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I live north of Mt. Washington at lower altitude. Wind chill this morning was -52. Took a while to get the chicken water changed.

Maine, formerly Norman and Broken Arrow.

One and done with BARBRI. It was many years ago, so I don't know the current caliber of the program. I also took the PMBR program to pass the multistate. PMBR was worth it for me.

Wow, very nice!

I like the Slick Tricks. They have stood by me even when I made a not so great shot.

Very nice. Congratulations on a great deer.

Phoenixcoal.com out of Vinita

How about Safari Sanctuary in Broken Arrow. The big cats would enjoy some of that horse meat. 26881 E 58th St S, Broken Arrow, OK 74014 (918) 357-5683.

My condolences. I love my Labbies. Always remember the unconditional love he gave you and your family.

What JB said. They are on top of it. I just upgraded. Cheap insurance in the grand scheme.

I've used the 75 grain standards for a number of years now. Absolutely awesome broadhead.

Shoot, you mean I have to move again? That just sucks.

I've shot my fair share of deer at that distance and never had to track them very far.

That was real close to my house too. Pretty cool.

Tough to beat Maine in the summer months. Get to eat lots of lobstah too.

That's right, let's go Pokes. Give them kitty cats a thumping!

That industrial size pepper spray is some nasty stuff. I was on the wrong end of a that grizzly spray one time. I wanted to test it before I ended out on an elk bow hunt in Wyoming. It has a 20 foot range, so you don't have to be in their face. One big ass dog, a can of industrial strength...

Out-frickin-standing! Boomer Sooner baby! Roll Tide my ass.

I was on a spring black bear bow hunt around the Candle Lake region of Saskatchewan on year. It was getting toward the end of legal shooting and a 300 lb + sow with two cubs came into my bait site. The cubs proceeded to climb a tree about 15 yards from my stand while mama bear surveyed the...

Todd Rickert - Rickert Tree service. I used him this fall. Price was reasonable for the amount and size of trees he had to take.