside Trophy Taker Shakey Hunter Tru-Fire release - Power Strap Spot-Hogg sight w/.019 pins at 40 & 50 yds.... .029 pins at 20 & 30 yds Sims teflon cable slide Sims Limbsavers Sims String Leeches...