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Ouch!! I see the weapon, now where's the buck?

I'm that way and I'm too old to change. I close my left eye when I shoot. I do the same with a rifle. With a shotgun I cover part of my glasses with some chapstick. I do shoot the recurve with both eyes open, but I think I adjust the release hand to compensate. I don't know I just started...

I'm considering it. Problem is Garth recommends an area and every subscriber jumps on it and drives the odds down.

You will never see $2 corn again.

What do these plots look like now? I'm thinking of putting a plot of a some kind of brassicas in for my Dad. He's 75 and we'll be building a permanant blind and the plot will be on the edge of a bedding area and with a corn file behind. We want to set it up so he has a good chance of pulling...

One of the articles online that include the recipe said that the brown bottle peroxide has a stabilizer that has some odor. That's the 3% stuff. The 27% is used to shock treat a pool. Any store that sells supplies for pools or hot tubs should have it. Frankly I can't smell anything in the...

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What kind of game cart would you use in THIS situation? Precarious at best

I've considered this question before too. Doug, Your answer basically eliminates quartering. That would require removal of the head. What about breaking the carcass in half at about the last rib? This would make 2 more managable trips to pack out. Or, as a second option what about...

I suspect that young does without fawns will go through an estrus cycle early. If it is like other ruminant species, that first estus cycle is often infertile. If that is the case expect them to be locked down again in three weeks.

Here's some food for thought: When the Food Becomes the Cover

Getting away from "lazy" hunters doesn't always work there. You walk a mile from the nearest public access and you are still near someone's back yard and there is an ATV trail there.

This subject came up a while back and I posted a link to this article that was on the Kifaru website. The link is now dead, but someone graciously copied it on to their forum for me. This is a copyrighted article by Phillip Watts. This is how it appeared on the Kifaru forum. I think it about...

Plenty of hunters too. I think if you have private land that butts against public you will do well, but the public land gets hammered.

You are my hero. Tell us more of the story.

Good work, bowandarrow! I confess I'm surprised in light of that silly full page ad in the Ames Trib last night.

What's the eye relief on the scopes you all recommend. I don't like getting smacked in the head all the time.

By all means go do some hunting! You deserve it. Thanks again for everything you do.

Travis I can only speak for myself, but you hit the nail on the head. I had fully intended on participating in the Ames hunt, just to help make it a success. I have other places I can go, and tags in my pocket to harvest a doe with a lot less hassle. I know hindsight is 20-20, but in...

Lots of fear and misinformation. I think they should have avoided a couple of small, open, highly used parks that are practically unhuntable anyway: Ames Trib Article