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Slow on my side. My scrapes are starting to see some action over the last couple days, won't be long and things will pick up. Thanks for the good news and I will see you in a few days.

You keep using that decoy and maybe the bucks will cross the road and come over to my side. Good luck Dave

Tenders in the fry pan from the first doe last night, more than enough reason to hunt them does.

Cool way to spend what little time you have off Bud. You will always find time to bow hunt.

Cool Sask, Congrats on a great buck!

Congrats Alicia and Jody, good job!

Tomo, glad everything is OK! Maybe you should think about using the safety harness while on stage.

Best of luck Chris..............

Congratulations Shredder! Best of luck to you and yours.

Re: Will you hunt deer if CWD is found in your are I would hunt and I would eat the meat of any deer that had no obvious signs of contamination. Caution and a little common sense will keep this monster at bay as the experts work on a solution.

Every time, need to have plenty of junk with all the time.

I know, I know, I would like to be the great looking 8 point buck that resides in the beautiful Loess Hills of northwest Iowa in the Sioux City area. I would be nick named Close Encounters. I would roam around free and easy and when the time is right I would take care of all the great looking...

Congrats hosrt, best wishes to you and your very new family. Say, Droptine Horst has a nice ring to it don't you think?

Excelent madisonb&c, nice set up.

They are from the last three years. Close up was around several times this year but I held out for another guy who had ideas of his own, he will not be so lucky next season.

Yet another.

Another favorite.

Here is one of my all time favorite photos. Look at the brow tines on this 2.5 year old buck.

It's hard enough to get some hunters to shoot does as it is. We would not have the hunting opportunity we do in this state if we started to over-harvest the bucks. This is one place all hunters can practice QDM, try to keep doe numbers from getting out of hand.