Recent content by Drycreek

Nothing like it ! New hunter is born as I am aging out, but the wheel never stops !

The red dot or an inch or two lower will anchor your deer

Like the others, I’ve used several different calibers. Let’s see if I can remember them, 30-06 rifle .300 Savage rifle 25-06 rifle .375 Winchester rifle .44 magnum revolver .260 Remington pistol .375 Winchester pistol .280 Remington rifle 7mm-08 rifle .257 Roberts rifle 30-30 Winchester rifle...

Nobody is touting anything. Just trying to explain what ethics are. Cat gets it, Jack gets it, you don’t. I’m sorry, but I can’t help you.

So…..you know what they say about assuming don’t you ?

Exactly cat !

Ethics has nothing to do with legality. Ethics is when you do the right thing when no one is looking. I can explain it to you, but I can’t understand it for you.

There wasn’t for me either, so I didn’t have to watch that buck in the flesh. It was easy not to kill his picture !😀

Contrary to popular opinion, jawbone aging is not an exact science, especially with the human element involved. What one guy sees, another doesn’t. Another variable is the type of soil you have, as a lot of what a deer eats is close to the ground and they pick up a little grit with each bite. I...

That’s a lose-lose situation Jack, I hope I never have to face those choices. Another scenario that I hoped to never face was a real one on the property that I used to own. I had pictures almost every day of 5 to 7 bucks in my big clover plot in a creek bottom. The oldest buck by a few years...

To night hunt for hogs, which is what we were doing, yes. To shoot a deer, hell no ! It wasn’t even deer season, but it’s not legal to night hunt deer under any circumstances. That doesn’t keep some folks from doing it, just the law abiding ones.

At least you have hair !🤣

That’s an old warrior ! Congrats !

In Texas, you can kill one in defense of yourself or your animals, or if you have a backhoe.

The wheat in all my plots is lip high. They have kept it eaten down since it germinated. One, it got a late start because it wasn’t wet enough to plant until early October. Two, it was so dry this summer that the native browse had already dried out to the point that it was not nearly as...