woolybear

Have used the Breath Rite strips, they helped.........a little,lol.:bang:

Sweet! I had the Sportsman 500 with a 60" Moose plow. Can you say TANK! Enjoy that beast and congrats on the approval.

Yup- plan on it. Figured I'd check here first where nobodies trying to sell me anything. Kinda going into this blind.

For you guys that take to the trails on 2 wheels- I'm looking for something pretty rugged that has a smooth gear change(road ride & trail), reliable parts but easy to find if needed to replace, durable construction for some demanding trail riding and blazing new trails, and lightweight for walking and carrying up un-rideable hills. Not too sure what's out there these days that fit that criteria so any input would be great as far as models, must have accesories, and anything to avoid or replace with aftermaket parts? If you know a price, that would be helpfull too. Not sure yet how much I'm willing to spend. Thanks.

Wow, that's one gorgeous piece. Absolutely love the overall design of the handle and blade- nice match. How long is she? Great job Ross!

T- Totally O- Outrageously A- Awesome D- Deer

Congrats on #1000 deershed, sure was a nice one for you and quite the milestone! Keep 'em coming.

Cool vid Carson, you're in a hotspot for sure. Good luck in that area!

Happy Birthday Ross. Have a good one.

How cool is that? .... can't wait for the hunt recap and pics!

Welcome to RT Wobbly. Always look forward to any Alaskan participation we see here.

Maybe bring a pair of field dressing gloves just in case!

Maybe he hypnotized you to follow Trevors hitch until you caught it.:jaw: You wouldn't even remember! Glad your ok.

Good times Joe. Great pics and congrats to your little guy on a biggun'.

Man, you must walk in your sleep,lol. Congrats on a super start deershed. Thanks for posting all the ATL's. Good stuff!

VERY nice Ross!:jaw: If ya need any more son-in-laws you let me know!:tt1:

Butter on the top,.. some butter on the bottom..., and more butter in between! :1eye:

My monitor settings must be WAY outta wack. He looks like death to me. Resilliant- but wouldn't bet on him making it to next fall.

Mmmmm....cow. Pass the A-1 steak sauce:eat: Cool pics Dave.

Thanks for the heads up Tim- I've been meaning to catch this but kept missing it. Not this time.

Good luck.....hope you remembered the cam.

woolybear Adult Eastern

Well....welcome to the real RT.:ninja:

I had the misfortune of calling in a tracking dog this past season on a wounded whitetail. Although we didn't recover the buck it was amazing to see this well trained tracking team work together. The photo album of all their sucessfull recoveries was impressive to say the least. Deer Search is a non profit organization(donations) that seems to be catching on in other states as well. I believe you need to be a licenced dog tracker (at least in NY) to take to the field with a dog. Hours of training leading up to the certification and the team needs to have a minimum amount of field calls under their belt. Charlette working with her Daschund.

Congratulations Ruth! Can't wait to hurt myself now,lol:hammer1: