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Re: I\'m entering a contest... Good luck!! Post it on here when you win!

Re: Extreme Sights I was gonna put the extreme on my new Hoyt but the guy at the local pro shop said there good for 3d but there isnt much guarding the fibers so they can get broke off easier, i also have talked to guys at 3d shoots and they have said the same thing, i went with the viper instead great sight a lil pricey but well wroth it IMO. Good luck in finding one that fits you best. Happy Trails!

Re: taking young bucks. Whatever happend with getting out and having fun? Iv seen a 10yr old boy shoot a doe with a shotgun, and it might as well been a 20pt buck. He told everyone in town about it. Keep in mind were talking about a doe. I personaly wont point the barrel of any gun at a deer, now when it comes to looking thru a peep and pull the trigger and play some string music with my Hoyt i wont think twice. JMO. I like to let smaller bucks walk, not just so they can grow and hopefully one day become monsters, but what about that 10yr old out hunting with his dad. I remember when i was that age, the feeling you get when ur that age infront of such a fantastic timber ghost. So IMO its not about just deer managment, but passing on that lil buck to let someone get that same thrill that you or I may get when we have that 160 class buck infront of us. Its not how big the buck is your harvesting, but its how big the thrill is for you. I personally get the same shakey weak in the knees feeling on every deer i draw back on, doe or buck. Theres people that post pics of nice looking bucks on here, and theres people that post pics of does too, prolly alot of the same people. And they wouldnt do it if they were not proud of them. Rather ur gun hunting or bow hunting, you take the time to scout out ur land, hang a stand, make a blind, take time out of your day, travel 15 hours in a truck, or walk 5min out ur back door, to what sit like everyone else. Everyone does it the same, some maybe in "better spots" or have more time to put into it. But I guess what it all boils down to is, we all love hunting. Everyone has there differnt outlook on a trophy, or meat for the freezer, and no one should be looked down upon or should have a negative comments made about there harvest. JMO Hope no one takes this personal. Happy hunting!

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Not sure where to post this, but... Anyone have anyidea where i could find a fairly cheap golfcart? Other then sitting along side the road with a for sale sign by it. lol Thanks

Re: Bye Saddam!!! To bad they didn't stick him with a muzzy. lol Wonder how he felt getting one of his own lil red cards like they said on Fox News. Theres some sick people in this world, he was prolly looking forward to this. What a creep!!

Re: Buck Rub Ornament on Road Trips I got mine at Gander Mountain

Anyone know when the new dvd's come out?

Re: what kind of bow? Hoyt Trykon

Re: got one in the gut I agree with Storiale, sounds like you did everything you could, and thats all you can do. Good luck with the rest of your season! And have a safe flight!

Re: got one in the gut I shot a doe this year that when i shot hit a lil further back then i wanted. She took off after standing around for 5min or so and headed straight for the creek that sits 60 yds down from my stand, she stood in the water for 30 seconds or so. Crossed the creek and bedded down. I could see her in the binos so climbed down from my stand and went back to the truck. Waited till the next morning to go out and get her. Keep in mind i shot this deer at 7:10 am. Let her stay all day. When i went back to get her she was right where she had layed down at 745ish the day b4. Dont give up on your deer. Gut shots can live up to 12 hours or even longer. The rain and sleet may set you back some, but give your all in finding the deer. Its the only ethical thing to do. Good luck and keep us updated!

Re: what do you do for work? Firefighter

Re: huided hunts in illinois??? Heartland Lodge in pike county illinois, pricey but great place.

Re: HEY FELLOW ILLINOIS BOW HUNTERS Rut here in northern Illinois is fadeing out, bucks are still chase'n but, due to alot of shotgun pressure around here, most activity is being done at night, can still get lucky tho. Good luck and shoot straight!