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great hunting tool for doing some "low impact scouting". heres the link guys... http://maps.live.com/

happy birthday mark

just a warning.............bears love game cams. they are know to destroy them just out of curiousity.

thats a pretty aggresive move by the dec. i read the proposal but never expected them to act this fast. never saw that one coming.

foster, glad to here it, phils the man . he will be very happy when hes all is done.

FREEMAN77, just wondering who sold you the matthews? whos setting it up for you? check out phil @ indian mountain archery on walker-lake ontario rd. even if you do buy your bow elsewhere, have him set it up for you from scratch. i promise you will not be disappointed.

thats pretty cool, i havent even tried out the video feature yet

heres some pics of the past couple of weeks on the food plot

check this out this is what scottb was talking about.......http://www.lakeontariounited.com/fishing/viewtopic.php?t=7375

last winter the snow buried a ton of apples next to my barn. it brought a ton of visitors and in a month span i had well over 200 pics.

in the woods typically you want to set them up slightly "quartering" a trail. it allows time for a digital camera to trigger before the deer are out of the shot. or you can also set the camera father back from the trail to allow a larger "shot" window. in a field i typically setup close to an entry trail but quartering into the field. i set mine for the fastest times you can set them, 2 or 3 shots at a time, and always high res. it may take a few attemps to get the camera position, location, and angle in the right spot. the majority of the pictures i get are junk. squirrels, rabbits, birds, half a deer body, etc.

the only difference i know of is the one gambler stated. typically its much cheaper to just buy in bulk and purchase a spool of "line". i highly doubt that youll notice a difference in performance but you will notice a difference in price.

most organizations believe that keeping smaller fish and throwing back "breeders" helps substain fish populations and keeps from overpopulating. just like whitetail deer management a number of animals must be "harvested" to keep the population healthy. over population causes the problem of too many fish and not enough cover, food , and/or predators, resulting in smaller, younger, geneticly inferior fish populations. (farm ponds are a perfect example of this) i guess if you treated a bass lake similar to quality deer manage property the results would be similar.

i try to avoid catching them

nothing over 15#

left the dock at 6 and headed for the shallows in search of some big guys. not much of a screen until 70-80 fow, so we set up there. its tough not to fish that water when it looks like that so we work that water for a couple of hours with only one king for our effort. tough fishing inside so we turned north and headed for 300 fow. started finding some bait and some hooks about 315-340 fow. 325 seemed to be our best depth and for next 2 hours manage to boat 2 more kings and 1 small bow, and we also dumped 3 others. nk nbk and stinger nbk 40-90' on the riggers and we also did one fish on the 240 wire with a green on white spin doctor w/green fly.

i use atommic's fly box for fully rigged flies. http://www.atommiktrollingflies.com/flybox.htm keeps everthing nice and organized. the top gives you a spot to keep extra hooks and the top tray gives you a spot for leader material, beads, etc.

good to hear the car ride was worth it. jay and his wife are good peeps and that jerry guy is ok too.

Is there an echo in here?

scottb, i never notice what did they do so wrong?

i wouldnt suggest putting mono backer on at all, its not needed. i would suggest an arbor knot for spooling. http://www.animatedknots.com/arbor/index.php?LogoImage=LogoGrog.jpg&Website=www.animatedknots.com

yummmm...spam...

i didnt know they made other colors?.... just kidding i actually own 60-70 j plugs but those are really the only 2 colors i run. i actually picked up a couple green glow this week at gander. steelies love em too!