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What crossbow are you using???

lswoody — Tue, 07 Sep 2010 22:38:11 GMT

I shoot a Horton Team Realtree HD 175 with a red dot Horton scope. Have had it for about 3 yrs. and love it. Good huntin, Scott Woody

Stands

lswoody — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 00:26:41 GMT

Spent the day scouting a couple of new properties I got permission to hunt and got a couple of stands up. Got about 6 weeks till the archery opener. I am about ready!!!!

How to add photos to post?

sdwolfden — Wed, 01 Sep 2010 15:19:51 GMT

I tried to post a thread and post a picture to it and I can't figure out how to "manage attatchments". Can anyone help? Also, I am trying to add pics to my album in my profile and it says I can't do it. Help!

Didn't know where to put this

lswoody — Tue, 31 Aug 2010 23:47:06 GMT

Just got an email today that I was one of the winners of the Spypoint game cams!!!!! For the last couple of years I having been thinking and talking about buying a game cam but kept holding off. Thanks to this forum and Spypoint, I have one on the way. Look forward to using it. Thanks again, Scott Woody

Win a pair of BIG GAME DRAG GLOVES

admin — Tue, 31 Aug 2010 16:33:15 GMT

Hunt Post has Teamed up with Big Game Drag Glove to give out a pair of Drag Gloves to a winner each week for 6 weeks ! Starting Sept 1st we will pick a winner each week .

TO ENTER :
All you need to do to enter is reply to this post with SIGN ME UP thats all and we will draw a name a week . Thanks and good luck !

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The first thing a hunter loses when trying to move large, heavy animals is his/her grip. The human grip limits the amount of strength one can use when moving any heavy object or large animal. Human beings maintain an upper body strength beyond what the grip can manage and this often results in an inability to pull or drag weights that should be maneuverable.

The Big Game Drag Glove has effectively solved this problem. The feature that sets the Big Game Drag Glove apart is the fact that the strap is sewn to the glove. When pulling an animal with the Drag Gloves, the hunter will instantly notice two things;
(1) a vast increase in leverage and
(2) the strap does not gouge, pinch or bind the hands.

Utilizing Big Game Drag Glove method of dragging big game allows the hunter to maximize his/her body strength when pulling an animal. The hunter is no longer required to grip a strap, thus hands and forearms do not become fatigued. As well, the hunter is not attempting to hold up the animal's legs or head, thus reducing fatique and pain to the back and arms. In essence, the animal's legs and or neck/head become an extension of the drag gloves so the hunter can pull the animal in a straight line or any desired direction. This creates an efficiency of movement that cannot be achieved by trying to pull an animal without the Drag Gloves.

hardin county bowhunting

admin — Sun, 29 Aug 2010 00:27:22 GMT

anyone hunt hardin county if so what is the hunting like around lawrence woods

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Tree Saddle?

admin — Sat, 28 Aug 2010 18:48:21 GMT

I bought the Ambush Tree Saddle a couple of years ago and I don't know if I like it or not. Seems like I only use it during the first couple of weeks...

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First scrape of the season.?.?.

admin — Sat, 28 Aug 2010 09:26:06 GMT

When i was checking my cams today i ran into a newly made scrape.The pic isent the best with my phone but it was def. a scrape.its in an area were...

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Public Land Stand - when to set up