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Ha! I'll toss him a life vest as we cruise on by!

Crystal clear man. Thanks.

Is it one big fish entry per team or can each person enter it? Also how's the big fish payout calculated?

Anyone else having problems with the registration link? I can't get it to work.

Derek hit me up if you don't get your boat ready. My girlfriend and I will be there. We just started bowfishing a fewonths ago so we still suck. Probably not going to win but if you just want to go and shoot with us we should have room. Just got 10 50W LEDs on the boat so the only thing I can guarantee is plenty of light!! Haha

In case you haven't seen it http://www.coueswhitetail.com/forums/topic/40286-fs-coleman-scanoe/?do=findComment&comment=375932

Thinking about taking a long weekend in Greer around the end of May. Looking for some references on cabin rentals. Basically just looking to get away for a few days. Only thing really on our "to do" list is some fishing. I've done some searching on the web and there's a ton of options to choose from. Anyone here have a recommendation?

Travis give be a call when you get a chance. I just went through months of research on cameras before we bought ours. I can point you in the right direction. Blake

Sweet. We will be there!

You guys are gonna have some competition this go round cause my boat will be on the water too!! I smell a lot of side bets!! Bring It!!

Heck I even took her for a spin. Does that make her easy too?

Thank you for all the recommendations. I appreciate it!

Been at lake pleasant the last three weekends and in my opinion the spawn has not really taken off yet. There's been a few here and there really hitting the surface but nothing crazy yet. I imagine if these dry cold fronts quit blowing through the action should really start heating up. Hopefully when it does we will be there with bows in hand!

Well I guess anything is possible.. I talked to Gary this morning and he did confirm only 2 fish.. Hes thinkin it had something to do with a little front that moved through. I can see how Things can change from shore.. If those fish arent up on top/on the shore line you'll never see them.. If i was going to shoot shore line I'd take a 6' A frame ladder and wade out a little ways and get up high. Its incredible what youll see once you gain elevation on the fish!! When your in a boat, even in January, youll usually see more than 2 carp in a day!! Ive been shootin ducks at roosey and wished i had brought my bowfishing bow!! We figured it was the front too. My buddy fished every night on the boat last week and they killed a lot of fish. We joined him Friday night and 4 of us only managed 8 fish. We still got on plenty of fish but they seemed to always be in 4-5 feet or more of water. My girlfriend and I are new to bowfishing and had a heck of a time adjusting to shooting that deep. It's a lot of fun though!

It entirely possible! We hammered the fish along shore at pleasant last Sunday. We went out this past Friday night in the boat and did OK. Slept in the truck so we could shore fish yesterday and it sucked. Fished the exact same spot as last Sunday. The fish were deep. My girlfriend killed one and lost one. I never fired an arrow in the 4 hours we fished.

Ill be the first to tell you this girl is deadly with her bow! She has perfected the art of shooting fish that she can't even see. She out shot me all day. Final score was 7-5 in her favor. We also lost 4 fish each. The kids had a blast too. Her son Austin carried all our fish to the "fish pile" so we could stay on the hot spots. All in all it was a great family day on the lake!

Got our rifle pigs finished up and had them all on the table next to each other when I noticed one that really stood out. This was my rifle pig. It's by far wider than all of them and look how steep the forehead is! These are both my pigs from this year. They are on the table at the EXACT same angle yet look how different the two are. I have a total of 7 skulls now and the other 6 are basically carbon copies of themselves.

It's actually a sow. Funny too because she didn't really look any bigger in the head than Kaela's pig when we had them side by side. They both weighed about the same too. Just something to add to the fun of chasing pigs I guess. You never really know what you're going to get!

Here's a pic of all 4 from this year. Mine on the right and my girlfriend Kaela's on the left.

GOTCHA!! Hahaha.

Well, we did it. Filled our 2nd tags a couple weekends ago. We managed to capture 3 of the 4 hunts on film. Here's a recap! http://azhuntingadventures.blogspot.com/

My Savage is shooting .2's consistently with the following ingredients Norma brass Federal 210 primer 46.0g H4350 140 AMAX .030 off the lands I have several other loads that shot .4 and .5 too.

WOW!!! I can't believe you had to talk him into shooting that deer! What an amazing buck! Congrats to you and Steve!

Andy, It was brutal out there. Temp was 15 when we unloaded the rhino. Wind was blowing 15-20 mph so im guessing the wind chill was single digits. We knew the pigs were within a square mile or so, so we hiked up and down every draw, cut and canyon trying to bust them out. Not going to lie, we also did it partly to avoid freezing to death!

I'm not sure what ammo it was. It was my buddy's gun who filmed us. As far as performance it was awesome. Kaela's shot was a few inches behind the shoulder and quartering to. She had no exit but did not require a second shot. I shot mine through the shoulders. I missed the front shoulder bone barely and smashed the opposite shoulder. I lost the entire opposite shoulder and about half the front shoulder from bullet shock. No second shot required either. I'll use a .22 mag again for sure if given the opportunity.