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Very Cool story and pics! Thanks for sharing your hunt with us! This is how it's done ya'll!

Truly awesome! You did good too Dad!

Very cool, I could use a couple of them from time to time! Word of caution, goats can potentially carry disease into wild sheep populations. Not saying your goats are sick or you are going to get wild sheep sick, but that is a consideration when packing with those critters into country that wild sheep inhabit.

I'm getting ready to build some arrows for my recurve and need to buy some feather fletching. I have no experience building arrows with feathers so I need some opinions on brands. Are Trueflight the best? A look at price alone might suggest that. Are AMG feathers any good, seem like a good price. Gateway seems to be the least expensive and from what I've read seem like maybe the lowest quality control of the bunch. Any more info or opinions on feathers out there? Also I like the look of shield cut feathers the best but have no knowledge of any performance effects either way. Does feather shape matter (shield versus parabolic cut)?

Cool pic Bruce, thanks for sharing!

Outstanding Andy!

Nice Job! That is a cool looking goat with how straight he is above the prongs. Way to get it done.

Very cool tribute to your Dad Stan! May he rest in peace. He can certainly be proud of the son he raised. My condolences buddy!

Fantastic pronghorn, congratulations!

I'll be in Row 11 Visitor's side...Go Chargers!

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IMO no, you're not going to be walking around on the edges of the tent. Most likely that is where your cots, tables etc are going to be. The center ridge line is like 8.5 feet on these tents so they have plenty of room through the middle. Go for it! Nick

Good deal, that is a nice buck for the young man! Better luck for Dad next time!

I see at least 5 maybe 6.

Can't wait to see how this thread continues to develop. Great job so far. I have a feeling its about to get real good! Best of Luck on your hunt although I doubt you're going to need much luck as you look very prepared! Git R Done!

Nice report. Thanks for sharing. With the number of encounters you're having it's only a matter of time! Best of Luck!

Good Job! Thats a good one!

Great Job! Love those long hooks! Congrats!

Great Job! Nice pronghorn!

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Great job! That is a fine looking deer there for a first timer or a veteran hunter. Congratulations!

Lots of guys around here have one. The breed you are referring to is called the Australian Cattle Dog. They can be blue or red. Very smart and loyal but really need a job to do. If you live in an apartment and will be gone all day I would highly recommend you don't get this dog. If you live on a farm where the dog can keep himself occupied with the other critters or you are going to have it with you all day, they make great companions, but left alone to their own devices without direction they can cause issues like digging, chewing, etc. etc. I love em!

Cool river goat!

Nice report! Thanks for sharing with us landlocked types. Those skipjack tuna are some of the best fish for sashimi I've ever had.

I just wanted to say I've never heard of Game and Fish being called "cattle and carp" before...lionhunter you made my day, LOL!