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T&K Hunting. Small shop out of South Dakota. Hand cut and sewn there. All American parts. https://www.tandkhunting.com/collections/leg-gaiters-bow-slings-and-rifle-accessories/products/leg-gaiters

Bullet options seem to be the hold up for me. I borrowed a 350 2 years ago to try out. Long barreled Ruger. Perfect quartering away shot at about 90 yards with fresh snow and a field of 50 deer. The field cleared and I didn't find a speck of blood. Got lucky following the main deer trail and my...

More likely to go the other way and allow centerfires all season. And I disagree with the above. There is a huge difference between a blackpowder muzzy effextive to 250 and the smokeless rigs that's are crazy accurate to 700+ and leave holes the size of a softball.

Congrats Rjack!

I hate bills like these. They always start with predators to get the ball rolling. I was also under the impression you currently couldn't shoot a wolf or a bear

Have the Scheels Bib and Jacket set. Got them on sale for 75 a piece a few years ago. That's all I wear late season on the ground and it does its job. Plenty warm and cuts the wind. In a tree I will wear it also until it is brutal and I need a HBS to make the long sits comfortable. Temperature...

Snoop around on the Trapperman archives or Iowa Trapper Talk forums. Trapperman has some national legends on there but it has become more of a good ol boys club as of late. ITT is full of helpful people and lots of people who stack fur

I've got 2 XOPs and they are a good stand

Awesome to see Skip. If he needs any recommendations let me know. I think I read every outdoor related book possible in both the school and town library.

In the past we have had 2 youths that would go shotgun season with us. If they didn't fill their tag during shotgun we'd offer to take them late muzzy. They were always super busy with school activities during the actual youth season to get out and more than once their dad spaced off buying the...

That's a hoss! Congrats on a dandy

I use loose mineral. I was worried about rain with them but it either evaporates or the deer drink it. Dug up a couple pics I had saved. The black spot is one of the tubs I was using. Sent from my SM-G970U using Tapatalk

I use old plastic lick tubs left over from cows. The ones with the shorter sides. Deer don't seem to mind

Next on the list is a red fox or a coyote. Might hang some snares after deer season but might have to wait til next year for those 2. Until then we will keep running some conibears, do some coon calling and then hit spring beavers when it warms up

Got another first today. Braved the cold to check our conibears this morning and another furbearer has been checked off the list and gonna get sent to the tannery. Little man was so pumped when we rolled up. Sent from my SM-G970U using Tapatalk

Hanging legal coyote snares on private property would not give trappers any bad press. If the dogs are not supposed to be there that is no ones problem but the dog owners.

Have you contacted the local CO? Maybe he could spend some extra time in the area

I use the TMZ and seem to have had great luck with expansion and performance on all shots near and far. Not sure if the tip makes that much of a difference or I've just been lucky

Yup Kaare used to be a big contributor here. I now follow him on IG. Welcome aboard. Are you strictly whitetails or is there mule deer and bears around for ya to chase? Or moose or elk

Merry Christmas ya filthy animals.