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That is fantastic! Congrats to that young man...great job

He is a fantastic buck! Super mass! Congrats Sask!

Had a great morning in the stand today. I had what we think is the oldest deer on our farm come by a little after 8 this morning. He was following a real nice 8 point that had a little bigger rack, but a lot less in the body. The DNR field aged him roughly from 8 1/2 to 9 1/2...I am going to...

I got mine today, already installed. Thank you Muddy and Iowa Whitetail

I assume you are saying the primer fires for a dry fire...I also assume the primer goes off when you get a miss fire. Did you pull the nipple out and make sure it is clear and has no burnt powder stuck in it? Other than wet powder I can't see any reason it would miss fire all the time.

170" Gun 163" Gun 144" Bow

Thank You Muddy, It will be great to have a little piece of Iowa right here at home in Michigan

Count me in Muddy...Would look great on the new truck

The fishing has been phenomenal this year, I am on the other side of Lake Michigan but we have been hammering the Kings. Seems to be a big run of 4 yr and older fish as we have been getting fish in the 18-25# range. If your going to go I would make it soon...the fish are getting ready to run up...

First camera pull of the season and I am starting to see a few decent bucks.

I have several Grounder 350's...zippered split windows.with the camo mesh over them (velcro)

I use them, they are inexpensive and work very well. I like the bloodtrail camo pattern they have, and they are plenty roomy enough to bowhunt from. Also they stand up well to heavy snow

For Sale 2011 Strother SX-1 RH 30" 60# draw, maxes at 64# IBO 337 frs. Predator camo Code Red rest G5, Red Peep, string loop. Bow is in good/great condition. $500.00

I have used both the QAD and RipCord..I like the thumb lever on the QAD for flipping the rest up, the Rip Cord does not have that. But I like the Rip Cord for the solid build using good parts, it feels more solid compared to the QAD..I did have the QAD give me trouble on a late season hunt, the...

.22LR, 7mm Mag, 30-06 Sprg, 30-40 Krag, .35 Whelen, .450 Rigby

Yes make sure you get a Shotgun scope! I tried the other route and bought a rifle scope...the cross hairs broke in short order and cost me a deer and a 450 dollar scope. I have had great success with the Nikon Prostaff scopes and Lightfield slugs.

Because of the type of construction, i suspect the most viable option is to disassemble and move the building, I would say you could get a contractor that would dis assemble and move the building for about $9300. The cost to have a new building put up that size would run you about $27,000 +/-.

I use mineral spirits on a cloth to wipe the hair down, q-tips with windex for the eyes and a wet cloth for the nose, once in awhile I use a dog brush to knock the dust out of the hair. I just wipe the antlers off, dont personally like the shiny look of using a wax on them

I had one on a Monster 6, shooting 330fps and had no issues with timing and was real accurate to 100 yards. Pretty nice rest all things considered

I would guess I am somewhere in the 250 hour area right now