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I guess I see this backwards.... I would say " your daughter is beautiful and the goat is ok too" at any rate a late congrats and a very successful hunt!

Just starting to get a few cameras out.

In my experience with Moose over the last 50 years in both Alaska and Maine, it would involve HUNDRED'S of bulls. I used a .338 for years to back up hunters; it works perfect for one's running off after the client made a lousy shot. I finally came to the conclusion that the .338WM (Winchester...

We used 165gr and Jack O'Conner old loading; 4064 @52 grains, for 35 years, it ran a whisker over 2900fps from my old of Win model 70 Featherweight. Its a Flawless load, for bout anything in N.A . Used Nosler SB before the Balistic Tip came out for everything except Moose and Grizzly, Found...

Well the end of this story is I moved it along to a Beniot disciple..... doubled my money so everyone is happy. Any close work tracking that might come up. Can be taken care of with my old 35 Remington pump 141 with Lyman folding peep! Not many Whitetails that can stand a good solid hit with a...

Been using these for few months now. Working flawlessly so far. Very pleased with these cameras. E

Northern Maines beauty. Certainly a wonderful time of year.

One of the best bang for buck scopes avaliable right now is the GPO scopes . Zeiss Conquest quality glass. For about 1/2 price. Company owned by former President of Zeiss USA. German tubes; HD quality Japanise glass.

Here in Maine they are called "Pat-ridge. For he Pat's on the ridge. Same as Cartridge; here they are referred to as Cat- ridges. No R's involved. A Coleman lantern is called a " lantin" dropping the R again. The breast are commonly added to Baked Beans. Lots of folks luv them fried out in bacon...

Just an update on New England bird hunting. Seams to be alot of native Woodcock around. Patridge numbers are down, but with good dog work, it's still possible to have a great day! 3 limits yesterday..... E

Fall is the best!

This is something I have carried the last 20 years or so, extremely handy for lots of tasks. 1st one being to cut a 26" hardwood pole bout 1" diameter ( green) to put across a 200lb plus whitetails antlers , lashed with parachute cord to get him outta the woods.... it is always in my rear game...

Guy you and I are the same age..... stop reminding me we are getting OLD! Here is today's foliage in Maine....

Ok when the smoke all clears if you fancy your self as a highliner, and you like the best, of course these Edge cameras are NOT for you. Don't mess around , just jump to the head of the class! This is the only camera you should consider! And at only $800 for a 2 pack, what the heck....... it's...

Here are some interesting reviews:

This picture depicts how fast camera can capture an animal walking into the edge of the lens. Here is an English Setter again camera is set at lowest resolution(4 Meg pix) here. I will set it up to HD quality (33 megs) Just to show what it can do with it at 8X more resolution just for...

I got a camera up yesterday, it is $10 mo. Set up of the Edge camera, was about instantaneous! Camera has NO SD card. Everything is stored on Moultrie's cloud server. Seams well made and SIMPLE. I only have it set at 4 mpex, at high resolution it is 33mpex. Has a very fast trigger speed, will...

This camera promotion from Moultrie is an interesting angle on costs as well. 23 cameras on ONE cell plan for $10 bucks......

Here are couple 5lbers smoked for 4hrs at 160 degrees. They were brined for 12 hrs before the smoker. So good with a cold one....

Not a review yet, BUT a heads up! They have a couple of hot buys! Moultrie CELLULAR game cameras normally $179 for $79...... but if you buy TWO, second one $20 bucks. So it's $360 worth for $99 bucks. Also Browning X-Bolt rifles for $599 or Club Members $550.... Never seen em soooooo cheap! E