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I pass on this shot hoping I will get a quartering away shot as he walks away. You can always draw and let a soft grunt with your mouth if he doesnt turn far enough. He may turn to look back behind enough to give you a decent shot. I actually have killed a lot of deer with the straight down...

This is my biggest so far, I was lucky enough to get an arrow into him the next afternoon. Scored 182 3/8. My biggest buck to date. It is the buck in my avatar.

It all depends on the particular property. Things that can heavily influence when you will get pictures of the big guys is a pretty long list. Available free water is a big draw in the hot summer, but not as important in the cooler fall weather. Changing mast and grain crops will influence...

The antlered doe could be possible, they definately seem imprinted on her/him. The object in the second pic is the back of the bucks right ear. Good pics.

Gotcha, maybe if I would read instead of just jumping right to the pics I woulda saw that!

I have definately become more wary, its just like what was said earlier, if you post a big buck pic, and someone knows who you are and then sees you hunting an area, it is easy for them to assume you are hunting that deer and try and horn in on you. Or worse lease it out from under you, spread...

If you ask me the buck in the first two pics and the one in the third are different deer. Pretty obvious to me. The top buck is a lot bigger, knocking on 180 I would say. Buck in bottom pic looks like a mid 160's. Top buck has shorter brows spaced more widely apart, with a dagger point...

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: guardianhntr</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Fights spilling out into the bars? What are the 6 year olds doing in the bar? </div></div> Thats hilarious! I was thinking the same thing. Guess they start early in Fort Dodge!

Thats tough man, sorry to hear about that, not many things as strong as the bond of a man and a good dog.

I like the way this thread is headed, much better than the other one. It really is great to see everyones family. I will add a few pictures too. First is me and my hero. My Dad. The guy who got me started with this whole hunting madness as soon as I could keep up. A guy who when diagnosed...

Well over 150.

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: timekiller</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: PYBucks</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Wannabe, if you like the reds and you don't want a fat...

Here is the entire identical setup that I use Tripod The first thing I did was to remove the center post and cut it in half. Drilled a new hole so the threaded plug would fit back in. I did this so you can actually sit under the tripod. It is very comfortable with this type of setup. No...

Wannabe, I am a huge fan of Fox Reds, here are my two They are diehard hunters. But to clear up any misunderstanding, fox reds are just a dark color phase of yellow, but they are still yellows. Just as Polar (white) Labs are the lightest yellow. A lab can only be registered black...

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: pharmer</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I think DOR can give you advice on fitting a diaphram </div></div> OH SNAP!

Also I wanted to add that you put black lab on the post header then said you were looking at a chocolate litter. Not trying to sway your decision but I am biased against chocolates. Some will say a lab is a lab is a lab. I disagree. I have seen more behavioral problems, skin conditions, food...

Not trying to bash anyone here, but you guys must not spend a whole lot of time in the hunting Lab market. $750 bucks is not at all uncommon, and $1000+ isn't unheard of. I paid $850 for my last female and didn't even blink. Here is my advise, take it or leave it. The initial purchase price...

Bonker, you gotta have a box call. I have a Cannon Country box call that is awesome. It is my go to call for running and gunning. It is a high pitched box that will just scream depending on the amount of pressure I use, a must for windy days or long distance locating. If I go easy on it it...

When I first found the carcass it was frozen solid. It lasted about two weeks, and I am sure it took some gnawing to get a hunk of meat off.

I love it when crazy stuff happens, I have had an owl land on a branch six inches above my head when calling yotes. Got an up close and personal view of those large talons. Nice work!