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The cow I shot in 2002 was super tough. Huge old cow. I never shot another.

Wife has a vx-6 with the fire dot on her “western gun”. It’s cool and all but she doesn’t use it. I turned it on when I was sighting in the gun one year and it did help with the black crosshairs on the black target. Honestly, I don’t even know if the battery is in the thing at this point.

When I was younger I had a friend that had more switches in his truck than a Boeing 747....lol

Looking like points only again for me.

I also keep a fire extinguisher in my truck and on my side by side amongst a few other strategic places. don’t ask. Lol

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People will loose interest when they have spent hundreds in points and still can’t draw a tag….

Lot of bucks made it through this year. Next year should be good if I can get the food plots established. Season closes Sunday at dark. Monday, I set coyote and coon traps…..

Happy New year. Starting 2023 out with a nasty cold. Progress is slow. But it is progress. Board by board.

Steve Chappell had something like this going on for a while. Not sure if he is still doing it or not.

"Fools and their money" They are banking on guys like me who's draw luck really sucks and it will take them 25 years to draw a tag...lol

I like my badlands. It's much quieter than a lot of the cordura fabrics that are out there. It holds all of my unnecessary junk that for some reason I continue to carry with me. lol

That was quite a meat cache. Clearly, they had dealt with bears before in that area. Would have loved to see those dogs running that bear off I bet that was some intense barking action....lol

Holy crap.

^^^ We beached my big rig at 3:30 AM on a Lake Ontario sandbar on our way to our duck hunting spot and had to do something very similar...it involved a fence post and multiple loops of decoy cord and a pair of jumper cables....but we got it off that bar...lol Everyone had a frowny face that...

I hear that. But horses are dangerous at both ends, and crafty in the middle....:ROFLMAO:

I would love to have GPS data on that deer after he is dead and gone just to see how he survived. I bet you it would be eye opening as to that deer's habits.

My advice: Get him off that thing before he ends up in a wheelchair, having his parents give him sponge baths for the rest of his life like my friend Phil did. Phil was also "chasing adrenaline". Now he can't move anything but his head. He was 15 when it happened. Just saying.

Its 25 degrees here in GA with a 40 MPH wind. The deer were impatiently waiting at the feeder for it to go off this morning. Pretty sure I saw one of the fawns shivering...lol