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Yeah I am selling my baby. We don't have enough room for her right now and I inherited my mom's Dakota so we had a family vote and the Scout has to go sadly

Well there are 4 hunts that come to mind. The first is my dads first coues buck Then my first coues buck Then my first bull elk/first archery harvest (couldn't have done it if Manny wasn't there, I owe you big time Manny!) Then my dad myself and cody getting a triple on javelina (it was probably the most fun day of hunting I have ever had, not only was I able to watch my dad harvest his first ever archery animal I got to spend the day with my dad and a good friend.)

I have harvested 2 Javelina with the 2 blade and my dad harvested his first with a 2 blade. All 3 pigs died within 30 yards and all left great blood trails. I would recomend them for deer and pig but you would need a good amount of KE to blow through an elk with them. I know GRONG has used them and liked them, hopefully he will chime in with some info

Come on now Gino ain't you married? Just send me a PM with those pics TJ

You must have just typed Casey insted of Christian Don't worry TJ I understand

I don't think you want her to have Casey stalking her

That was a good show I really want to get up there and give that a wurl.

Atta boy Josh! So when are you gonna take me out and teach me your ways

I am going to be there all 4 days. Its not just about the musice though My 2 favorites are George Strait and Chris Ledoux in fact I am listening to Cadillac Ranch right now

How come you never mentioned this to me before man!!! Casey I think you might be underestimating the Payson gene! Them some angry people up there. The aint sure if they are desert folk or pine folk so they get angered easily and take it out on everybody

Walt Nicoson was a one of a kind guy. He always had a smile on his face and did everything he could to help others out. Even though I only knew Walt for a little over a year he was like a grandfather to me. He was dedicated to AES and will always be remembered. My prayers are for Walt and Cookie and I will be there for you when you need me up there Cookie!

That is a killer buck man he has some huge thirds. Way to get off to a good start on the boards with those pictures. Keep em coming man!

That would have been perfect for me but that is the first week of school then its off to antelope and elk hunts so I am going to have to pass this year. Good luck on the hunt Matt I know you will have a good time.

Twoguns the whisker bisquit does get the job down without a dought but the fall away rest is better for several reasons. 1. It is more consistent since there is nothing touching the fletchings and there is minimal drag along the arrow. This helps with accuarcy both at close range and especially at longer ranges (50+ yards). With the constant drag along the arrow with the bisquit you will see groupings at from 40 to 50 yards open up widely and with a fall away you wont see it as much. 2. You will have to change the bisquit because if you shoot alot the hairs in the bisquit will start to fray and cause the arrow to fly differently than before. Another thing about the bisquit is that if the fletching do not go through the same hairs it will fly slightly different and that is where you will lose accuracy down range. Hope this helps out. I am not saying th bisquit is a bad rest but it is a rest that you will need to keep a much closer eye on.

If anybody has a bowpress (capable of pressing parallel limb bows), arrow saw and bow scale. If you are interested in selling please let me know.

Here is a storm rolling in when I was scouting for deer in 2006.

I wasn't going to say nothing Mike With all seriousness if anybody is willing to donate a tent trailer I wouldn't mind taking it off their hands.

If you are gonna do it right its gonna cost ya! That is a sweet setup you bought! Just make sure you practice, practice, practice with it so when that bull comes charging in bugling you know what to do!

The General only goes to a 30 inch draw and the 82nd Airborne goes to 30.5 inch. How can you like that 82nd Airborne it has to be the roughest draw cycle I have ever shot. It is fast and pretty quiet but that bow is just uncomfortable to shoot.

Before you jump on me for not posting a Matthews Gino I am not sure which models will allow someone to get a 32 inch draw. Matthews are good bows and I would look at them if I were you, just be ready to drop some change

The first 3 bows that came for mind for your draw length were 1. PSE X-Force Long Draw 2. Bowtech Commander 3. Hoyt Katera XL All these bows are fantastic shooters and with a 32 inch draw you should have no problems with speed. As Gino said the longer the bow the more forgiving and all of these bows are longer in today's terms of bows.

I have heard good things about the new American Broadhead Turkey Terror. http://www.americanbroadhead.com/turkey_heads.shtml They claim with the new design that it sticks in the bird and you do not need to worry about fly away birds. The only thing is that it is only a 1 3/16" cutting diameter.

Kathy let me know of your great luck in the draw!!! Just get up there and scout your butts off!

To bad I was going to buy all of the Payson guys a new bow this week but I can't get up there. Sorry guys

Son Of A ...@#$%^!!!!!!! I did the same thing the first itme I got through! My Wife and I got blanked!!!! And my boy drew a 4th or 5th choice archery cow tag...... Told him not to do that..... dang it...... I'm sick to my guts!!! Just talked to my boy... he says that he drew a hunt # that he did NOT apply for!!! Says he olny put 3 choices.... all bull tags. Wonder what to do now!?!? GO HUNTING and dont cry about it! He got a friggin elk tag! I am guessing somebody didnt get a tag