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I'm going to continue my tsi this winter and hinge cutting that I got your advice on last fall, my question now is I've got a lot of hedge apple trees that I'd like to get rid of, some are in places it'd take me a month of Sundays to get out of the woods though, others are on the edge of the...

I know she does, mark drury claims iowa residency but his family lives near St. Louis

I agree with everything you said about Missouri whitetails, it's unbelievable the difference between these forums, I just like talking deer, lot of those guys equate moving a gun season to taking your guns away, that's why I don't hold out a lot of hope for gun season changes, and I never heard...

Missouri is way down from previous years, they announced next years firearms seasons today too, antlerless season did not go away, still hoping they don't issue unlimited tags

I understand what your saying about big timber but those deer still have to eat later on in the year, cold weather is going to make deer want to eat more whether it's waste grain or acorns or natural browse. What I'd like to see is an early muzzleloader season and a later, shorter rifle season...

I'm just curious where you saw or heard they were changing, I'm really hoping they do, just wondering if there was some info out there or you talked to somebody with MDC, thanks

I wouldn't think EHD, that should've killed it pretty quick, wouldn't think it would have time to lose that much weight before dying, deer I've found dead from EHD did not look emaciated like that, but I'm also not a biologist

If it had a bunch of cedars cleared I would definitely lime the ground good, probably already thought of that though

No rules for hunting on Sunday in mo, turkey season opens on a Monday however

Oh yeah, you wrote so much BS it was hard to go thru it all, it was never derailed and then dry fired, another lie, it derailed due to the bent cam and that was it

And also, in my Hoyt bow owners manual it just says your nocking point will be different if you use fingers, that's a hoyt 2012 compound bow owners manual, so no, not every manufacturer. Bought a Hoyt to replace that thing you sent me.

Also, like I told Tim Hopkins the first time I called I wasn't even home yet, hadn't even seen the bow when I called him

Why does it say on Facebook on YOUR page that scheels is going to carry your bows then?

How did the cam bend exactly, your the liar, I never asked if "I could push down on the ground to install a peep" I asked if I could use a string splitter because the nearest archery shop is 30 miles away, that bow never touched the ground, I had just got it out of the box, put a rest and sight...

Nice, what part of northeast mo?

I called around after I ordered a bow(should've called before I ordered it) because I could never get hold of anyone with stevens, I'm pretty sure scheels dropped them and a dealer in Texas I talked to, can't remember name off hand, been a couple months

I had written on a previous thread about them, they may be a good bow but the customer service sucks, their warranty isn't worth the paper it's printed on, I would stick with a more mainstream brand that you can actually talk to somebody that works for the company not some guy that try's to help...

All the does I've seen have grouped back up and been seeing them on plots more regularly

If you have some good food plots for late season you may draw in some neighboring deer, I've always got some different deer on cam late season

I don't think you'll see much cruising, I would start to focus back on food sources or trails to them, I think that's where you'll see most does and if there's one in heat it'll bring the bucks to you, just my opinion though