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That's cool. I hopefully have my wildview working properly again too. I just need to bring a good SD card out there.

I might even order another one or two online, seen some fairly reasonable for the nonIR digital

Big day in the tzone household.

ALL the kids are in school. Jack our little guy started kindergarten today.

His requested breakfast.
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"Lets Rock n Roll Dad" (he really says that)
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Big Sis is ready to go.
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Mom cried (of course), Dad smiled. All the cool kids are rockin' a Super Mario Bros. backpack right?
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That would be sweet. I hope he does.

You know what? I can honestly say, that happened before I knew what the heck was going on.(Alcohol may have been a factor) You all were chuckling at me before I knew what's up, then you're showing me pictures of the process. I have no problem owning up to my miss.

It was a heck of a miss. I absolutely center punched that Jack Pine. I mean perfect, right in the heart, or where the deer's heart was anyway . That tree didn't have a chance. I thought for sure Dave, Joey, and I were going to walk up on a dead doe. I didn't see it run after I shot, Joe or Dave didn't either. Same deal as Dave though, no blood, no hair, no hide. That was the only deer I had a real shot at last year. Oh well, it won't be the last miss I'm sure. Didn't matter, it was by far the most fun I've had in a deer camp....EVER!

Gotta love the hand holding there T, mine did that as each one started school, looked like a little train by the time the youngest started.

Had to laugh yesterday a new kid at the school decided to try and get my youngest to give him $4 or else. This am he was met by my older son and the youngest and told to go away. Apparently he waited for the older one to leave and went after the youngest who promptly flattened his nose, split a lip, and goose egged his cheek. Gotta love the first week of school.

I was thinking of getting one of those myself Ryan. I'd like to have a few really. I don't know why I haven't yet, it seems whenver I have extra $ it's always earmarked for something else.

The hand holding is pretty sweet.

We had a similar incident last week at kindergarten orientation. Kid punched him in the back and he turned around and popped him in the forehead.

Sis is pretty protective of her brother, more so than of herself. She's a great kid.

That's just the best picture with the bus rolling up, the 2 kids holding hands.

Great story too BD, that stuff happens up here too.

the only thing with those is the slow trigger time, I have lots of pics of elk butts and some of just scenery. its best to put them on a mineral lick or something else that keeps them for a little bit.

Exactly what I have planned for it. I have a mineral lick in my yard that I've seen does and fawns at but no horns yet. I'd like to see what's around, all the trees in the back have old rubs on them.

That is sooooo cool !!

Sorry Tom.

These are the kind of stories that make "your camp" & this thread so special.

Paul.

That's what I've been doing for the most part with my wildview. I just kind of got mad at it and put it away when it fritzed out on me last year during black powder season. I wanted a picture of that big bruiser so bad, set the cam up perfect 2 different times, tested the triggering, everything is good. Come back to find his tracks in a path right in front of the camera but not a single picture taken.

here's one I got 2 years ago, came out good but had 30 blank ones after this one

It's really a freestyle process, no rules. I think weezy was using the taunting "Shame, Shame, Shame" method.

I like to use the spinning shame stick process where you spin and arch the shame stick bounding from shoulder to shoulder over the shame-ee's head. And I use the traditional "Shame, Shame, Shame, Shame." but I tend to really drag out the shame word and typically I tend to really overdoo it.

A couple old ones from last summer.

too bad we can't hunt at midnight huh?

nice pics though, have you seen lots of tracks?

We're seeing some tracks. Lots of babies out there.

Seen some big tracks too mut I haven't been out there often enough. Seems I always go out after a heavy rain so the tracks are washed out except for the really fresh ones.

thats good to hear!

the big tracks that is, not the babies, I don't want to open that can of worms, and no I'm not shooting bambi this year

That would frustrate me too.