If you want to use those chokes, you will have to switch to lead shells.

I personally believe that Elephant meat tastes like a mixture of Stag-Moose, Shrub-ox, and Western Camel.

If your a small framed female or a child than use a 20 gauge otherwise the 12 gauge is the wise choice. I myself am using a 12 gauge semi automatic. Good luck whitetailkif!

I would search on the internet for the DNR laws or pick up a pamphlet. I also remember hearing that if you live in Illinois and you own more than 40 acres of land, you are able to hunt without picking up a tag.

Ha Ha. Not.

John Wayne

Wearing earplugs while hunting is just crazy. How are you suppost to hear a deer coming?

It would be smart to put stoppers on the back of your broadheads for turkey hunting.

If you can't chose between the two, you could always get one with an interchangeable barrel. The .177 would be good for long shots and the .22 for close range shots.

I use a Thunder Head 100. The blades are extremely sharp and interchangable.

I didn't know that its possible to snow 12 feet of snow. Jk. ☺

How doesn't it do them any good in nutrition Doug?

The Daisy Powerline 901. Its very accurate, shoots 750 fps, and I got mine for only $50.

I defentally wouldn't. Besides the fact that its illegal, if the deer isn't on your property then its just not right to do that.

I would go with the PSE. They make very good quality bows.

What I like to do is to have a repatition. Each time when I draw my bow I touch the bottom of my ear with my finger. The follow through is also very important. Once you release, keep the bow and your hand in the same exact spot until the arrow hits the target.

I have a three pin sight on my bow but I mostly only use the middle pin for all ranges and it seems to me that the less pins the better.

I shoot about 30 or more shots a day every day once I get home.

I like to hunt near a food plot that I put out weeks prior to hunting season.

The more pull back weight equals a flatter shot but it also causes you to be more unaccurate.

I use a PSE Predator with a 80 pound pull back and I'm only 15.

My brother is letting me use his bow which has an 80 pound pull back. At first it took all of the strength in my body to pull it back but after about 2 weeks of practice, it feels like the draw weight is set at about 40 pounds.

I've found that PSE bows are very reliable for shooters of all ages and they are cheaper than most bows.

I find it easiest to stand while shooting because that is the way that I have been practicing for years.

I have one and it works amazingly well.

My advice would be to wear white pants with tall boots so you can easily spot the ticks and to try and stay out of tall weeds.