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or you could just hop on ebay and buy a shed to use with the one you have.

I have no idea how old it is, but I would say it is OLD.

Thanks. I appreciate your effort.

I inherited this old Springfield Model 120 .22. The clip is missing. Any ideas where I can find one? Thanks, Jay

www.eaglearchery.com is the place to buy any quantity 1 or 100. They sell them one at a time, just enter the quantity you want in the box.

I have booked a hunt to Texas this year for exotics. I will be hunting a place that is an owner/operator business. 1 guy owns the place, acts as the guide and the cook. I have never traveled to hunt so I need some advice from those of you with experience. My questions are: Should there be any tips given to the owner since he is also the guide. I understand that if I was going on a hunt where the guide worked for the owner I would tip, but I'm not sure on this one so I'm looking for input. For the first time I have to get on an airplane to go hunting so I am asking myself how am I getting the meat home? What are you guys doing to get a 100-200 pounds of meat back home? Give me some more advice on what to bring, what questions to ask the outfitter and what to watch out for. The only thing that is chosen and set in stone is where I am going. That research is done and my deposit has been sent. Although I have been hunting for 35 years I'm a beginner at hunting away from home and my own truck so HELP!!

If you are talking about the late Flintlock ONLY Muzzleloader season, that single "buck" tag you get with your over-the-counter license becomes an either sex tag for the late Flintlock season. In addition to your license, you must purchase a muzzleloader permit too in order to hunt with a smoker. Being a Pa native and hunting there for 30+ years, it seems easy to understand for me. However, I can see how it is complicated for a guy buying his first Pa license.

95" Now score him and post the answer.

Absolutely fantastic story. Love the pics along with the story. Congrats on a fine buck. I'm green with envy.

Congrats on a fine buck and from the smile on the face of your young hunting buddy, you have a hunting partner in the making there.

Good Grief! That is a monster. Congrats to the young hunter. He will spend the rest of his life trying to finder a better one. WOW!!!

The mentality of others plays no part in my decision to shoot or not. I hunt for ME. If I see a deer and I want to pass, I will. If I see a deer I want to shoot, I will. The trophy is in my eyes only. If it is legal and I have a tag for it and want to take it home, I will. It is my decision at that moment and whether it is a monster, a spike or a doe no one will decide whether or not I shoot but me.

Sorry to hear about your disapointment, but look at it this way: You could be stuck at work and not able to get to the woods at all. I would rather be in the woods enjoying the real "nature channel" and see no deer than be stuck at work wishin' I was in the woods. It's like the old bumper sticker, "The worst day in the woods still beats the best day at work."

I was looking for parts for my old API treestand last month and found this website: http://www.orderoutdoors.com/index.asp I placed an order, paid immediately with Paypal, and my order was never sent. I tried to contact them many times and was ignored. I have now opened a Paypal dispute to get my money back. I just wanted to warn you all to avoid ordering from this site so you wouldn't have to endure the trouble that I am having.

AHHHH! The feeling of taking your first buck..........You will never forget it. Congrats on a fine shot on a fine buck.