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Right On! I was just working on my first bull. Its now ready for a 40 % by volume hydrogen peroxide soak to make that skull pearly white.

That's a tough one; all my trophy animals have been shot with a bow, but I love my model 70 Winchester 30-06 though. Its pushing over 50 years old now. I've harvested many a critter with it. After this season, It may be finally taking a rest on the shelf or pass it down to the oldest son. I...

I'm not going to take it, but that does not make me an anti-vaxer as you call them. I just simply believe some sicknesses make you stronger if your immune system can fight it on it's own. I remember as a young kid, the flu would pretty much take me out for a week or two, now days I'm barely sick...

My biggest Muley Buck to date - 203" gross P&Y DIY-Public Land

Life presents many obstacles. Sometimes those obstacles are walls. Walls built up by the forces of God to be impenetrable and unmovable like a mighty fortress. What do you do when you face these walls? Some people spend an entire lifetime searching for a way around the wall. Some people turn...

Driving or Standing? Cuz it makes a difference...But most of the time I find that I am the lead singer and I don't have a clue what the words are!!!! :cool:

I think the common idea is that since this thing has a motor, one is going to be pinchen that throttle the entire time, so it makes it sound like your not going to be doing any work. On the contrary the weight of this thing is double the standard bicycle, plus your trailer and gear. In most...

What intrigues me most about this list is the difficulty level of each hunt. I feel like in each of these hunts I am the underdog and those are the odds I like the most. My ultimate hunt would be on New Zealand's south island public land hunting for the red stag. My second is wondering around...

Moving from 900 ft above sea level back to 4600 was a challenge all by its self, not including the 25 lbs that needed to be shed off all while dealing with a neurological disorder that keeps me on the lack of motivation side of the spectrum. I started this journey this spring after moving back...

Up until recently I was a big fan of the budget friendly Vortex. I decided to save up and pick up something better. If you haven't looked through SIG, you might be missing out on a sweet option. I won't go back; gave the Vortex to the wife :cool:

Looks like he may possibly be an older deer. Look at that grey face and those eye guards!!!! May not survive a harsh winter...Take him.