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bowstalker wrote:a good established outfitter

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I can draw my bow again! :thumb The first couple shots were really painful, but then the shoulder seemed to loosen up and it actually feels better after being worked. I've lost 20 yards off of my effective range, but I'm sure I'll get that back in the next 3 weeks...2 sets of 20 arrows each day, one...

I had no clue! Where can you find out about the regualtions? Code of Federal Regulations and orders issued by the particular ranger district in which you hunt. I don't use treestands or trail cams, so I haven't kept close tabs on the regs. But I do know of at least one district with a shed full of ...

Just a thought - there are USFS regulations involving the use of trail cams as well as tree stands and those regulations are inconsistently enforced. (Depends on the attitude of the ranger in that district.) But in some cases, the "thief" may well be a forest ranger. As I recall, if such equipment i...

PhillyB wrote:l have a home remedy for sore muscles. joints, etc... that helps it heal faster...Especially with a few weeks to go , you will be golden.

Thanks for that, PhillyB!

What is accomplished if these criminals are caught and prosecuted but nothing is done in the courts? And sadly, that's what happens in most instances. In this case, all that happened to these multiple offenders was a total of about $9,000 in fines. Meantime, “The final results of these cases were ac...

hoseman wrote:Thats hard to capture on film.... it must be experienced as a participant in real life!

Good point.

Two-blades get the best penetration with traditional bows. Check out the Zwickey Eskimo or Stinger 2-Blade. If you can afford it, consider switching to cedar shafts. A cedar shaft behind a 145 grain Stos 2-Blade is a wicked deer killer. Check this out: http://www.tradgang.com/ashby/Arrow%20Lethality...