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in reply to: Whole deer vs. boning #17456

Nice Deer Killdeer. A story to share perhaps?

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in reply to: Don Thomas Deer carry method? #15152

Hullo Killdeer. I don’t mean to pry but may I ask the reason behind the “bring em out whole” law in your state? Sounds kind counter-productive in certain situations. Do you also have to register them? In Alberta all were are required to do is keep evidence of sex and specie attached to one quarter. It seems were quite fortunate compared.

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in reply to: Built my first quiver! #14740

Looks good, and you can’t beat a $6.00 price tag.

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in reply to: Any trad archers from Northern Alberta? #14737

Thanks for the reply Robin. I’m pretty sure I know the man your speaking of, he recruited me into the ATBA a few years back.
I apologise, I should have been more specific in my post. I am actually looking for archers from Peace River and further North as the ATBA has no representation in that area. Just one of the many difficulties of living in a Province of 255,541 square miles.

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in reply to: Bigfoot caught on trail cam! #13797

They do exist!!!:shock:

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in reply to: Any trad archers from Northern Alberta? #13055

Give er one more go.

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in reply to: Photos from a winter hunt in the Ogeechee Swamp #13052

Might just take you up on that offer :D.

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in reply to: TBM's Ol Dave Petersen got his Coues #12902

David Petersen wrote: I am now thoroughly hooked on whitetail hunting, which unfortunately is a nonresident species for me. Ol’ Dave

If thats the case then come on up to Alberta. We have to many of the darn things running around. Eating the Moose outa house and home :(.

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in reply to: Photos from a winter hunt in the Ogeechee Swamp #12898

Man oh man do I wish I was down there with you. Up here the snow is up to my thighs, not to mention all the damn arrows Iv’e lost under it to what I call “6 Million Dollar Rabbits”. Those pics almost make me want to cry :cry:.

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in reply to: Don Thomas Deer carry method? #12893

Thanks for reply Mr.Thomas. I might have to give the Deer backpack trick a try.

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in reply to: Neck knife conversion… #12891

Hello Steve Graf. I was thinking the same thing as far as hanging myself went, thats why I went with the leather lace rather than a shoelace. I am not positive on the breaking strength, but I can snap it with my hands so figured it should be safe.
And for the other Steve, I wish I could provide more info about the knife but all I know is that it was made by a local at our Grande Prairie Farmers Market, who has since sadly passed away. I bought it for about $60 dollars around four years ago and have never regretted it. The handle fits my hand so well that when this knife needs replacing I will send it to a custom knife maker so that he can duplicate or build on to it. The steel keeps a wicked edge as well.

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in reply to: first game kill #11779

Good on yah man! 😀

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in reply to: Don Thomas Deer carry method? #11776

Man oh man if only there was a picture for that! 😀

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in reply to: Don Thomas Deer carry method? #11268

Hey no worries Treetopflier, no offence was taken. It is all to easy for ones intent to be mistaken with online forums.

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in reply to: Don Thomas Deer carry method? #10693

Not so much “brains vs. brawn”, I just usually get the opportunity to shoot 2 antlerless Deer a year and prefer to shoot yearlings and let the older Does walk. The areas I hunt are pretty thick and dragging a gutted critter can be at best described as a pain in the arse, so I figured a method of carrying them out whole can’t be any worse. Especially since the Deer in question wouldn’t make 100 pounds.

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