Recent content by ripper

Had one for 5 years,very easy to use,quiet,and very very comfortable.The only complaint is thats its hard to keep from falling asleep in them.

They're called Bald Face Hornets,I've cut alot of them down,but I've waited until a cool morning for them to slow down.Then put them in a bag with spray or something to kill them,because they can get mean real quick.

I've got a burr oak next to my house thats been dropping nuts like crazy.The deer have been hammering them nonstop for the last week,showing up several times a day.

I agree with Shredder on being in the woods by yourself when after a mature buck.Because I can move around to different places in the woods without messing it up for my partner.And sometimes I just want to enjoy nature at its finest,and the peace and quiet.But after the big buck has been taken I...

Have been using climbers for 16 years.The first ones were homemade,worked great,still use them.But a few years ago bought a Summit,most comfortable stand I ever sat in,just have to be careful not to fall asleep.I hunt river bottoms so straight trees are plentifull.There are alot of good stands...

51 last fall,been bowhunting whitetails since 1968 and wouldn't trade it for anything.

I use a long armguard,chest protector,and shorten my draw length 1/2" from my summer set up to give me more room against my clothes.

I hunt elk in New Mexico trophy areas and have to pay a premium for that,so its only fair that NR should dish it out for what we consider our state to be one of the best.

I've owned a mk85 with a 20" barrel for 14 years,topped with 3-9bdc.Shoot 250gr. barnes,110grains triple7,shoots 6" groups at 200yds.All my deer have been shot at under 125yds.Everything would have to be perfect for me to take a shot at 200yds,including a solid rest.I guess its just what you...

Had seen this buck 3 days earlier with a dozen does,guessing him around 180".Didn't see him again until the next monday with a doe.25 minutes later he made his way to me,stopping him with a grunt,and making the shot.Grossing around 184",22 3/4 inside spread,26 1/2"beams,and he was a real hog to...

did you use your rangefinder like you always use at 3-D shoots?