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I'm thinking it's his "bull-shooter" sighted in 2" high at 400 yards...

110 grains of Triple Seven and a 250 grain Barnes/Knight all copper Red Hot or the 285 grain Spitzer/Boat Tail all copper

Cats...Dogs...If they're in the wrong place they should be eliminated...People think that just taking them into the country and dumping them is humane. My dad tells the story about how he caught the neighbor's two dogs chasing cattle in our cattleyard, he shot one, but the other one headed back...

Mr. Beemer will be right back at it...Nice lesson from our justice system. His attitude clearly indicates he'll be a repeat offender. But how about a county recorder who was allowed to walk. People of Taylor County...be very afraid. Have you checked all your documents lately? Do you own your...

Plant your beans one or two weeks later than surrounding farmers and they'll carry you a little later. Don't leave corn out completely, with a good stand stalks/ears will still be peaking out of the snow when legumes and rye are hard to dig for. I've also seen fields late summer 1/2 corn 1/2...

Bow shops can be really up and down as far as how well they treat you as a "good" customer. I know the two shops you are talking about and one will steal your wallet with one hand while you're shaking the other. You can sort them out for yourself, but for my first bow I would definitely go to a...

I take hunting and fishing trips to a variety of states and respect what they have to offer and respect the people who manage and support their resources. As a non-resident I'm a guest and I act that way, the same way one would/should act when invited into someones home. PS--I envy you guys in...

I understand where you're headed songdog, but venison isn't marbled like beef so wouldn't you still be trimming fat off? I could see more residue in meat if you fed them a medicated ration or mineral blocks and mineral/fly blocks.

Mr. Whitetail, Now that your state is obviously problem-free because you have all the solutions, I suggest you run for IA governor because you know our state so well... Oh, that's right you'd have to be a resident and then someone would have to want to listen to you. Thanks for the input...

Welcome to the site and thanks for bringing up an interesting topic. Because IA is more rural a lot of our deer are shot within 10 miles/10 min. of home, I think you'd find check stations very ineffective. They're hanging and skinned in the time it would take to drive to a check station and...

OK, I've let this one go long enough. I realize it is really not considered "wild" game meat (unless you've been there when they're harvested ), but we have to give proper attention to Rocky Mountain Oysters. Not sure if many communities have them any more but used to be an annual benefit...

I say we need a 10-day waiting period on all horse purchases and a ban on all horse purchases at auctions; you never know who might be buying a horse at an auction . But seriously, I understand MN is looking at increasing the number of horse permits next year.

As my wife's grandma would say, "that's a good way to get yourself killed" Some guys tend to lose control during a couple weeks in December, I would not want to be walking in or out when they drive by and see movement. "Committed" is the proper word for someone who wants to be out there with...

What I've done before is set up a tape recorder close to my bow and then taped the sound of several shots. Sometimes this helps locate where it's coming from.

Maybe you could plant them in small groupings or clusters and put in steel fence posts and woven wire in a rectangle around them. Livestock are just too hard on trees, no real easy solution.

Geez Rrweltzin, why so down on game farms and pens? You'd think they were spreading disease or something ( Nothing a few DNR sharpshooters can't solve) At least they take the halters off before they shoot...BW couldn't be more right about this type of crap influencing the non-hunting public...

Thank you for sharing 150 Class. God Bless those brave men and women and comfort their families.

Not to worry guys they're all baldies in Plymouth County Sorry Songdog kinda wondered the same thing myself, why so late? Are you north of SC in the hills? Not a lot of ranches in the eastern part of Plymouth Co. I wouldn't mind a few of those antlerless tags in first MZ season.

Scout is all over this one. Lost one this year on private ground after the neighboring landowner saw my nephew sitting in it during late MZ season and sat watching him. Surprise, it turned up missing last weekend when I went to get it. It's pretty obvious where it went. I'll start marking things...