Gobbler Nation

Some people do.

Congrats, good looking deer.

Nice, kinda makes a boy a little homesick.

I plan on waiting until the last 10 seconds then scoop it up. Then I'll have to start duck hunting. How much is a duck boat?

Nice, it should serve you well.

Looking good. looks a lot like mine, except your's has a much prettier surface than mine. One thing you might want to consider is a comb riser. Cabelas offers a leather one that laces on. It will help get your eye in line with the scope. Felt a lot more comfortable to me.

Nice, good job!

Centerfold?

Nice, good job.

Happy Birthday!

Yes, not often but yes it has happened. I'm as calm as can be on 99% of the kills until after the shot, then I get tore up.

ICDEDTURKES wrote:Why is there an old end table in your woods

So these stinking hogs can have something to tear up besides my front yard. I hate a hog!

You wouldn't like her if you had feathers and a beard.

Here you go. Looks like the sale has ended though.
http://teespring.com/FastFood

Momma Six has already put a no shoot clause for me and my Dad on three of the bucks I'm getting pictures of

A hit list I'd probably put this one on it. I'm getting several good bucks on camera again this year. But I just can't get motivated to go. If they only gobbled and didn't weigh 200 lbs.

Good job! Kill'em all.

I'm in a same boat. Never saw one for twenty years on my property. Then had three last year on camera all summer, now I'm getting pictures of 20 to 30.

ICDEDTURKES wrote:Look at this big stud nose to the ground on the tail of this doe.

I think his antlers are just to big and he can't raise his head any higher that that.

Don't look like it has any arms or legs so I don't think it could catch and hold you, so I wouldn't worry about it. It's the ones with six arms and four legs I worry about.

I have a lot of family across Bolt Mountain in Boone County. I have kin in Van, Madison, Bandytown and Quinland. Used to have an Aunt and Uncle who lived in Beckley. That used to be pretty country up that way, but the last time I was there I was shocked at what it looks like now.

Nice. That first buck has it all, mass, tine length and symetrical. He won't have many deductions if any, and will net high. The othe buck's headgear is so large the camera couldn't believe what it was seeing and didn't know how to focus. Either one of those bucks deserve to be mounted by a top notc...

I can relate

Nice. I really like the looks of that bottom one.

Sweet!

milkman wrote:Does anybody use this sound while hunting? I would think there would be times it could be useful although I've never tried it.

Shhhhh!

That would never work!