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Bumping this up for a good cause!

I've had by best luck by finding them feeding in the mid to late afternoon and then watching them go to roost late evening I've found that the "boss" gobbler with gobble once he settles in his tree for the night. In the morning I will set up close to the tree he is roosting in. Problem is ...

Done deal!!

I realize that most everybody has their own favorite charity or good cause they help out. I do as well. It's just that I have a real soft spot for helping disabled hunters who normally wouldn't have an opportunity to do something that we all enjoy and a lot of times take for granted.

NIce bird! Sure sounds like a great Sunday Morning in "Church"!!

I believe this person is straight up front and honest He just looking to be able to further help other disabled people enjoy some hunting that they would not be able to do without his and the organizations assistance.

This is pretty pathetic that only two people responded and just one of wants to help.

I know the brotherhood of crossbow users is better than that! Let's help this guys and his damn commendeable actions!!

Come on brothers and sisters, this guy is doing something very commendable and needs a helping hand!!

Step up and make a committment!!

Hey People
Please look at this link and read all the postings.

http://www.huntingnet.com/forum/tm.aspx ... 12&mpage=1

This person is disabled and is trying very hard to make hunting available to other disabled people who live in assisted care facilities. He could a helping hand!!

Here's a permission agreement that is used in several states here is the US. Just copy, paste and print, Permission for Hunting or Trapping on Private Land Permission is hereby granted to the undersigned sportsperson for hunting/trapping on land owned by the undersigned landowner or their agent for ...

Where do you get the detailed instructions to build one of those?? That's is too neat!!

That is a neat Non-typical whitetail shep. My favorite type of buck to hunt.

Very, very nice pictures!!

Here you go, Those bears are from Kamachatka. The bigger ones will weigh up to 2500lbs. Would make a real interesting crossbow hunt!!





http://kamchatkaoutfitters.com/kamchatka_brown_bear.htm

Partikle wrote:

They look pretty tame to me. Maybe they are fallow bears from the circus?

It truly amazing how tame a bear can look after a taxidermist is done with them.