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If you ever get the chance to buy a firearm from the French, jump on it! There usually fired very little and only dropped once.... : )

Just a thought Be careful writing a hunting lease agreement. Lots of the land we hunt is in the Timber Reserve Program. I could see a lot of back taxes being due if you ever had to use that lease agreement in court....

Sadly it's true... I picked up a laminated one this summer and it is incredible! Out of the box, mounted a quality scope, Win 209, 44 grs VV N110 and a Horn 250gr FXT and it's shooting sub 1" (3/4") five shot groups at a 100.... Oh and that would be w the black MMP high pressure sabot. This...

Never thought I would see this in Iowa, but there was a cow elk a few miles south of Riverside along HWY 218 today. It was actually south of the English River and north of the "Pumpkin Patch on the east side. There was no high fence either. About 100-150 yards of the highway in the middle of...

Leica 8 x32 Ultravid The Leica 8 x 32 is the ultimate bow hunting binos.... Full low light performace in a smaller package... Doug at Camerland is fantastic to work with too. http://www.cameralandny.com/optics/site.pl?page=40258

I agree with the quality, but be careful with a wallet or a camcorder with a harddrive in that outfit....

In a week or 10 days he may respond much differnt. If it is a low pressure area, you may just keep tabs on him and get back in there when the wind is right. Is he bedding by/in the sink hole? Go easy...

Excellent mount! What is the hoop looping ear ring thingy on the wall?

Get something without and adjustable objective lense (AO). It will be much more durable against muzzle loader recoil.

The pics in that Nanny link are terrible, where's Jack when you need him...

I was going to suggest cameras also....

I don't have the recipe your looking for. If worse comes to worse, you could try mixing a pound of ground deer with a pound of Jimmy Dean Hot (or the like) and it may dilute it down about right... Should really cut the amount of grease too. Just a thought...

Not only are the deer very impressive, but look at the recovery time on that camera! Two photos in 3 seconds...

Takes my breath away Jack! Thxs...

I washed a pair last year with warm water and scent free soap. Rinsed with cool water then smeared 1/2 a box of baking soda on each and let set. Still had a doe trail me to the tree opening day, but she will never tell... :grin: