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I always make sure that the first thing I do is strap on my harness, but I also make sure someone knows where I am and I also always make sure I have the cell phone with me.

I switched from 100 gr muzzy heads to the 100 gr 2 blade rage heads this year. I shot a doe and was amazed at the job the head had done. I have never shot the three blade, but with the performance of the 2 blade I see no reason to even try them.

Great pictures, sure is beautiful country.

I had a Wesrern Rivers and they are absolute junk, They replaced it twice and after the first month it never worked right. You can build your own for cheap money, which I did and used for two years and it worked well. This year I got the foxpro, but I always bring my old one just in case. Send me a PM if interested in making your own, I'll tell you what I did.

Great picture...

I read last week where the family of a little leaguer is suing the metal bat maker because their son (who was pitching) got hurt by a ball that was hit. They say the balls go faster when hit off a metal bat.

Use mine every day

Great lookin bear

Welcome

Those are some great pics

My favorite had always been the 270, but the last couple of years I have used the muzzle loader exclusively.

Just got finished plowing one storm last night, and we are supposed to get another 10" tonight.

I always have good luck with distress calls, either rabbit or woodpecker

Video on CNN about a wolf attack http://www.cnn.com/video/#/video/us/2007/12/22/alaska.wolf.attack.cnn

I have to agree, all my rifles are topped with Nikon scopes and never had a problem seeing during legal hunting hours.

Supposed to start snowing here tonight. They are calling for 8-12 along the coast and 16-20 inches inland.

Maybe someone shot them at night and got too scared to go back. I would ask the neighbors if they saw any vehicles hanging around after dark.

I have two TC's and neither one likes the powerbelts. I have had the best groups shooting the shockwaves 250 grain.

Nice, wish we had a little here.

My father in law is looking at buying one, and I have a question that I hope someone may be able to answer. In this state you can leave you ML charged and in you vehicle (travel to and from your hunting area) as long as there is no ignition device on it, so what do you need to do to make the electra transportable?

Good pic. I can't wait for night hunting this year.

What where shooting at the time? I had it happen once on my muzzle loader because there was some crud around the firing pin.

79 Mustang

Just checking in, I am still empty handed but the son in law shot a 200lb plus 8 pointer the other evening. Came in chasing a couple does.

Prayers to you and your family.