Every hunter that is married needs this T-shirt

I stumbled upon this T-shirt, and I have to admit I love it, and will probably be ordering one soon!! I'm sure all you married hunters out there will be able to appreciate it. We all love our wives I'm sure, but we love them more when they let us go hunting!!

I love my wife funny hunting Light T-Shirt - CafePress

More Bushnell Trophy Camera Pictures

There are some many options these days on game cameras!! I've had some Moultrie game cameras, and they were good. But I'm still very pleased with the Bushnell Trophy Cam game camera. I've included some infrared pictures so you can get an idea of what kind of pics the game camera takes. Hope these help when making your decision to purchase your new game camera!!

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Best Archery Target for 2010 - Rinehart RhinoBlock Archery Target

When you get ready to go buy your new archery target this year. Check out the new Rinehart RhinoBlock Archery Target. Six unique sides to shoot at. As well as, two sides featuring a 3-D deer target.Measures 16x16x13. Unlike other Block-style targets, the Rinehart RhinoBlock Target has a replaceable inner core, if you ever shoot it out. But if the durability is anything like the Rinehart 18-in-1 target, it'll last a long time before you wear it out.
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Looking for new hunting boots? Lacrosse Alpha SST boots may be the answer

Finding the right hunting boot can take some time, but finding the right hunting boot is very important. There are alot of things to consider when buying new boots. Comfort is most important to me!! I've been wearing Lacrosse Alpha Burly boots for a while now, and I love them. They have a nice tennis style fit, which makes walking very comfortable. I just saw the ad for the new Lacrosse Alpha SST boots(pretty cool ad), click on Alpha SST TV ad to check it out!! Take advantage of Cabela's: $20 off $100

Click here to get more information on the boots!!

Here are some stats on the boots:

SST: Scent-Suppressing Technology
1200grams of Thinsulate
18" height
5.7lbs(pair)

How to make Homemade Deer Mineral Lick

Thought I'd pass along this recipe for a homemade mineral lick for deer. Here's a link to the eHow article: How to make Homemade Mineral Lick. In addition to deer feeders, it's very important to have an established deer mineral lick. I've used this recipe in the past, and it's proven it works. Not only do deer utilize it heavily, these supplement minerals provide alot of nutrition for the deer.

1 part Dicalcium Phosphate (dairy feed additive, comes in 50lb bags. You'll need one)
2 parts trace mineral salt (loose) (50lb bags, buy two)
1 part loose stock salt.  (50lb bags, buy one)

Makes around 200lbs, you can usually make two or three mineral licks with the ingredients.

All of these are available to purchase at most local feed and farm supply stores. You can use a 3-lb coffee can for the measurements. Clear 3-ft circle of ground of any leaves, debris, etc. Also, you can use a rake or shovel to break up the ground, so the minerals get soaked into the soil.

Dicalcium phosphate is used primarily as dairy cattle feed additive and other animal feeds. It promotes feed digestion, weight gain, and milk production, which is obviously beneficial to a lactating doe deer. Dicalcium phosphate contains roughly between 18 and 21 percent phosphorus and 19 to 23 percent calcium.

Dicalicium phospate is great for antler growth because antlers are consist of large amounts of calcium and phosphorous.

Trace minerals contains salt, which is an attractant, but also contains magnesium and potassium. These minerals also help the deer herd health.

This should be replenished after 6 months and then once a year thereafter. Most use seems to be during the spring and summer months on mineral licks. It's a good idea to keep these areas replenished and stocked in the same spot to maintain use. I like to put mine out in March. Also, it's nice to have this mineral spot close to water.

Good luck hunting!!