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Tyler will be 33 in June. When I was a kid I always thought about turning 33 in the year 2000. At the time I thought that was so far off. Life is short. Don't wait for retirement to enjoy it.

I am very fortunate to still have my parents. My dad has slowed a lot in recent years and it's hard for me to accept he's not the invincible man he used to be. Mom is really declining and has been in the hospital the last 9 days.

Congrats Al.

Atta boy Maxx!

This is the TOO story of the year! Keep it up Maxx!

I never understood why my parents were always so tired after watching the grandkids. I now understand that completely. I cherish every minute with them but I’m totally beat when they leave.

I have been hit before at other locations. Yes, it made things more difficult but I found that it cleaned up the genetics and made those farms better a few years later.

Since the weekend gun season I have identified 21 bucks that are 2+ on my place. That does not include the one that has shed or year old bucks. It is diffiicult for me to believe you have no bucks. I would not want to live in that world.

Way to go Savannah!!!! Congrats Dad!

The one I saw this morning came to the house feeder this evening. He definitely has something wrong with his back end. Very stiff. He actually looks like he could be wideload who has been missing for 6 weeks. That’s the only one that has dropped here that I know of.

I had a shed buck behind the house this morning. He looked mature but they all look awkward when they drop. He was moving slow but no limping and I could not see any wounds, but he just didn't act right. Very seldom did he look around, just fed slowly. I drove by him later on the SxS and he just...

Waiting on the grandkids!

Only one so far.

May you all have a Merry Christmas with family and friends. Also, remember the reason for the season. God bless!

That usually doesn’t matter.

Very fortunate the feeder didn't get destroyed.

I watched bully for a while bedded right in the wind. At 10:30 he got up and fed for an hour. Then No Name showed up and they started sparring. No Name bedded down and Bully continued feeding. A little later I saw 2 other bucks sparring and Bully bumped them both off. I watched him on his feet...

As I was watching those 2 bucks I found bully bedded near them. Right on the point in the open, no wind break. Wind screaming in his face. They are adapted to this weather. Maybe not for extended periods or late March but right now they can handle it.

Wind is howling and it’s 0*. I’m currently watching 2 bucks browsing. I have had cell cam pics this morning. People lay down in the cold and wind. Deer deal with it.

I have 2* in the extreme SE corner of the state with 8mph winds and a peak of 22. It sounds stronger than 8 though. Not sure I trust my weather station.