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Got into some fatties the other day up here in ND.

Dont call me the Bass Slayer for nothin LOL But really caught this 10 plus+ while crappie fishing at Rosy on the 8th on a crank bait trolling. Crappie are biting but you have to locate them first., Thats the hard part.

I can't wait until they ban them! Just went a drinker yesterday in 20c that had 6 cams on it. Guy goes out 3 days in 3 months to check cards and knows all animals hitting that tank for those 3 months. Poor deer can't even come in to drink at night without their privacy being invaded! 😂

Thank you! It takes a big man to realize ur mistake! Its all good. I agree terminology is very important, but they're are a lot of people who will say all the right things and then RIP people off. Thank u and have a great day

Community policing. They can't catch every poacher either, but you are ok with that law, or should we eliminate it because they can't 100% enforce it?

Not sure it would be considered "long range," but I have one I'll be listing for sale here in the near future that fits right into his price range. It was custom built for me by Robar Inc. with a Rem. M700 action, fluted barrel and McMillan stock. It's the same configuation they used on the sniper rifle platforms for law enforcement agencies. All the metal has a no-rust NP3 coating. Scope is Leupold varible w/50mm objective but I can't recall the exact model or powers without digging it out of the closet. I'm thinking it's a 2 to 9 or 3 to 10 Vari X III, however. Rings & bases are also Leupold. Right now, this is the only photo of it I have.

I think we got catfished...

My brother Robert came back down to look for the Mulie buck we glassed up last weekend when I filled my Javelina tag. We decided to sit a water source we found. We got to our spot well before daylight and sat in the Ranger talking of hunts past. After getting my Barronett Ground Pounder blind set up he moved the Ranger back a couple hundred yards. We continued our talk of yesteryear for a little while as we both thought we would not see much in the early morning hours, we'll that didn't happen. I just started to film a woodpecker when he whispered, "deer....buck" and the heart started pounding. I filmed as he slowly walked in and started to get a drink. Roberts shot was off a little but with the Swhacker broadheads that few inches didn't matter the buck didn't make it 40 yards leaving a highway of blood. After taking care of his buck we decided to sit a while longer and see if another would grace us with his presence. A few hours later we spotted a Javelina on the ridge above coming in to get a drink. Suddenly he turns about face and Trott off. At that point we could hear two guys talking as if they were 20 yards apart walking down the two-track. After a few words with them they continue on. A little after noon we decide to head in and take care of his buck. Driving out we jump up a real nice 4x4, so I bail out and give chase. I got about 90 yards before he dropped into a wash and disappeared. All in all a great day. Robert and have just recently gotten back to hunting together and this day makes #9, we have been successful 7 of those 9 days bringing home Mule Deer, Coues Deer, and Javelina. Here is the video.

I was lucky enough to win a governors tag in Wyoming for buffalo. I had already killed a nice bull years ago so I let my daughter Tessa have the tag. We only had till the end of January to fill it so we were starting to run out of time. I had hired Ralph Greene with Tag n drag he had been highly recommended turned out to be the right choice. After two days on horses and covering 20 plus miles we were able to find this bull. As usual Tessa took care of it from there . We got the bull out in one trip on a sled behind one of the horses . I hope I never have to get on a horse again

Well it didn’t take long. First day out targeting a Coues buck and I got it done at about 3:30 in the afternoon. 60 yard shot and he was done quick! Definitely a great first archery Coues!

National Rifle Association says it has filed for bankruptcy as part of restructuring (Reuters) - The National Rifle Association on Friday filed petitions with a U.S. bankruptcy court seeking protection from creditors by restructuring, the gun rights advocacy group announced. The NRA filed the Chapter 11 petitions in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Dallas, it said in a news release. The NRA said it would restructure as a Texas nonprofit to exit what it said was a “a corrupt political and regulatory environment in New York” state, where it is currently registered. The influential group said in a statement there would be no immediate changes to its operations or workforce, and that it “will continue with the forward advancement of the enterprise – confronting anti-Second Amendment activities, promoting firearm safety and training, and advancing public programs across the United States.” The Second Amendment of the U.S. Constitution guarantees the right to keep and bear arms. Last August, New York state Attorney General Letitia James sued to dissolve the NRA, alleging senior leaders of the nonprofit group diverted millions of dollars for personal use and to buy the silence and loyalty of former employees. The lawsuit filed by James in a state court in Manhattan alleges NRA leaders paid for family trips to the Bahamas, private jets and expensive meals that contributed to a $64 million reduction in the NRA’s balance sheet in three years, turning a surplus into a deficit. The NRA responded by suing James, a Democrat, in federal court, saying she had violated the NRA’s right to free speech and seeking to block her investigation. The litigation remains pending. The NRA in recent decades has been one of the leading voices opposing proposed or existing gun control measures. The NRA’s actions will likely put the attorney general’s lawsuit on hold, and a reincorporation could strip her of the ability to seek the group’s dissolution. In her lawsuit, James had said the NRA’s incorporation as a nonprofit in New York gave her authority to dissolve it.

my wife will be putting a lot of cams out this year...

There was ice on it right after Christmas.

I think this year could be problematic for antler growth if we done get some winter rain and snow.

I used to have a website on GoDaddy, it may still be up. I'm in the market for another couple websites soon, Goddaddy can shove it.

Yep, crickets, the fools that offered info. prolly voted for biden as well.

Time will tell, these same arguments about unenforceable, were spouted when they were gonna ban baiting. All these big bad boys who said. "They can't enforce it, im still gonna do it." Pretty funny if you ask me. The amount of corn piles I've found in the desert or forrest has declined by about 99%. Go figure....

# 4 Male is sold! Males #2, #3 and #5 are still available. Thanks

# 1 Male is sold! Males #2, #3, #4 and #5 are still available. Thanks

Straight from the AKC website. “Discover your Dog’s Family Tree”. Anthony is a great guy. I personally suggested to him he post his puppies here thinking it would be a good place for him to do it. Had I known the stupid crap you guys would give him I may have changed my mind. So how about you let the man sell his puppies.

Because accurate information and terminology is important, especially considering he joined just to sell his pups. Kind of like caliber vs cartridge

Thanks bud, that's my favorite Ed Bruce song Chris mentioned too .... 👍

Probably the most ridiculous and extreme conspiracy theory I’ve heard is that Biden and Harris got over 81 million votes.

Stay north of I-10 and you should be good. The illegals are probably just waiting for the next president to be sworn in and then they can come across and be met with open arms.