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If it's just the odor from the bug tank, I've had good luck submerging the antlers in water with a little dawn dish soap and 10% ammonia from ace hardware. I just heat the water up somewhere between 130-150 degrees for about 2 to 3 hrs. Works well with very little color loss and no damage to...

Take a shower ASAP. Chiggars are pretty fragile and are easily washed off if you do it before they bite.

I've caught a few on crankbaits, they really hammer 'em.

I've had Swarovski 10x42's for about ten years and love them. Great in low light and don't cause eye strain for me. They are expensive but I don't plan on having to buy another pair.

I've always kept one with just paper and pencil. I write down every hunt, where I sat, weather conditions, any notable activity, etc. I like to read through it every now and then, it's good for reminiscing.

Yea, I think that would be good if you could them from Roger. I just found two used copies of In Pursuit on Amazon, they want $299 ea. ? They're good books but not that good.

I've got Whitetail Magic and In Pursuit of Trophy Whitetails, I'd recommend them to anyone. The chapter "Whitetail Magic" in the book In Pursuit of Trophy Whitetails pretty well sums up why I love whitetails.

I don't know sureshot, I think there's a chance he might survive. Looking at your photos of the breaks in the skull I don't really see where that much of the brain cavity would be exposed. The top photo that shows the inside break looks like it broke just outside of the brain cavity. It looks...

I had a mild case a few years ago, here's a few things I did that got rid of it. Got rid of my hair trigger release aid, quit shooting at targets for awhile and just shot judos at grass clumps, stumps, whatever. Also bought a back tension release that didn't allow me to anticipate the shot...