Just picked up my 2008 archery buck today. Here he is with a couple closeups! Here is a closeup. After shuffeling a couple mounts around he has now found his new home!
Here is the only buck that I have ever got three years worth of photos from…. I thought it was a cool progression of photos showing his changes each year. Hope you guys enjoy it. He started out as a decent looking yearling… These first four photos were taken using a Moultrie D40 trail camera. […]
The story continues….. (Past entry https://www.bowhunting.com/blog/post/2009/03/13/The-third-chapter-(The-4-Beam-Buck).aspx ) Many hours of glassing this summer have yielded zero sightings of this buck. Knowing I would not be able to glass this past week from overtime at work, I put a camera up to keep tabs on what is going on. A lot can change in a week as […]
Sign-ups have just opened for the 2nd annual Bowhunting.Com deer contest! Beginning in 2008, the Annual Bowhunting.Com deer contest proves to be a great way to meet other members from around the country as they pursue any one of the major deer species. Teams are randomly drawn (last season consisting of 4 members per team) […]
I got this story about a year ago and I think this happened near the South Dakota and Iowa border, the folks that took these pictures live in Larchwood, Iowa.
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Binoculars play a big part in many of our seasons. The age old question of “what brand” is the next question. Personally, in an industry filled with mega-corporations, I prefer to support the smaller companies that produce a high quality product. Vortex Optics does just that.
This deer season do something different with that old photograph of yourself behind your latest trophy. Instead of just taking a photo and posting it to your collage of past hunts, let it be seen by others and let everyone share in the success we all so strive for in the woods each fall. Whether […]
For the better part of the last month I have assigned myself to "Operation Massive Tracks". In early June I was checking out the progress of the beans at one of my hunting spots and cut the trail of a great set of tracks. The area I found these tracks in is a small portion […]
