Elkhunter1

Today was his first time out. I really believe he will do great out there with me. He was a little timid at first but warmed up quite well. He even bayed at some nearby cows. He even took time to pose for a couple shots. Thanks for the attention "he hounds for it"

Yes I seem to have forgotten that major point, his name is Rhett. TJ I was just corrected by my wife his name is Rhett Butler!!!!

Yes I seem to have forgotten that major point, his name is Rhett.

We thought abouy that, that's why we don't use rubber bands, we use shrink tubbing. The tubbing have a higher UV protection than rubber bands or O-rings. SWHACKERS all the way!!!!

I run the original head, the 1.75 set. I have not had any problems with them.

The only thing I can add to what I have already said is the coues I killed in 2010 was hit in the spine (missed judged yardage). It took me over 20 minutes to dig it out. I literally had to separate the vertebrae to get it. The head was undamaged. Not the biggest but my first with a bow.

OK this is my third set of pics from my cams. Oh waite that's not a buck, it's Younggunz!! Hope you enjoyed them.

Ya, my first Coues back in 2010 was killed between those water spots. My brothers and I have killed several Coues and Mulies from the area. One good Mulie was taken from the first spot over 20 years ago.

I am not sure it could be scurvy.

I weld steel boxes for them, then I anchor and chain them to something like a tree or rail road tie.

There is a recomended minimal amount of KE printed for most mechanicals.

Yes you have valid points, our research showed that the arteries and veins are like rubber bands. Take one and run it down the dull blade and down a clean sharp one, you will get a vastly different result. Obviously when you shoot an animal that it quartering your entry hole will be larger due to the angle. It all comes down to confidence in what you are using. We shot everything you could imagine before it was produced, we shot hogs in the shoulder plate, we shot Coyotes, Rabbits, 2x6's, plywood, and plexi glass. All I can say is buy a pack and go shoot some Coyotes with them, I think you will like them.

Ya, that is why I asked how long it took you. I know how long it takes to load from photobucket.

That looks good. Did you do it from your I-pad? How long did that take you to do?

I LOVE MY ANDROID!!!

You have to look at it from our standpoint. When the blades open up "inside" they are razor sharp and cutting what needs to be cut; arteries, veins, lungs, liver, or the heart. Fixed blades and mechanicals that open on impact are getting dull on the hair, hide, and bones as they are getting to the vitals. Yes there sometimes is "only" a one inch hole but, do you want a big hole with the arteries uncut or a one inch hole with all the arteries and veins sliced and bleeding profusely? If you use a bow with high kinetic energy and you don't hit the front shoulder or backbone you should have an exit hole.

Hay TJ I just got online HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!

I will be right here in Tucson waiting to see everybody's pictures and postings.

NOT FAIR!!! I still have 2 more days until I can check my cams. great pics that big 1 looks like he'll be a good shooter.

My wife has an Android Cruse that is like the I-pad and it has an SD card slot, I will be trying it this Thursday when I get out to check my cams. I will post the results then.

Now that's just funny! Long live the 700...if you don't own one you might not be American....just sayin I see something funny here. You have John Wayne for your avatar and yet you say long live the 700. I can't think of a time when I saw any Rem. in his hands, he has always had a Winchester in his hands. HA HA LOL Seriously though you are right guns = AMERICAN!!!

Are you clicking on the title of the topic, or on the last reply? You should go to the original posting if you click on the title posting.

Hay Lance looks like you and I have gotten all the good rain so far YES!

I want to say July 18th 10:34

OK now I don't feel so bad, there isn't a deer,only the Coyote I didn't see at first.