Not sure exactly .....they used to be cheap ......like 15 bucks before all the californians moved in years ago

Cali's will pay 100 + all day long

Oregon is the number producer in the usa but most of those are shipped outta state

We get a 5 dollar permit from the Forrest Circus

Flat sets have their advantages too

My buddy runs the Moultrie cams good pics but his seem to miss photos but it’s some rough country that we were using them in.

Thank you.

Welcome back. I remember you posting. I had a long absence myself, but this is the place to be.

… told ol bud he was like was like Ronnie Lott when he kept playing through the game when he broke his thumb midway against Hardin … practiced the next Monday and Tuesday before the trainers said he needed xray … he was ready to cut it off to keep playing lol… but he just ended up with a cast and kept playing

… had a bunch of tackles the next game… and a couple for a loss

A lot of truth in that.

Have probably picked up and skinned over 100 skunk road kills. Those always pay good but can be a little messy at times. But being low to the ground they don't usually sustain too much damage. Lots just get clipped in the head. If they actually get a tire hit their usually ripped in half, but this year the tail is still worth money

Unfortunately my shoulder can’t handle a 55 pounder anymore.

This is one of my favorite bows. A great shooting bow.

Great condition for its age, only real blemish is pictured on grip.

New’ish string.

$300 plus shipping or trade for something in the 45# range.

I spose he's on his seventh or eighth snow angel by now. Soon as his Internet is back, we'll have a good show.

Neither, just clean and spray paint every spring.

Cool, thanks all. I’ll run it through revolvers and single shots.

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