Minnesota DNR Blew Up Illegal Tree Stands with Dynamite: 'My Whole Place Shook' Minnesota foresters recently used dynamite to remove two illegally built tree stands in Bowstring State Forest. Neighbors say the method was overkill. www.outdoorlife.com ..read more

Popped up in my adds …. I hope the inventor makes it and doesn’t have to work again…. But I’m not hopeful ..read more

When he got within a foot of me I kicked at him. Glad he didn't take offense ..read more

Got a text from Newborn taxidermy that my buck from this past season is ready ..read more

So I was at Basspro earlier as I was in the area and had a little time to kill. Wandering around and I saw a squid jig. Reminded me of a retreival device that a member here has and he refers to it as a squid jig. Thinking about how I might need one cause I occasionally ( ) drop something from the tree. Now i don't know what its called and thought of asking. Then I thought maybe we all have some piece of gear that we use others might not know about or haven't thought of. I will dig... Read more ..read more

I saw this article yesterday, but now the link is removed https://www.fieldandstream.com/conservation/hunters-die-after-eating-cwd-infected-deer-meat/ Hopefully it was removed because it's not true But it showed up on yahoo this morning... Read more ..read more

Bought a used stand man said it was a Goliath I got it home it looked big … it has 6 channels on platform I think it’s a Titan ? Any one got one that can tell me ..read more

I got this image of a doe showing good yesterday. Are yall seeing any ..read more

Dear Indiana hunter, Indiana DNR has confirmed the state’s first positive case of chronic wasting disease (CWD) in an adult male white-tailed deer harvested in LaGrange County. CWD is a fatal infectious disease, caused by a misfolded protein called a prion, that affects the nervous system in white-tailed deer. It can spread from deer-to-deer contact, bodily fluids, or through contaminated environments and remains in the soil for many years. The sample for this case was collected by a... Read more ..read more

Good afternoon. At my hunting club, in my designated area I've got decent deer traffic that passes through (saw deer on every sit in the area last season). It's a mix of pines and hardwoods, a few big oak flats, has creek flowing through it. I saw a lot of does. I saw a small spike and buck chasing during the rut. What isn't there is an area or two of really thick cover. There's they typical tangles and down trees on the forest floor, some places where privet and larger ferns grow, but I'm... Read more ..read more