Recent content by Mtyhunter

lol, you're old my man don't throw the comics or baseball cards away tho, I'll take em

^this man speaky the truth^ like deer, pretty expensive meat when you factor in cost to how much you get in return. bacon grease from wrapping them in bacon helps quite abit, but kinda tough to grille and get the bacon done but the meat not overcooked. Its kinda like grilling duck meat, and...

My son and I got lucky and drew out on a prized lottery hunt on the Wichita wildlife refuge, which is a federal refuge in Oklahoma. 60k acres, no hunting period except for the lottery hunt every year. They take that hunt serious, and have wildlife biologist there every step of the way. My son...

agreed i did the same thing as you, comparing the size with the other creatures in the video. Methinks you're on to something after seeing the silver fox pic posted

yep, the background scream is def a fox. the head of that animal looks nothing like a yote, and even less like a fox. Looks like it has a bushy fox tail tho. I don't know about much about cross-breeding, but if there was such a thing, that might be a crossbreed

I hunt in Oklahoma, and while there's some pretty good deer harvest going on, totally useless info there, with many factors like e-checkin obviously not being accounted for. Don't need a fancy report to tell me what my eyeballs can see!

Kinda nervous about all the recent updates, but I finally had a chance to get to the woods and get my network set up. All 10 came on board without issues. Never used to use the app, but started on it also. Noticed I'm not getting the network report emails, but they're on the app, so, not too...

Have an Optima break over, and an older Thompson Omega. Both are very accurate out to 100yds. Optima is easier to load and clean. Like bigboreblr said, any modern smokepole will do the trick at 40 yds, and it doesn't have to be fancy or expensive. New ones work in the rain. Old ones like...

Dang, that scooters putting in some work! Hope its got 10 ply tires

Last year I had a cuddelink mounted within site of my main stand, was getting alot of false pics. Turned out to be a squirrel nest in that tree, and they liked to sit on the cam, triggering a bunch of false pics. Next hunt I brought a beanie flip and some ball bearings, and had some fun...

The advent of the web changed everything. Too much info, and, too much false info. Hard core conspiracy ppl will ignore many obvious facts and latch onto only 1 thing that supports their narrative on a topic. They go on their rant, eyebrows raise, and others like me start doing a little...

The one home unit with one plan is the bonus for sure. As long as one cam can commuicate with another, the pics will make it back to the home unit for cell transfer. I have one cam that is 900 yds away from the nearest cam (in the rolling hills of oklahoma, mix of woods/pastures), and while the...

'ol 356 post above should tell you alot. He owns and uses several different cell systems/manufacturers, and his pick is cuddelink. I have been very satisfied with my cuddelink setup the last 6 yrs, 10 cams and a home unit. Buy a 4 cam+home unit bundle and use it for a season. If you don't like...

I've used a similar Thor IR scope, not sure what model it was, but my buddy said it was $3000 at that time, maybe 5-7 years ago. Looking at the scope you posted, the one I used seemed to be alot bigger in the middle than what I see on that ad. We were doing hog/yote hunting at night with it. I...