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Correct on fixed blade! Muzzy three blade 100 grain. Fly great with a well tuned bow. Great penetration. Anything you pick make sure it's factory razor sharp. Four problems with rage or mechanical. 1. Poor penetration usually only one hole, no exit.. High angle shots, blood must run down side of animal making a poor blood trail. Front shoulder shots are rarely fatal. 2. Blade opening problems. In flight and on animal. 3. Deflection off the animal on high angle shots, most of us hunt from a tree stand... 4. Once in the animal it stops cutting if the arrow is bumped by a tree or the front shoulder is moving unlike a fixed. Sent from my SM-N975U using Lake Ontario United mobile app

No sir, been using these for 20+ years. Sent from my SM-N975U using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Take a guess which broadhead did this carnage! Sent from my SM-N975U using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Awesome! Love the big fall Toms! Congrats Sent from my SM-N975U using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Honestly I believe that a few doe came into estrus this past few days. The big boys have them locked up. Late morning hunting should be good from now till gun, if you have a low impact stand spot on the down wind side of a doe bedding area, or a travel funnel and have time, lol. I'd be out! Can't wait to see more bucks down! Sent from my SM-N975U using Lake Ontario United mobile app

I used my mouth, lost fawn bawl to get his attention then a soft grunt. On a string. Sent from my SM-N975U using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Thanks Les Sent from my SM-N975U using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Thankful for a successful morning in Tompkins county. Land we own and try to help improve the carrying capacity every year. Last photo is how he ended up after a very short track. Sent from my SM-N975U using Lake Ontario United mobile app

I'm 50 in decent shape I have been preparing stand spots for a climber for years. In and out with very minimal impact. Key is to have your spots cleared well before season. I put the climber n backpack on my back and if I'm way back in and get a doe I pack her out. Climb ash, maple, white pine red or tamarack. Small saw will get you up any tree that's straight. Risky leaving stands where public can get to em. Love my olman treestand Sent from my SM-N975U using Lake Ontario United mobile app

Scotty 100%, speed down speed up unmatched. Down to 100' in less than 10 seconds ( clutch) . Hit the button start reeling it'll be up before you get your lure in. Sent from my SM-N975U using Lake Ontario United mobile app

I'd say you're right on the score and I believe he's 5 1/2. I have a photo of him two years ago as a 3 1/2. Now some may say he might be only 2 1/2 but up there they grow a lot less bone then our ag bucks. Where he was last year I have no idea, at least he stayed away from my cameras.

Three years of no hunting on my property has finally produced a few nice age class bucks. I'm lucky because of a generous friend who moved to Montana and he has let me take care of his property for him ( hunt it).. making it easy to leave mine alone. 15 years of improving it's carrying capacity and leaving a sanctuary area has paid off. I'm sure I know his age, any guesses, and what y'all think he'll gross? BTW this is not an agricultural area, no alfalfa fields or corn within three miles. Two properties away is a large tract of state land. I do fear he could get killed in the oaks there, but if someone does get him there great for the guy or girl that does!

Pretty boat! Good luck with the sale!

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Well done everyone! Great job running a fun tourney.

Awesome fish! When did you catch him that water color certainly wasn't that clear this past weekend or it wasn't where we were, lol.

Agreed with the tough conditions for catching the silvers. Or BT spot was loaded with surfacing and jumping browns in the early am. Even had a couple in our spread jump. Didn't budge a rod though. Managed to land three nice Lakers for our FLTA event and had a great day with my wife n sister on board.. looking forward to the Margeit on the tenth!

Just put on for the day off will let you know!

We fished Keuka this year for our FLTA and caught over 50 Lakers before 11am. Each Laker was thin and starving. The carrying capacity of the lake is off kilter. The ones we kept were full of insects and very small tadpoles. The fish were generally shallow 40-50' and feeding on perch fry imitations. Keep as many as you legally can. The lake needs to have less predators and more bait. There is also a large supply of huge pickerel in the lake and I believe the next state record could come from there especially when they find the Cisco!

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Sold thanks!