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Yeah we have about 5-7 sq mile here and in heavy forest cover. 40 deer per square mile is inconceivable to me.

http://iowawhitetail.com/forum/showthread.php?t=33103

I just saw this on another site and few bucks have impressed me more on first glance. Apparently an Alberta buck.

This Alberta buck found dead is known as the Melom buck for Murray Melom who found it. Found not far from where the Neil Morin buck was taken, it has similarities and may or may not be related to it. Buckmasters magazine had an article on replicas that featured it. They called it one of the most...

http://www.fieldandstream.com/photos/gallery/hunting/2009/12/new-ohio-muzzleloader-record-could-have-longest-main-beams-ever-recor This is an interesting buck. I was just sent a photo story about in available in the link. Good pics and a good story.

No I posted this on another thread and someone told me it was the buck in this thread.

I am told this is the deer in question here. Here is a better pic of it.

In the theme of the above, this is one that really kranks me. 181 4/8 net,188 3/8 gross, With 5 6/8 bases and three circumferences over 6, the largest 7 5/8, it has clean round mass few racks can equal. It is hard to say if the color is natural in the pic but it looks like one of those deep...

This is a nice 240 class 2009 NT from IA. Love the frame, good mass and showy. It is likely on the forum here somewhere but I have not seen it. Any details?

4X4 frame?

Nice pic despite the tongue. I have seen it before but forget where. Was it in North American whitetail?

Sub par mass

No mass. It is sub par with less than 5 inch circumferences.

pics of the mounted replica are on http://whitetailreplicas.net/typical_reproductions/Canadian_King_Buck_Replica_and_Photo_Downloads.html BTW the 206 score they mention is wrong. Also there is a pic of the full mount here http://whitetailreplicas.net/img/frontpagebuck_primary.jpg The...

I got my vortex bins from the states and there is no duty on optics. I checked. Shipping was $30.00 US but I still did well.

http://www.cbc.ca/canada/saskatchewan/story/2009/11/10/sk-coyote.html "The Saskatchewan government is offering a $20 bounty on every coyote killed. Coyotes have been a perennial problem in rural Saskatchewan, but the situation has been getting worse in recent years, Bjornerud said." This...

What are you using now? I would suggest you use a spotting scope if you can. It will show much more than bins. The birdwatcher sites have good reviews and I had good luck reading tips on the 24hourcampfire Ask John Barsness Questions About Binoculars and Glassing etc. I got a pair of...

I was glassing this morning and saw the 1st nice buck of the season. You call this post longe range glassing but with 10X50 bins you are not seeing as much as you should. I use 8X42 bins for field of view and a 15-45X spotting scope for distance. You can't see much detail without a scope and...

In my area of Canada we don't have white oaks except for English Oaks. Does anyone know how palatable to deer English Oak acorns are?

Thanks for the info. Any idea how much the cost per acre for peas is?