Baker's freezer is full!

[Over&Under]

Originally posted by lt-m-grow:
I love this thread each year...thank you

X2!!

[Tim]

Hey Mark.......Awesome photos! As usual....

Glad to see the young guys helping get it done and doing it the hard way with bows they've made.  My son's college schedule gives him very little time in the woods with Dad which I miss dearly.  My daughter has taken a huge interest and contributed greatly to the freezer with both a buck and a doe this season.  It's a funny thing looking down at her in the treestand only to see perfect hair and painted fingernails.

Happy Holidays to you my friend!  Tim

[pitbull]

Awesome! Love those odd racked deer. Congrats on a great season.  

[Greg Szalewski]

Congratulations to the Bakers and thanks for posting. Many great memories made.

I am sick of wrestling with PB as well. The last time it just took longer (a lot longer)for the resizing to take.

[Manitoba Stickflinger]

WOW...you guys sure know how to put meat away. Congrats to everyone!...Ryan

[bill langer]

That was cool Mark! Thanks for sharing.

[swp]

Nice job on the venison. Great pics!!!

[Mark Baker]

Thanks again, everyone.   Greg...I know I've resized these things several times...maybe they will take?  I even contacted the site with a complaint.

[ChuckC]

Beautiful.  I really enjoyed the scenery pix.  Nice place to live.
ChuckC

[jcar315]

Congrats for sure!

[Greg Clark]

Beautiful pictures!  Thanks for sharing and congratulations on the successful season.

[Longbow1953]

Nice.      

[Wiley Coyote]

Thanks for sharing and I am enjoying Tension on the String!!      

[blacktailchaser]

thanks for sharing mark..you take some GREAT pics..i do have to ask about your fletchings..what kind of style are they..john

[R. Combs]

Great pictures, I really like the look of Tim's Absorkee Quivers. I might have to get one for next hunting season.

Rick

[Owlgrowler]

NICE!! Way to get r done. My favorite is the pic of the half-rack taken thru your bow.

[Mark Baker]

Thanks yet again, everyone.  

John, I burn my own fletchings....call it the "Baker burn".  It's big, but stable, and helps me achieve good arrow flight with any bow...and really no loss of performance in hunting situations, except maybe a strong crosswind, which we have a lot of here.  I've always shot heavy (ish) bows, with heavy broadheads, and starting using this feather profile more than 20 years ago.  It makes a little noise (sounds cool on a 3-d course) but the deer don't seem to notice and like I said, will stabilize a shaft quickly, which is especially important with selfbows where paradox is more evident it seems.  

The Absorkee Quiver is an excellent product.  Of course, I've been sold on the style of carrying my arrows this way for a long time.  It works well...not much more I can say.  Tim is a great craftsman and innovator in leather.

[Guru]

Congrats to the Baker Boys!!!   I luv MT!!

Always one of my favorite threads of the year...thank you Mark  

[Harleywriter]

Nice photo essay, Mark. Thanks for sharing what sounds and looks like a memorable Montana bow season!

[blacktailchaser]

thanks mark...