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I usually only take vacation around hunting time (turkey, bow deer, gun deer). Need some new reasons to take vacation.

When you get a chance to take vacations with family or a day to yourself, what do you like to do?

Haven't been practicing yet. Hope to get to it soon. Hope my shoulder can handle it this year. Need to get those Physical Therapy bands back out to strenthen up.

There is a brand of Frigid Forage "Wildgame Buffet" This will work in the shade for you. Try it, we are this year but have heard lots of good things about it. Good Luck! Coverage: 1/2 Acre - Perennial Blend - Planting Time: Spring, Summer, or Fall This all-around mix of perennials and bi-annuals takes into account most conditions (sun-shade, wet-dry, soil types, drainage, slope, traffic, etc.). Its varying rates of germination and maturation ensure there is a preferred plant age and type at any given time to satisfy all the hungry critters feeding on it. This blend is devoured by deer and upland birds alike and is available in 4.25 lb., 8.50 lb.25 lb. or 50 lb. containers. Its seeding rate if seeded properly is 8-10 lbs per acre. It contains; Mammoth Red Clover, Medium Red Clover, Alsike Clover, White Dutch Clover, Ladino Clover, Dwarf Essex Rapeseed, Perennial Ryegrass, Creeping Red Fescue, and Vernal Alfalfa.

There are 2 different DLC Covert Cameras that we have. This first one is HR 8.0 This 2nd one is the Reveal "White Flash Camera"

I use G5 Montecs. They have been very good on Elk and White tail.

We are really enjoying the Covert Trail Cameras.

All those wild flowers? They are beautiful!

The weather this year has been unbelievable. We have had several tornados hit Wisconsin. One in our town and one in the town next to us. Luckily no one was seriously injured.

Not yet, had a dry spell where I sat 6 times in a row and never seen a deer. This is strange since it is the rut in WI. Seen a very nice buck tonight but couldn't get him to come in. First time I have heard the snort wheeze in the woods from my stand. Good luck everyone!

Sounds like some of you are having an awesome season in all areas of hunting. Congratulations to all of you who have suceeded so far this year. I have a couple of weeks off to bowhunt starting Oct 27th so hoping to join you all in celebrating.

Yes, the Diamond Razor's Edge is a very good beginner bow and you can grow with it in draw length and poundage that you can pull back. Once you have hunted a while and want to spend more money then a Mathews Passion or DXT and Hoyt Vixen are some good choices. Good luck! Hope you enjoy hunting.

Hope you get to feeling better soon. The best part of bowhunting is just about to start.

Congrats on your up and coming full time position. If you are going to be working 12 hour shifts you might get more days off? So you can still hunt?