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Amen on that. The same people who are complaining about it being a rich mans sport are the ones planting food plots. Spending thousands of dollars a year to hunt. High-tech bows. Rangefinders. Mules. Food plots. I could go on. These deer aren't going starve. What happened to when you and your...

Or if you don't have the money like some poor people around here, go to prariestateoutdoors.com There's a few 200"+ deer and stories on there. Probably more now since Gun season ended yesterday. Plus several other pictures and stories of big bucks! FREE!

Sooooo, THA4. Nanny. You both said baiting and food plots are 2 different things. So, can you tell me when this law comes in to play? Youre saying this actually isn't a law. Just a misprint? Im confused. If a person plants an acre of beans, corn, turnips, or special clover in a remote timber...

I cant see where i'm "spinning" or "misreading" anything? Just trying to find out if It's legal or not. You guys say the DNR plants food plots. Do they harvest them?

Then what kinda scenario would this fit in? If a person plants an acre of beans, corn, turnips, or special clover in a remote timber area with no intentions of harvest and for the purpose of attracting wildlife, that has to fit the definition of "BAITING" set forth in the reg. From what...

Did you not see this part of it? If a person plants an acre of beans, corn, turnips, or special clover in a remote timber area with no intentions of harvest and for the purpose of attracting wildlife, that has to fit the definition of "BAITING" set forth in the reg. How do you think your gonna...

Hmmm. I've seen quite a few post on here about people planting turnips, clover, etc. and not harvesting it. They do it to attract deer. They are breaking the law? Ive seen farmers who hunt that load one of their grain cars full of corn. Park it along the side of a field. Accidently spill a...

I don't think I've ever seen a deer that looks as old as that one.

I wish I could say the same. Last week I seen what you guys are seeing now. I drove up to Michigan Sunday. Seen alot of groups of does. Not one buck chasing a doe. Drove back Tuesday. Same thing. Hunted today and seen 4 does eating in the cut bean field with a small 8 and a spike buck. Seems...

Main thing is you HAVE to be comfortable. When you get a treestand get something that fits you good. Bring a lunch. I know some people dont like this, but, text people. That kills alot of time. Ive never tried reading while in the tree. Ill have to try that some time.

Some are saying this year there has been more 200"+ deer killed during Bow season than ever before. They are just stacking up every day. Illinois must be doing something right. I think part of it might of been that there was still alot of corn in during 1st gun season last year...

I cant see anything wrong. Whats the white thing above his rack?

Yep. Lived in Fort Madison for a few years. I hunted with a buddy and his grandpa near highway 61 between Fort Madison and Wever until they decided to jack the Out-of-state tags to 500 dollars+. I live a mile from Iowa, at least give me half price!? Again, great buck.

That just proves that no piece of timber is too small. That's a jim dandy! Congrats man.

Id like to know how many pounds they lose after a day of chasing a doe. His neck was probably alot bigger a few days ago.

They're fun to ride until one of your friends sees you on them.

Got off work at 330 and took the long way home. Bucks are chasing does hot and heavy right now! Seen 7 or 8 bucks in 20 miles of driving. Couple in the timber chasing but most in the wide open fields.