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Nice! I am glad that one of us was able to put their trapping license to use! Have you had anyone mess with any of your sets?

Went out today for a total of 4 stands. First stand was blank. Second stand was the yote. Third stand called in a fox, but had to switch to left handed to make a shot around a tree and missed. Fourth we were getting soaked so we wrapped it up.

I have went through almost all weights in the v-max line up in .223. All I can say is that I had a two perfect hits in a row with a 60 grain. Small entrance and small exit. I then loaded over 500 rounds of the 60 grain, which I have now shot a lot of critters with. All I can say is that I am going to go back and try some spire points. The V-max puts huge holes in pelts. Wish I wouldnt have loaded so many.

Went out to one of my normally great fox spots.. After 3 blank stands, this guy showed up. He came in like a stalking cat. He was on his belly crossing a small wash, pretty cool to watch.

Nice! The one on the right looks way bigger than the others.

The caller is a Minaska Big Country. I have two Minaska's and sold my Foxpro...

Well done! Looks like you have another great spot to add to your list. That cat looks very nice, it has a ton of character. Did you happen to weigh it, looks big in the pics..

I was using one of my favorite Minaska sounds.. Madl lips....

Looks like the greys are getting hammered this year! Here are a couple more to add to the list. This stand was a triple, but the third one didnt go down after the shot.

I called as soon as I saw this. He did sell them for 300.00 a few seconds after the posting.

I seem to always take pictures off of my tailgate. The blood pools up and falls down onto my plate when I close it up! Be carefull all.. So far I have had a couple of wide eyed snowbirders and one officer notice!

Sally Ballz!! way to get it done buddy! Lets get out soon!

Check out the cages built by Bob Small. I don't think that it is "cheap" to get into trapping, but a couple of bobcats and you can recoup your investment very quickly. He is local and has tons of knowledge and expertise. http://www.briarpatchcages.com/

Good job guys. It was way too hot yesterday to be out calling. You must have an illness.

Good job! What elevation were you at? It looks like the fur is starting to come in!!!

Not entirely true Mangey. Raccoon may be taken at night with the aid of artificial light; however the light may not be attached to or operated from a vehicle.

Is that the garage conversion? It looks great.

Surprised you could find anymore wall space. They look great, the fox has some cool color.

Check out the milspec Casio Rock through Verizon.. It is water, drop, and dust resistant. It has some cool features like a digital compass, flashlight, pedometer, moon phase thing, sunrise and sunset thing,etc. So far I really like mine.

When I saw the headline I thought for sure that Josh had gotten bored with shooting bobcats and needed a new challenge... So Josh, how much longer before the hand to paw combat? http://www.kpho.com/news/21987813/detail.html

I have had one of thes knives for a couple of years now. They are great. You can also get different blades, round nose or pointed. The round nose is great for skinning. The only bad thing about them is changing the blade, at first. Once you get used to it, its not bad.

Has anyone ever tried this? http://www.kmlers.com/GPSlandboundarymaps.html

I have been thinking about one of these too. From the Kenton site you just loosen the set screw to take off the factory knob and replace it with their turret. Check out their FAQ section it shows what scopes they have been used on. Once I get a load developed for my .243 I think I am going to try them out.

After reading the hearing protection post, I was wondering if anyone has tried the CR replacement for the BOSS system on a Browning? Does it make a difference? Did it effect accuracy?

While on my hunt this year I forgot my plugs in the truck. I was shooting a 7mm rem mag with a break. My left ear is still ringing after two weeks. I will never forget them again.