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The one stand I have my EYE on is the TREEWALKER brand. It fits tree's from 6"-26" and can support 300+ lbs. They run $290-330 price range, and are really light...16-18 lbs. depending on accessories.

Is there any truth to the statement, "If a deer doesn't grow as a forkie his first year he will not get big." Don't all bucks start as spikes? Thanks

I USE THE AZ EZ FLETCHER FOR ALL MY BLAZERS, WORKS GREAT!

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Here is the ones I was talking about. I like them alot, you can add weight to customize the feel. http://www.extremearchery.com/store/index....et6uo74v443m2m2

WHATEVER!? Some "stabilizers" help with counter weight for balance. Others reduce bow shock, noise. Some will do both. Doinkers do both jobs well. The sims s coil just reduces noise. I currently use the "wild thing" from bowtech, man does it work good. For 3-d shoots I use a 24" extreme archery carbon stabilizer, it works good as well (mostly for a kick stand). LATER

This was the first time out for the moultrie I40. I left it out just short of 1 month. 352 pics, 93% battery life. Trigger speed is good, caught this coyote passing by. So far I am pleased with it, enjoy.

No white out problems yet. I had it facing almost due north to avoid any direct sunlight.

I am thinking about trying them out as well. My opinion is SHOT PLACEMENT is key to ANY sucess with ALL broadheads. As long as the broadhead hits the vitals, just my .02

Another vote for MOULTRIE, I just bought the I40. Tested it out at the house, trigger speed is good, about 1.5 seconds. They sell @ cabelas for 199.99 + tax. Have it hanging as we speak. I found this website to be very helpful www.chasinggame.com GOOD LUCK, it can be very addicting

Man I just found out there is NO FIREWORKS at Sunrise this year!

I'll be there, shooting competetive.

I say go on the honor system and as long as it is a trail cam pic, from your cam, it will work. Somehow we could have the "top photos" placed on a poll post. Then have the peers vote in the winner. Other than that I just thought it could be fun.

You think unit 1 archery deer will have left overs now that they are draw?

SECOND THAT, my bro has the same gun and it can flat shoot. No issues with the cases sticking on his though.

BOW ANYTIME ANY SPECIES! There is just something about seeing that arrow drop into your prey.....Don't get me wrong both rifle and bow take skills to get the job done.

I have been researching cams myself lately. I found this website helpful, chasinggame.com it has several good reviews and tests. It appears that the moultrie I40 is a good all around cam for the price. As for homebrew cams, I have had bad experiences with them. By the time I bought all the parts, I was 160 dollars into it. Then I have no warranty on it. (me and delicate electronic boards, cams don't get along)Some of the different combo's between boards and cams can be very good, others can be slower and less reliable than manufactured cams. Here is another website I found useful, whitetailsupply.com, do your homework and good luck!

Woke up to a good 4" in Round Valley this morning. Some guys from the SL area said they had 6". It is HEAVY wet snow. It is going to be a fun weekend up at THE HAPPENING. I feel for the guys setting the courses, it has to be miserable.

Are electronic calls legal for big game, such as ELK, TURKEY, BEAR?

How bout cat's and smally fishing on the VERDE, any input?

Myself first of all being a bowhunter and second of all being a unit 1 native don't have a problem with the draw. I have a problem with the season dates and the effect it will have on future of bowhunting. Personally I prefer to hunt deer hard horned. So with that said, I feel the G&F should have made draw seasons that are later in the year so you could have an opportunity to hunt them hard horned. However, this is going to allow more rifle permits to be issued until the >20% limit harvest rate is met. Because bowhunter sucess is going to drop drastically as compared to the past. So I believe the herd will maintain the same quality and or quantities for awhile. Only time will tell if things are really going to turn around for the deer herd and or the bowhunting sportsmen.

Schmitty-Have you tried a clarifier? Also SPOT-HOGG has always been first class to deal with, I would send the wrap to them and have it "customized" to your needs as far as color. It can be a pain in the ars to do yourself. Jake

The bisquit has done me good, have no negative experiences with em here . I really appreciate it when on stand/blind. Don't have to think twice about it, just draw the bow and pick a spot.

Another vote for the scott mongoose!

What is the going price for a big set of elk sheds, say 370-380 class?