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You guys are makin' some awesome photos through the binos. I'm going to have to try that. How close do you put the camera to the bino?

I allways wondered how you guys did that, I'm going to try that.

That's too funny!!!! But I don't think the wife would let me mount one of those. The only critters I shoot like that are the slow 8x8x16 blocks and they don't treat a broadhead very good.

I emailed Amanda photos of a buck I shot Saturdy morning so you will see them soon. I had awesome weekend, seen many bucks and a few bigger then the one I shot, they just kept winding me 26' up in my treestnd, it was like hunting turkey's as nervice as they were. On a serious note allways wear saftey equipment when utilizing your treestand, that includes climbing up and down. I had a good friend fall yesterday afternoon and had to take him to the hospital . It only takes a second to fall and it could be a very serious fall, so be careful.

Heck, maybe if they were inside they thought you were taking them to the reunion and that was the setup. That was a good one.

Congrads on the Turkey Mike.

I would guess around 14" to 15". Nice photos!!!!

Great buck!!! Good luck on your hunt. Unit 45 has some good genes in it to keep putting out those quaility bucks.

Tell your best friend nice buck and great photo.

I shoot a Martin Rasor X with Nitos X cams 28 1/2" draw at 62#'s 324 grain total weight Cheetah Carbor Tech arrow 100 grain Ironhead XP mechanical broadhead 292 fps This setup has blown thru alot of critters.

Nice bucks just seen the photos . Don't give up on the mechanicals, I have shot many animals with them with no problems what so ever. I do not like the Snypers though, you have to have the rubber to hold them into position for them to shoot good. Try shooting the Ironhead XP's, they shoot like darts and do not have the rubber. You can shoot them 5-6 times in a target then change blades and off you go. I have one broadhead I shot 4 animals with and as with all broadheads its about shot placement for performance. Mechanicals enable you to have better arrow flight for those not so good conditions we tend to shoot in.

I emailed Amanda some photos that were collected last week. It will make you sit tight all day knowing you have that much traffic at a paticlar spot. Deer were coming in at all times of the day and heavy from Noon to 2:00PM. Hope you like the photos.

Jody is doing fine and Kevin is to be released from the hospital tomorrow. Yes, Kevin works with me.

Bowsniper, sent you a PM call me if you need to.

Now is that a public swimming hole? Because I would like to go swimming there.

Yes, it was Kevin. He had surgery on his wrist last night, tore it up pretty good. He is doing better. And thanks for the feed back on the photos I'm glad all of you liked them.

Now thats a swimming hole.

Nice buck Standman they sure look good in the velvet. Thanks for the photos.

Nice bears Josh!!! You can tell the 2nd bear does have a few miles on the body. Good job.

Great job standman. Can't wait to see the photos.

Each of his bases measured 4 5/8" and thru the main beam was 4 2/8". The one G4 I measured at 1 1/8". Hopefully good news on my buddy, he may only need surgery on his wrist. They had though he may need surgery on his face and now they think not. So that could be good news and he is doing alot better.

Mike, Just seen the photos. NICE BUCK. Looks like an excellent shot.

104" to 105" gross. 16" mains and 14 2/8" inside width.

I was up about 26' in that stand. Just put a tape to the buck and he will probably gross 104" to 105". 16" main beams and 14 2/8" inside width. Alot bigger than what I thought.

Amanda has the rest of the photos posted on the photo gallery on the web page.