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looks like a stud buck for sure. good job Reyes! congrats! might be tough to top that one next year.

how does it shoot? I have one in 6mm. how many magazines do you have? how is the blue and more importantly how is the bore? refinishing a stock is no big deal (I did it on my 6mm). thx

great job! always interesting to see these jr rifle bucks that are still in velvet. two words for you - latex gloves. that is unless you just really love having bloody hands. congrats to you and your brother!

buck c needs to be taken out of the gene pool so shoot him this year. buck a needs an extra year. email me the gps coordinates of buck b and I will tell you next year what he scores and how much he grew in a year. thanks for posting.

looks like the weather will be manageable next weekend. that is a huge plus in my opinion.

instead of cropping them you need to resize them

GREAT JOB Jaycie!!! Great buck and great shooting!!! How about giving your dad some shooting pointers? HA HA - JK - LOL. Welcome to the club. Congrats to all!!!

whining about Kush? how about whining about Kish, or Stoops, or Makovic? how about crying about the Tomey glory days.

congrats Casey to both you and your little brother.

here is the best pic of our scouting trip from 10/8

with this storm, friday and saturday should be great days for scouting all day long. good luck.

thx but I already own there. great place. Doug and Casey highly recommended the place. \"/

everyone's gotta get up for a bio-break during the day at some point or another.

might be able to stay there all day and just concentrate on different areas as the day progresses. so much affects deer movement. moon, wind, sun, hunting pressure. you might sit in a spot for 2 hours and not see much of anything and leave only to have possibly seen 6 - 7 bucks a few hours later.

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cherokee sport with AC

not that I believe their stats are accurate but in general, if you look at their stats, pretty much for every unit the early Nov success rate is lower than Oct and the late Nov success rate is lower than the early Nov. alternative is sweating it out in Oct. I think most would agree that a lot of mature bucks go nocturnal once they sense the pressure.

all I can say is WOW. 23 yards. not the biggest on the mtn. nice job!

r u ready? lots to talk about after last night.

i thought part of the problem we have today is that our forests are to thick. thought I read something like 10 times thicker today than 100 years ago. the reason being that the policy was for years and years that every fire that could be put out should be put out as quickly as possible. now 100 years later the forests are way to thick and when there is a fire it is a lot worse than it would have been if nature would have been able to just do its thing without human intervention. most of unit 33 has been burned up at some point in time over the last 10 years and other than Summerhaven I think it is viewed as a good thing.

I think about 90% of successful rifle antelope hunts are over on opening day. I was with a guy once who shot his buck before the sun was even up. His dad and I were barely out of the truck when we heard the shot. It was literally a 5 minute hunt. he scouted a lot but when it came right down to it all those years of waiting and bogus points, gone at first light.

Good luck Casey. Shoot a big one. hopefully your hunt last longer than the first 30 minutes of opening day. Take a lot of pics and post the best ones up for all of us to envy.

maybe you could get a link on eharmony or matchmaker or whatever they are called to cwt.com/forum/huntnhotties

August issue of Field and Stream had a Sniff Test article in it where they used a drug-sniffing dog to determine if scent-control measures made a difference. Results of the test where the same regardless of "Full Blown B.O" vs "Showered and Sprayed" vs "Compulsively Clean".

do you think we could contact the product division of Jason's and see if they could start producing some auto-focus 15s?