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thank you for the info on the figure 8 splint!

little bit jealous, lost my dad in 2008. he was only 63. f#ckin cancer

I wish him well. It is wierd how some people are affected and others are not. I know 3 people who have gotten it. All 3 said it was between a cold and a flu. they did not think it was much to worry about.

I let kids shoot deer off of my deck. They get to expiernce there first deer and i don't have to worry about my hard to find spots being over ran.

love it ^^

way to much politics for this guy. This is what life is all about:

congrats on a nice bull and it sounds like a good wife.

I actually chucked it and pulled out the stone and good knifes. It got to the point Iwas not hurting my self over a $30 tool that I have gotten a good life out of. When i broke down a bull and caped it with one blade and did not have to touch the blade up, I was impressed. I do have an extra...

kid you are absolutely correct. jimp been using a leatherman for a while now on it. probably time for a new one.

I have a replaceable blade outdoor edge knife for about 5 years. It has cut up a fair amount of animals, the last few times i have noticed that it is getting harder to replace the blade. I am guessing dried up blood ect. Now i can not remove the blade. Any tips or tricks. I have cleaned it...

woo hoo turbo doo coming my way. I hope old man winter takes some viagra and dumps on us!

I have only used the citric acid on a moose. it did not affect the taste of the meat.

hunt exactly where you have killed elk before. i have a spot that 3 bulls have fallen with in a 100 yard circle. another hill side with multiple kills, ect.

buy the best binos you can, than save for a spotter. warranties are awesome, but i would rather have a product that you don't need to use the warranty.

2020 Idaho otc I like bikes. Elk hunting off of a bicycle helps me combine 2 of my passions. 15th bull i have pulled out on a bike.

His name is pugsley.

todays workout will be packing a bull out.

fun, but tough weekend in spike camp. peddled in friday night in a tshirt. went to bed with a moose grunting, got woke up at 3 am with his moon shadow on my tipi. pretty cool seeing the antlers reflecting on the tipi, scary also, i was putting a stalk on a small bull elk, when the storm hit...

boiler thank you, i will.

a friend had a similar expierence, he thinks it is tendons. i kind of agree with him.