Tim & Troy show how they setup their food plots, and introduce the bucks they are chasing this fall.
Dean Krueger and his daughter Kylie's season finally turns around as she takes the biggest buck of her life.
16 hours ago
Nice job! My daughter got her first this year as well...awesome memories!
Congrats Kiddo!!!!Nice deer
Congrats ! Way to go. So proud. #makingmemories
It happens to all of us and if it hasn't, it will! Great job and a big congrats from another Krueger!
Congratulations! That buck is a dandy!
Parker Bows has decided to cease operations after over 20 years!
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After over two decades in the bowhunting business, Parker Bows ceases operations as 2018 draws to a close.18 hours ago
That’s going to hit some where it hoyts
Sad they had made this announcement. Other wise, I don't think anyone would have noticed...
When the hunting shows push nothing but Mathews and hoyt.. it's hard to keep up
Im honestly surprised they lasted as long as they did.
Got their email yesterday, so sad...gonna use my Gale Force 'till it dies (and stock up on the red hot stuff)
Can't compete with popularity... I personally think it was pretty decent gear meself.
I know the owner/founder passed away last year but sales particularly in crossbows have had a strong following. This doesn’t seem like a financial concern. Anyone have information on what happened? I have had my Parker bow for years and love it.
I have an nice bow from them when the coating was flaking off in the first 6 months and I tried to contact them for warranty I could never get in touch with them.
My first true hunting bow was a Parker. I loved it. It always did what I needed it to do
Sad. A good product gone.
They were only in existence because they tried to copy Mathews design. Solocam has faded and bye bye Parker. Elite will be next.
Alpine achery are out also...
Sadlu thanks to chinese crossbows and amazon more companies will follow the path.
So sad, I hate to hear of a company going out of business.
Was never a fan of them but my son in law used them and liked them alot.
Never heard of them. Used an Oneida bow for 15 years and now have a Mathews for the last 5.
I just bought a Parker crossbow because of the lifetime warranty. Now what?
Sadly I believe it's the 1st of more to come.
was my first bow
Too bad. They had made some decent bows over the years but it is such a tough gig The marketing plays a huge role in that business and unless you have lots of money invested in that area, you are out of the headlights and eventually off the map
never liked their bows, but my step brother when he bowhunter that's all he used.
Been bow hunting 20 years never heard of them
Yep. Read it yesterday I that’s sad
My longest bow kill ever was with my Parker 31 inch ultra light I wish I still had that bow.
My first bow was a Parker , and I got a monster buck with it !
How many acres is Tim and Troy’s property?
The property is a little over 250 acres
That neighbor is full of $h!t…
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Are any of the deer that you see on one side of the property never seen on the other? This year I will be hunting a property in Ohio with two tall ridges. We have a camera on the top of the front ridge but not one on the back ridge. How likely is it that there are totally different bucks that I’m not seeing on my camera that I would if I put one on the back ridge? it is a 225 acre property and the ridge tops are on opposite sides of the property
Our Stealth cams for sure seem to suggest that is the case. Once the deer really start amping up and testosterone rises they really start to split up and stay to their core area. Topographical features like ridges, streams, etc. seem to be the boundaries that define where we see each specific buck. We do get a wanderer/flyer here and there, but by late October we can almost count on that buck being in his area. You property isn’t much smaller than this one, so I would imagine it would work about the same.
I appreciate the response and I’m glad that you also mentioned features such as river also because a good sized stream runs right between the ridges in the valley below. I plan to get a camera up as soon as possible and hope to start seeing a couple extra shooters to add to the hitlist!