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Sweet, thanks for shareing the Great pictures. But where did they find the wood for the fence Mike

Take an extra box of sheels Mike

In 7MM-08 Mike

My Swaro is angled. I went with it because it is easier on my neck. the two draw backs are: Harder to find a object and you have to adjust the height of the tripod between Binos and Scope. I would be nice to be able to switch between Binos and Spotter and the spotter should be real close to the object you wanted a closer look at. Mike

Glad you Guys got to fill your tags Great story and thanks for sharing it with us. I love that cool rack on your dads buck. Mike

Ya! Right Sad little story there Mark Mike

Can you say dream girl!! WooHoo Mine are of the hook

SWEET

Thanks for the pics and story. Welcome to the site and enjoy the years with the young'n Nothing better than time in the field with kids. Mike

Congrates Clay. That'll work Mike

Happy Birthday Brian. Hope you have a good one . And you ain't old heck your almost 4 years younger than me And I ain't old Mike

WELCOME TO THE FEVER Mike Amanda Again what happened to my smileys

You have #'s programmed into your cell phone for sex chat lines

Lark I wish you had not told that story. Now CnS is going to be out there disconnecting everyones drive shaft and bailing wireing the up so they just spin Lord help everyone in the southern 30 units

By the way I do beleive this is your 3'rd harvest out of a BLIND in less than a year .

Young Man Do you have a first cousie under your belt Are you asking if your pops made a wrong choice for your hunt I do not think so There are many ways to hunt for the many differant types of hunters. NONE of them are wrong. It is just the way you like to hunt. My girls grew up mostly hunting out of blinds but we have started to hunt more with optics and open country. Hunting out of a blind really helps to get some hunting skills and harvest under the belt before you have to start making longer shots. I would say more people are optics hunters than blind hunters because it is VERY hard to just sit and wait for them to come to you. The good part about blind hunting is your not wore out from stalks and most of the time you can get them out a whole lot easier. $.02 Mike

SHIRT PIC I get number 13 You get the first dozen Mike

Wow. Congrates That pic of JR may have a chance at best photo. Mike

Great story and Harvest. Thanks for sharing it with us. Mike

That sounds like the same one CnS is talking about. I have it on my computer at work but will not upload it since I do not have permission Sorry Mike

I would like to retract my post The problem was with my tripod head not the adapter. The head has a cork pad on it and the adapter just sat on the edge of the cork causing it to feel a little loose. I was not using the receiver and was just screwing the adapter to the head. The wider foot print of the receiver made it much more stable. I think i may also remove the cork under the receiver and locktite it. Sorry for any confusion Mike

I have never used the Swaro adapter so I can not say on that one. I made my own when I bought my Swaro's because I did not want to pay the Swaro price and has worked well. I bought a Jim White a month or so ago and I have to say Jim the base is to small to keep the binos steady, On my tripods anyway I have bought several things from J.W. and have liked all except this. Mike

Thought this was pretty cool

Awsome Amanda, That is truely a great Buck. Your story made me feel like I was there and the pictures are great. Thanks for taking us along on your hunt. Mike