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You know, she looks a lot like Bevo. Maybe Mac Brown could help out.

Yes it is legal and streams have been a water source for cattle since the state was settled. Do cattle crap in the stream? Do deer? The negative effects of cattle on streams depend on a lot of factors. Are there other sources of water in the pasture? Is all of the shade along the stream...

To be honest aging won't make her taste like grain fed beef. Why don't you age the rib in a fridge and grind the rest. Personally I'd grind the whole girl. No point in aging hamburger.

Can't answer this one yet. I'll let you know when it happens.

I'm going back. Sept. 14. I can't wait. If you see a crazy commuter bugling on the way to work--that's me.

Oh, just one more thing. It's a heifer.

[ QUOTE ] Seriously though, can you explain to the locker the situation? [/ QUOTE ] It's a new regulation to eliminate the slaughter of downer and abulatory cattle as part of the whole mad cow thing.

With these temps you will need to hot bone it and get it cooled down. You can either bone him out like an elk as mention above, or hoist him up with a loader and hang from a tree or otherwise. Then you can quarter the beast or get him into more managable portions. However you do it you will...

I started shooting the blazers because my sons whisker biscuit tore up the normal 4 inch veins. I found they grouped better, especially with a fixed blade broadhead like the Montec. At least that was my observation. BTW, I've never had to use the hair dryer on the blazers.

I've had good luck with a hair dryer.

Take a look at Cabelas Rain Suede. Quiet and packs inside it's own pocket.

I've been working my bow weight up with the intent of shooting 70 pounds by September. I'm at about 66 right now. I tried the Mississippi thing and shot about 4 feet off at 40 mississippis. I think I better leave it at 66 pound or hope I don't have to hold a draw too long. The eyes closed...

Danno's training for the Iowa Games--sprints and long jump. When that's over I'll concentrate more on aerobic conditioning (running and hiking) to get ready to chase some elk. I used to be able to lift 12 oz. at a time and stay in shape, but us old guys need to work at it all year round.

Supplementing P won't do any good if they don't eat it. The idea of putting out some straight salt or TM salt if you'd like is to see if they are even in the area.

The least palatable part of the mix is the dical. Cut that back, or put a pile of just salt next to your mix and see if they hit the salt alone.

If you get to the KC Cabelas, the mule deer exhibit is worth the stop. While I'm at it here's my 2 cents on this thread. I second the thumbs up on Cabela's customer service and exchange policy. My customer service issues have been with Scheels and Sportsmans (mostly in the archery...

Great Post!

I just needed to say it. I feel better now. Thank you.