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I shot a doe on Friday 11-16-07 at noon. I didn't get to her until around 6 to gut it. Then i hung it in my garage with the windows open, skin on. Daily high was 50 lows into 30. Hung it until sunday night, when i quartered it to put in the fridge since it was suppose to be 60 today. The...

I was just curious as to how much it would cost to lease small acreage (20-30 acres) in an area that produces pretty consistant 140 inch deer with the occasional booner?

Let's see some pics, don't keep us waiting!!

Muddy, I have the powershot s3is with a 2 gb card, i was wondering if you ever had any problems with the card reading to print off the pics on a printer that you just put the card in? I have one of those picturemate printers and it won't read the 2 gb card but it will read the stock card.

The percentage down all depends on what kind of programs you are using. Your best bet is to see if your bank uses secondary market because that will have a better rate than your in house. I usually use a program here in IL that is roughly 2 basis points lower than our in house loan rate. It...

Just got back from Ames, IA from the ag credit school at ISU. Based on what i saw crop wise i was wondering how most of your foodplots are going?

I want to get a digital camera for taking pics of wildlife and taking harvest pics in addition to being able to take vacation pics. I have been eyeing the sony dsc-h2. Is that a camera that would fit the bill. I would like to also hear feedback on cameras that other's have. Thanks.

I just picked me up a couple of Larry Zach prints this weekend at the IL deer and turkey classic. Big timber bucks and old rivals 1.

I second that one muddy. It is pretty sweet how Sieve does have hunters in almost all pics. I do also really like the Larry Zach prints a lot. I think that when the artist has a good story to the pics it makes them all the better like some of Zach's.

I was just wondering who some of you really like for wildlife artists and the prints that you like best. I think the wildlife art is so awesome and i can't add enough to my collection.

Re: My Bro's Finished 2006 Buck Along w/ My 2006 B They look good. That is pretty neat that your deer had a cowlick. I shot one four years ago that had a cowlick and it was the only one that i have ever seen like that.

You forgot Hooters and an awesome chinese place that is next to hooters! Anyhow, it is a pretty good show. I think this year though I am going to check out the Iowa classic just to try to meet some people from this site.

Do most of you think that they are in the picked corn and cut beans because there is high availability or do you think that it is because that is their preference right now? The reason I ask is because I see my deer in the picked corn but I think that it is because I live in farming country and...

That's a cool pic regardless of what is said. Something you don't always see. Could you imagine the look on some of the metal fab workers face when they walk in not knowing there are deer haning in there, that would be priceless.

Usually my cold weather "outfit" consists of under armor top and bottom, turtle neck, button down shirt, fleece vest, and then my lightweight scentblocker jacket. I was wondering, how is the grey wolf woolens for warmth? I'm pretty much with those that said windstopper is pretty important b/c...

I just got a good pair of insulated bibs last year however i really don't have a good cold weather jacket. I want something that will keep me warm in temps from around 30 on down. I really don't want too much bulk either b/c i bowhunt mostly in that cold weather. Does anybody have any...

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It always seems to me that bucks are traveling quartering away from the wind. I always figured it was so that they could cover good ground smelling what was behind thing and watching for what they couldn't smell. Might not be true though, it's just how it always seems to work out when i take note.

I broke down and got me a spot-hogg real deal with the sight light, since i got the .019 fibers. Looks tough.

I would have to say if they are tending a doe it will be hard to bring them away from her. The best thing to do in that situation is pray that the doe brings him within shooting range. I have seen quite a few bucks this past weekend tending does though.