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They both look to be at least 3.5, big necks and bellys. I think 125-130 on the first and mid 130's on the second because I can't see how wide he is.

Sweet big, mature whitetail. Congrats to your buddy!

Not bad, he has got to be at least 20" wide. If he is a 10 pt, I am guessing around 150-155

I think I'm the boat where the deer don't know what to do. Hopefully, once we get a nice cold snap (come on colder weather) the deer will wake up to the new food source. At least they have plenty of clover, chicory, standing corn and beans, winter rye, oats and apples to keep them busy.

I own my own land and still put locks on all of my hang on stands just in case some of neighbors stray a little too far. I would rather be over protective than to see that one of my stand has been ripped off. I feel for you brother and would probably not hesitate cutting his tree down either.

buck that was in that video that was posted here a little while ago? They look very similiar. http://www.fieldandstream.com/rut-report

How cold does it have to get for brassicas to change and become sweet? We just had our first frost here in upstate new york, it got down to 33 and will do so again tonight. My property is on top of a ridge and it usually gets cooler out there. I was wondering what your experience is with the...

He's an older buck with poor gentics that should be shot. He would still be a trophy in my book.

That is MONSTER! At least 25", but could be 27". Godd luck!

He is def older and looks to have some good beam length. I'd fling one at him

While I wish I was able to hunt in Iowa, I live in upstate New York and have to make due. Anyways, my dad bought 160 acres close to where we live last year that was a nice piece of hunting property but needed some TLC. I planted a bunch of food plots with the help of advice from dbltree and...

Nice job, bud. I can't wait to take my kid hunting.

Unfortunately, i do not think i have either of those items. It takes pics fine during the day, just not at night.

I would go with EFI. I bought a used Kawasaki Prairie 700 for 3500 with 900 miles on it last year and it has been used a ton on the farm pulling a disc, spreader etc. If you are going to be putting in decent sized plots go with the bigger unit.

The batteries say 70% right now. I may try changing them out and adjusting the settings to see if it will work. I was working when I first put it out and the other one I have works great.

I have a Truth Cam 35 that does not seem to be taking night pics, i just get black images or ones where i can only see eyes. Anybody have this issue? is there something I can do to fix it or do i need to send it in?

I switch ed to BH 209 as well and am not looking back. it is definitely easier to clean and i do not get the same crud ring as I do with 777. I have a TC Triumph and 120 grains with 290 grains barnes TMZs. my group at 100 is a little more than MOA and am very comfortable taking a shot out to 200...

Dude, that is a big bear. He would definitely make P&Y

Good pics and great video, looks like you might be able to find a gobbler or two next spring

Can broadcast winter rye into an existing clover field in March or April and left to mature so that the clover plot would eventually be able to take advantage of the alleopathic properties of the rye or would it better to just spary the clover plot with Arrow, Poast or some other grass selective...