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I'm sorry, but I don't agree with you. For starters, until the next election, it is still a FREE America, where we are given the right to choose. You mention that people set their sights higher every year. What is wrong with that? Trying to do better, not settling. It sounds to me like you...

[ QUOTE ] Where abouts are you Quackmaster? I have some friends down there in Paragould that we set up for Pheasants and they inturn set us up in flooded timber and rice fields. Pretty good deal! [/ QUOTE ] I live in Little Rock, (no I don't claim Bill clinton as a personal friend)...

I will swap some of the finest flooded timber arkansas duck hunting with anyone that could give me the opportunity at 150" buck with a bow. We do have bucks like that around here, but not in the quantities that ya'll do.

Talk about needing to clean your drawers out, I was getting ready to ascend a tree to a platform I hand built in a fork early one morning when I heard "HEY!" This is on family ground, and I knew my uncle wasn't hunting that day. I shined my light up there to see a guy we have turned in for...

PUT THAT THANG UP BOY, YOU'LL GO BLIND!

I'll go whenever I need to. On one occasion, did what I needed to do and a few minutes later, a buck came directly under my stand with his nose down grubbing for acorns. He stuck his nose right in the wet soil and never even flicked his tail. I was videoing (no not my bathroom break) and leaned...

I was hunting both zones 9 and 10 on a hunt-own-land permit that I get from a relative. NE part of the state.

Well I am back and my freezer remains empty. Hunting was really pretty tough. All of the beans that were labeled in the photo posted earlier were a different catagory of beans than were planted last year. They had already turned yellow and dried up for the most part. The corn was uncut and in...

Thanks for the info guys. I hunted here last year, but the corn was out. The diaganal line of trees is an old rail line, no tracks now though. I saw several bucks and two good 160+ in the SE field (which was beans last year). Last year at about 8:30 they laid down 238 yds out in the beans off...

Hey guys, I need some advice. I'm going to Kansas on wednesday for the muzzleloader season. Found out they haven't cut the corn or beans yet. We don't have much corn growing around here so I don't know what I should do differently. Any advice? Here is the aerial. This is a 640 acre section.

I know yall already think we are pretty redneck down here in the south, but that is how I grew up hunting. Running beagles and hunting off a horse. Quit doing that about 15 years ago. A deer would typically not run from a horse if you were riding through the woods. As soon as you got off the...

Wouldn't shoot. The reason you didn't shoot the first day was because you know he would be bigger next year. If he's lucky enough to make it through the entire season without strolling off your property and getting wacked, why would you then want to take him out in the last days? If you want a...

I'll be there for sept ml hunt again. Hunting zones 9 and 10 using a Hunt own land permit.

For what its worth, i've put it on the arkanas chat board. Whomever knows the family or has more details might want to email this lady to get the word out. Her and her husband buy and sell trophy racks all over the country. ebay listing-big sky antlers

cut it down and count the rings so we can see how old it is.

BLOWGUN. 54 YARDS.

The two guys that killed the bear where once on a chat board that i was a member of and they told their story. They are in the Air Force in Alaska. Nobody got killed, nobody got charged, and it sure as heck didn't eat anyone. The killed it with a rifle. The bear is not any sort of record either...

You dang right! Thats how we handle it down here.

I've seen locked antlers on ebay go from $150-$3500. Depends upon condition, size and color I suppose

Goofy politicians. Heck the life cycle of a dove isn't much more than a year anyhow. Its not as if they are protecting anything. They nest 4-5 times a year! I found this to be interesting. I pulled it straight from your Iowa DNR page Iowa dove link From a biological standpoint...