cramerhunts

Love it! Awesome family affair. Way to go and congratulations to you. Kudos to your wife for the great pictures.

Congratulations on a great bull. Steve Stayner at Sage Antler Reproductions does the best tine repair I've ever seen.

Very nice buck Coach! Congratulations.

Have to love those last day bulls! Congratulations.

Happy birthday Gino! Hope today is great along with every other day of the year.

Stud!! Congratulations and very cool Eli to share. Way to go guys.

Congratulations on a bruiser of a buck! Beautiful.

I'm drooling over this bow, got a few too many irons in the fire right now but I definitely see one in my future.

Really cool, congratulations on a sweet bull and even better story. Great job guys.

Not much better than that in my opinion, got the pops along with the young ones and a dang cool bull. Congratulations and great job all the way around.

Sweet, congratulations. Great job on the recap and pictures.

Congratulations on a dang nice looking bruin.

Very nice, congratulations. Enjoyed the video as well.

Way to go, congratulations on a very nice bull!

It's different for each person as to what is worth it or not. I've had so many good experiences and I'm not willing to be run out of our own Country that it is worth it to me. I am always armed and try to keep my surroundings in check. I had seen the people headed south long before they saw me, still pretty hairy situation that I hope doesn't happen again.

Fabulous pictures and awesome bucks. Take your pick but that straight three with the little cheater off his right g-2 is really cool.

Sounds like an awesome ram, congratulations. Any pictures to share?

Way to go! Beautiful buck! Congratulations.

Prayers sent!

Very nicely done. Congratulations and I agree they are very tasty!

I've tried it but cannot get over the feeling that I'm missing something.

May the hunting gods bless you TJ. I wish there were more like you roaming the hills.

I've had a lot of good experiences and bad there. Last year camped at 6500 ft and hunting close to 9,000 ft I had shots fired above my head from a group headed south with a heavy load and a few thirsty travelers swipe my water from camp with me sleeping just a few feet away.

Unless you get a good one. I spent over a hundred hours in mine last August/September and wouldn't trade it for anything. I tried some of the cheap ones first and agree they are terrible.

I use a low seat specifically built for blind use. It swivels, comfortable, and most importantly quiet! I also use a packing blanket on the ground to minimize noise which helps alot too.