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I'm just south of Green Bay in Chilton, and I'm seeing more and more geese. I especially noticed it in the morning when Dove hunting. I had 6 come over sunday morning, I wish I'd of had my permit then instead of waiting. It was luck that they were there at that time lol.

Darn nice deer my friend .

They're right, go with the rubicon. but if ya like to shift, get the Foreman S. The foreman S also has a handbar mounted headlight on it, the Rincon doesn't. They may not be as fast or have the greatest suspension as other machines. But they run forever.

Sept. 1st - 15th here in WI for early goose. I'm gonna try and get some of them big mother honkers.

15 here in WI.

I will do just that. Thanks for the information

What would you dove hunters recommend as a spot for doves. Edge of cornfields, or a tree line that extends 150 yards off of a wood, with harvested winterwheat on each side? Thanks

Do they make 5 or 10rd magazines for AR's. I ask because I believe in WI they have a maximum of how many rounds our hunting guns can hold (8 I think), but don't quote me. Also think it would be nice having a smaller mag. for going through the woods.

Nice man, good job on it all

I use the ol Honda Foreman here (the bumble bee) [ATTACH]567[/ATTACH]

Definitely nice deer man.

Beautiful deer, definitely one to be proud of.

I have an uncle who likes to yell "THERE ONE GOES!!!!!" all the time when we come out of the woods hunting. Well one time he does this, and he laughs as always, we just put our guns in the cases when sure enough, a beautiful buck blasts over stone fence 20 or so yards away. By the time we got our guns out, he was too far away to start shooting. Yet with that happening, he still does that today.

Just wondering what you guys use for waterfowl duck or goose. I been using the cheap federal steel in diff sizes for duck and goose.

They look much better than the NAP Spitfires I had. Those were terrible quality.

If it looks good I'll eat it .

We got PH test from this spring when my uncle took over the lease for out land. I'm good to go, I don't need anything, cept some sun and rain

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Thanks for the help guys. I'm just gonna put a plot somewhere. Got all the equipment, only cost will be seed, so it's worth a shot.

We have 170 acres, with 75 being huntable. I'd like to block of a section of woods that no one touches. Put a food plot in the middle of the woods and let it be a deer santuary if you will. This way under pressure, from no matter where the deer come from, they can stay there with no pressure. Not sure how this will work, but I was thinking it would hold deer there all the time. Hopefully after 4-6 years bigger deer will frequent our area more.

Everyone in the group wants to start QDM, it's adjoining neighbors that don't want too. All of our land adjoins at some point. Which is sad, with creeks and a swamp there's great potention for large deer.

Good idea VermontHunter, I'll post it over there. Thanks

I was wondering if anyone here has a problem my group of hunters have. We, along with a few neighbors want to start QDM, while the other half has no interest and just blast anything. What I was wondering is if anyone has had this problem, but was still able to create a plan to have big deer in their hunting area. Thanks

I was wondering if anyone here has a problem my group of hunters have. We, along with a few neighbors want to start QDM, while the other half has no interest and just blast anything. What I was wondering is if anyone has had this problem, but was still able to create a plan to have big deer in their hunting area. Thanks

That's just funny, Stan Potts, could they not find anyone else. That guy is a stem through and through.