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I put a trail cam on a bird nest last year and took pics daily with my phone for about 14 days. I got egg to fly away pics. My kid thought it was really cool to watch the baby birds grow.

Anyone ever hang a bird feeder at their deer stand? Seems like a good way to pass time while still engaging with wildlife. Btw baiting is legal for deer in my neck of the woods.

That's a good looking revolver.

I got an insta pot for free recently. Will be putting some deer ribs in it soon for dirty rice.

SC has a very long season compared to others. In my zone archery only opens mid August and all forms of deer hunting are open September 1 - January 1.

Ends up being about $55 annual for me here for hunting, waterfowl add on (excluding federal stamp), freshwater and saltwater fishing. It is significantly cheaper under 2 years of age for lifetime than above 16. I think payoff for kids like that is around 9-10 years which is still a good while.

SC has a decent deal on lifetime licenses. It was just under $500 for my kid when he was under 2 for fresh & saltwater fishing, hunting, and state waterfowl. Idk if he's going to care about hunting later on or if he'll move away but I'll always have the opportunity to hunt/fish with him if he...

Lol, I guess I mean the effort of splitting focus by trying to do both at the same time. If I was hunting the morning and had time after it would 100% be worth it. I have little ones right now so I can't be gone long enough to do all day stuff very often. At least until they are big enough to go...

That's kinda what I was thinking about doing. Running a single rod or handline for catfish and maybe get one while duck hunting. My buddies don't really want to mess with it but I think going home with ducks and fish would be pretty cool. I actually like eating both anyway.

Anyone ever fished while hunting? I convinced my buddy that we should take some rods on an afternoon duck hunt a few years back and we actually brought home a speckled trout. I thought it was pretty cool and has the potential for an interesting mixed bag. I'm thinking about trying to set either...

Agreed, I've been wanting to match a 357 or 44 mag lever and handgun for a while and those pics make me want them even more lol.

I spoked some deer sausage yesterday for 4 hours with pecan hulls from last year. It did not last very long after it came out the smoker.

Anyone hunt big game with lead free? I hunt with 12 gauge Winchester super x slugs and winchester.308 extreme points with good results. Been thinking about switching over to lead free recently. Options are 30-30, .308, and 12 gauge. Although I have rifles I still enjoy taking out my 12 gauge for...

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I bought a used 30-30 a few years ago that already had a scope mounted. I've been thinking about taking off the scope and using the iron sights for deer as I already have a scoped 308. I mostly hunt thicker timber and the deer I took last year was at like 10-15 yards with a shotgun slug. Help me...

There's a duck/goose smoked jerky recipe on traeger's website. I did it with a Canada goose nobody wanted on a duck hunt last year and it was fantastic. Did half spicy and half regular for the kids. My 3 year old son and 2 year old nephew loved it. I'll probably do it with one of my deer roasts...

Nah, I'm going with the pink camo.

So wife's 30lb pink bow?

Recently got some Zwickey Judo points and did a little target/stump shooting with them. They seem to be extremely tough and come out of a dead log with relative ease. I would like to hear from others that have used points like this for small game, mostly squirrels. My deer bow is a 60 lb...

I think that's the issue I'm having with my Wildcat Whisper right now. Using the Gamo scope I'll get it zeroed at 20 yards for a few shots and then it's way off again. I've zeroed it three times now. What scope did you end up adding to your's?