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Sweet victory Joe, congrats! Now go celebrate with some of that award winning wine of yours.

I like those. Any idea how old that buck is.

No room for that one in my sack. I'd have to quarter it up to pack it out.:jaw:

Well I slipped the cam in off the edge of the field today. Maybe something will walk by with a true mate to either one.:camera:

Think I may give the carcass cam a try here real soon. Got a farmer that just refreshed this old bone pile the other day with two big cows. Fox are on it already but the yotes haven't gotten to it yet. They usually don't drag these very far unless they rip a piece off.

Great finds, sure love what trail cams have done for shed hunters. Always cool to have a pic of the buck in full headgear to enhance the recovery hype.

Great shed, good luck on its mate.

Great set Stones, you're on a roll this year already. Congrats and keep it up!

Bummer about the hold ups but it sure is looking great! Those crete trucks are pretty good in the mud and muck believe it or not. Always look forward to the updates, hope it's smooth sailing from here on out for ya.

Nah-nue-Nah-nue...greetings earthling, contact sucessful. :alien:

Hang in there buckee, hope they get them meds straightened out for you.

That's kinda what I'm secretly hoping for. Very pleased with them both but would be nice if there were two more just like them waiting to be rescued. I didn't press on any further into the bedding area due to my uncertainty. I'll be back in there in another week or two to poke around some more. Until then, they'll remain a match to me.

I'll definately be looking into that one. Sounds like my kind of read. Glad you posted this, had never heard of him either till now.

Here's a shot of the bases to help. They were 20yds apart.

Been hiking my brains out since hunting season closed and finally picked up 2 more today off a green field. 4 on the season so far Thinking odd match set! Whatcha think?

Lol- hope you guys get pounded:yes:

Making it sound way too easy buckee.

Good find and pic to match up. They'll all be going bald soon.

Couple requirements here. First off I want a COC head with .03 blade thickness. Also must fly like a field tip not necesarilly hit where my field tips are hitting. Broadhead practice is a whole new practice season to me that starts a month before season. Low profile and compact with minimal blade surface area to prevent planing. Vented blades or not large cut diameter fixed bladed heads do quite a bit of steering at longer ranges and shorter vanes will have a harder time compensating this on closer range shots as well. 1"- 1 1/4" cut diameter is plenty for me in that aspect. Blade angle is one of my final conciderations outside the obviouse. Steep cutting edges are more likely to cartwheel on impact robbing the shaft of valuable energy or worse yet deflect off bone after innitial impact sending a perfectly placed broadhead into no mans land once inside an animal. I wouldn't want to chance a head like that on anything more than a slightly quartering shot. Two experiences this past season with 100 Muzzies failing at the threaded parts at both ends of the head will have me shopping BH's this off season. Pretty sure I'll be going back to the ABC's that have performed flawlessly for me in the past. Just some of my thoughts.

That's a pretty ugly map.:helpsmilie:

Cool pic.....probably not much demand for a lift back to the top for a second run:helpsmilie:

TBow- it's my understanding that those logos were inked onto the bow and not actual decals you would be able to purchase. My Grizzly is the same.

These?

You'll never want to leave home without it. Can't wait to see what you record.

Who knows what employers look at when they go through resume after resume every day. Doubt they'll pay much attention to it but hard to say:chat: Maybe this will be the special one that works for you.