ShaunM

You can but I concentrate more on the higher pitch sounds at lower volumes.

Gonna be some good eating.

Ive done a little small mouth fishing on the Buffalo River. Didnt catch anything. The water was still to muddy.

Dont use the bobcat in heat. Use high pitch sounds like bird distress or high pitch rabbit. I usually play it none stop at lower volumes. Concentrate on really thick stuff antd near water. I usually stay on stand for 30 to 40 minutes. Dont worry about the wind but keep the sun to your back. Bobcats will most likely sneek in so be camo'ed up good. Keep movement to a minimum. If you have a bobcat come in and hang up out of range I then use vole squeaks. Main thing is call to really thick brush and look for them hard but keep movement down. Bobcats hunt by sight and sound more than with their nose.

I called one in this evening. Never could get a good shot. It dissapeared in a briar thicket.

LOL!!!!

There is no mag restriction for big game. Upland and migratory bird have a restriction. Deer, turkey, bear you are good to go.

Yeah thats a pretty coyote.

Pretty cool

Nice doe.

This is exactly my setup. Love the DNZ one piece base.

You sure have helped me out on the whole taxidermy.

Nice yote. You know I have had a lot of talks with people on other forums about shooting a coyote with a .17hmr. Most predator hunters think it's not the right round for coyotes. I keep telling them they are crazy. I have taken several with a 17hmr. Again nice coyote and great shot.

Will this work on just deer mounts or other mounts as well?

Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency - Hunting Equipment & Methods 2011-2012 Small Game Legal Hunting Equipment [TABLE] [TR] [TH]Firearm, hunting device and ammuntion[/TH] [TH]Migratory Birds[/TH] [TH=width: 10%]Furbearers4 and crow[/TH] [TH=width: 10%]All other small game[/TH] [/TR] [TR] [TD]Shotguns (including muzzleloading shotguns) using ammunition loaded with Number Four (4) or smaller shot[/TD] [TD]Yes3[/TD] [TD]Yes[/TD] [TD]Yes[/TD] [/TR] [TR] [TD]Shotguns (including muzzleloading shotguns) using ammunition loaded with T shot (0.20 inch diameter) or smaller[/TD] [TD]Yes3,6[/TD] [TD]Yes[/TD] [TD]No[/TD] [/TR] [TR] [TD]Shotguns (including muzzleloading shotguns) using ammunition loaded with single solid ball or slugs[/TD] [TD]No[/TD] [TD]Yes1[/TD] [TD]No[/TD] [/TR] [TR] [TD]Rifles and handguns using rimfire ammunition and air rifles[/TD] [TD]No[/TD] [TD]Yes[/TD] [TD]Yes[/TD] [/TR] [TR] [TD]Rifles and handguns using centerfire ammunition (full metal jacketed ammunition prohibited)[/TD] [TD]No[/TD] [TD]Yes1,5[/TD] [TD]No[/TD] [/TR] [TR] [TD]Muzzleloading firearms (rifles and handguns) .36 caliber or larger[/TD] [TD]No[/TD] [TD]Yes1,7[/TD] [TD]Yes1,7[/TD] [/TR] [TR] [TD]Muzzleloading firearms (rifles and handguns) less than .36 caliber[/TD] [TD]No[/TD] [TD]Yes7[/TD] [TD]Yes7[/TD] [/TR] [TR] [TD]Archery equipment (longbows, recurves, compounds, and crossbows)[/TD] [TD]Yes[/TD] [TD]Yes[/TD] [TD]Yes [/TD] [/TR] [/TABLE] #1. If using this equipment while hunting during deer, elk or bear season you must be a legal big game hunter. #2. Hunting arrows and bolts must be equipped with sharpened broadheads. #3. Waterfowl may only be hunted with non-toxic shot. #4. Furbearers are defined as beaver, bobcat, coyote, fox, groundhog, mink, muskrat, nutria, opossum, river otter, raccoon, skunk, and weasel. #5. It is illegal to use centerfire firearms from 30 minutes after sunset to 30 minutes before sunrise. #6. Migratory birds, except waterfowl, may only be hunted with ammunition loaded with Number (4) or smaller shot. #7. Muzzleloading firearms are defined as those firearms which are incapable of being loaded from the breech.

But if you are hunting bobcats, fox or coyotes with a centerfire then you must be a legal licensed big game hunter and follow all safety rules for that big game season i.e orange vest and hat.

Depends on the small game.

You would have to be a legal big game hunter to use centerfire.

I use an older model Redfield 3-9x40. I am going to get me a new Redfield they are made by Leupold and you can get them for around 200 bucks. I got a friend who has one on his 308 and it's awesome.

It's not nice to swear

That's one heck of a deer ya got there!!!

I will be doing by hand with knives and fleshing tools for now. If I ever get it down and start making some money in the long distance future, then I can see me geting one.

Just wanted to say thank you all for your prayers!!!

Looks like your having a great time!

All I'm going to say is SAFETY!!!!