Heck John
Trade somebody one of your self bows, you probably won't have to mow your lawn for a year + imagine who you might end up w/ mowing your lawn!! or clean the cluttered garage (what kind of clutter might one find in Mr Scifres old garage)don't show the misses this one, she might sell one and hire a gardener lol
           Kurt

Dear Kris,
 Please in form your hubby that the kidz are lil only once.. He will have plenty of time later for all the huntin he wants.. Right now his family needs him..  Besides there is something about a warm meal, clean clothes and a warm bed at nite, besides bein able to actually get the key to open the door..

Dear Kris,

Your husband John appears to be suffering badly from a case of acute photoperiodic cryosensitivity, which has been aggravated by a bacteria known as lackus. huntingis.  In layman's terms, he knows the days are getting shorter, the weather's cooling, and he needs to go hunting. Now.  He is to refrain totally from yard work, painting, errands and shopping for the next 3 months or so.  He should avoid honey-do's permanently.

I'm sure this will help.

Brian

I'm not sure which excuse was the clincher but I'm heading south to a sweet little saddle on a ridge.  I sure I hope I get a young, dumb one to walk by.  I already warned Kris that if I'm late to have the old clothes on, the skinning knife ready and my dinner hot.  She really liked that one.

Oh, yeah, James won his game and he got 2.5 tackles as a def. end.

Good hunting John!

I'm pretty sure it was the hair thing John.

Looking oforward to hearing if it was worth it.

Tell her what I say.  My "first" wife  did not like archery, guns, hunting, model airplanes, etc.  That's all you have to tell her. :-) Bill G.

So, I had a great hunt.  It was better than any I have ever had on this piece of public land.  In fact, until this year, I had given up on this spot since I had never, in many hunts, seen a deer in the daytime that had not been spooked.  This place gets hammered.  But I found what looked like a nice spot on Google Earth and it turned out to be good.  The only problem is that it is 3/4" mile downhill from the road.  And I mean DOWNHILL.

I got in there about 4:30 and found some great sign.  Several really fresh scrapes and trails galore.  I set up, on the ground, overlooking a creek bottom.  The wind was steady down the creek.  I was in a spot where several draws came together.  About an hour into it, I hear the tell-tale sound of a deer, and a big one above me on one of the ridges.  I look up just in time to see a nice 8 pointer about 30 yards away.  My wind was going towards him but I hoped he'd get to a shooting lane before he smelled me.  No such luck.  As soon as he smelled me, he blew out of there fast.

About 30 minutes later, a deer blows at me from down the creek.  2 minutes later, a nice doe comes crashing down the hill upwind of me by aout 50 yards.  Only problem is she was heading away from me.  All in all, a very successful hunt on this heavily pressured ground.  It was  nice weather, the woods were gorgeous, the rut is getting in gear and all is well.  Thanks again for all your um...encouragement.

On my way up that hill, I was dang glad I didn't shoot that heavy buck or even the doe.  It is super steep all the way.  

Peace.

Here John,this has been on our fridge since 1984,it covers it all........    Oh yeah,she put it there!