Best thing that our camp does. Thanks to the hunters, their families and the guides for putting this on. When they came in with the deer Sat. night the whole camp was lined up at the skinning rack cheering and clapping for the group. Good times.

Couple guys at camp are using it and they say it works.jdbuckshot is correct smells just like vanilla and you can make your own or i told my buds to go buy some vanilla bathroom scent and see if that works. I think it's like anything else if the deer get used to associating a smell with trouble then ...

i watched a mature 8 pt breed a yearling doe Sunday evening, Monday AM had a young 7 pt on a yearling and a 8pt on a mature doe both bucks were pushing the does. This was in Warren County, they seem to be starting but not sure if its full tilt yet.

called them this AM. Estimator is out until Monday. Thanks.

Need some asphalt and concrete repair/sealing done at work. Anyone on here do that type work or know of someone?

Thanks for the support.

Did the doe he killed first make weight? Didn't know anyone from camp was on here.

got hooked when i lived in Birmingham. Good stuff

Dr Gill in Clinton for vet. Good guy and won't take you to the cleaners on price. My neighbor used the vet by the rez once and got hammered. Dr Gill told us what he would have charged and it was around half. Even when I lived in Birmingham we came over for Saturday visits for our Chessie. Wee Paws ...

no, I don't grow my own corn. I guess if you feel that you are doing your part then that's all that matters. But your point/concern about baiting causing a decline in ethanol production is hard to understand/comprehend. just my 0.02cents

I guess i will go on a diet and loose some weight. I would hate to think that eating that extra ear of corn with my crawfish is going to send my brother in law over to Iraq. de de dee

what time and where is that Canton banquet?