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When the big 22" weeds don't roll your way, your woods ported Stihl 044 gets in a pinch.

I found this Wednesday in 3" murky water ! Cheap detector, but it works!

Why the add for bees? I got bees coming. How many bees do I really need, honey? Member Waterbird got me into this!

The 28" Easton arrows were built for some consistency. A 50gr. Brass insert is in the tip with 125 gr. points. Six arrows were (4) fletched with pink and six with flo yellow AAE PRO MAX vanes. The yellow is hard to see but not the pink color. Yellow AAE Max Pro vanes consistently are falling off. This project is starting to come together. There is no need for pin nocks yet since my form is not quite mastered. One bowhunter competition is under my belt. I did produce three 10x scores to put me in the middle of the shooters in the event. Bow: Evoke 31 65# Stabilizers: Front: 24" Bee Stinger & 6" no name stab Rear: 15" Bee Stinger with weights Release: Carter quickie 1 Distance 20 yds.

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Biggest one lately! It is looking for a chicken meal. The new rooster must have death from above reconsidering aerial antics.

Rusty the hawk that is...

Can't believe everything... Chronic Wasting Disease, or CWD, is a progressive and fatal neurologic disease affecting members of the Cervid family such as deer, elk, moose, and reindeer and is caused by an infectious protein called a prion. CWD results in emaciation, abnormal behavior, loss of bodily functions and death, and is readily spread from deer to deer. It poses a serious threat to New Jersey’s deer herds and eventually wears down and kills every infected animal. There have been recent claims in the media that Spiroplasma bacteria are the causative agents of diseases like CWD, but those studies have never been reproduced despite extremely rigorous attempts to do so. Years of research throughout the country have provided abundant evidence that prions are the infectious agent of CWD, and this hypothesis is accepted by state agriculture and wildlife agencies across the United States. Additionally, recent stories in the media have sensationalized the issue by referring to CWD infected deer as “Zombie Deer” and claiming human infection is inevitable and will be widespread. Again, these claims are not supported by decades of research on Chronic Wasting Disease and no cases of human disease have been linked to CWD in deer. CWD has so far been found in captive and wild deer in 26 states, 4 Canadian provinces, Norway, Finland, and South Korea, with the closest known occurrence to New Jersey in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Preventing CWD from entering New Jersey is the Division of Fish and Wildlife’s primary focus, and the Division aggressively monitors and tests for CWD in New Jersey’s deer herd. The Division of Fish and Wildlife is committed to providing the most up to date information regarding Chronic Wasting Disease and the health of our wildlife. Updates regarding CWD will be posted regularly on theDivision’s website

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I like the onion. It gets used for different types of kitchen/ hunting knives. The belts are easy to change and your angles have preset stops. Sent from my SM-N950U using Tapatalk

This saw got used after I flooded the 046. The 044 is a woods ported, finger ports, timing advanced, and a high volume oiler modification wood eater! Sent from my SM-N950U using Tapatalk

There's Stihl a 72cc chainsaw able to get through 32" ice @ Lk. Hopatcong! Just need the ice like old times. Sent from my SM-N950U using Tapatalk

Ground Grizzly for sure! Buy the big trap! Sent from my SM-N950U using Tapatalk

Deer harvest was greatest on the first day and last day of the season... Local deer drives were held on Saturday because people have m-f jobs. Sent from my SM-N950U using Tapatalk

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/third-cat-tests-positive-for-bubonic-plague-in-wyoming/ Sent from my SM-N950U using Tapatalk