Hoosier - one of these years if you ever come up with some free time and a $140 for the license, you can feel free to come on out - I've got food, roof, heatand air mattress, and camp has everything but food. It's not all that bad of a drive from IN, maybe six hours or so.Rybo and I arein W-PA, just outside Pittsburgh.

Button, thanks for the invite. As y'all know, I have no vacation time left, so I can't go anywhere but work. Just for curiosity, how does the NR buck licensing work in Illinois? Cost? Drawing? Limited #'s? In PA there's no drawing and no limits - just OTC sales. We do something funky with doe licenses, but who wants to drive halfway across America to shoot a doe anyway..??..

Rybo - Tell those guys at the bowshop that they need to step on it! If that doesn't get them moving,tell them you'recalling the IRS about all the "cash" deals that go on there. LOLThat'll light a fire under 'em! --- by the way, did you see that PAfinally passeda law that abolished the minimum hunting age?? I would be lying if I said I wasn't a little bitnervous about going afield this fall. Something about a 6-year-old with a12-gauge scares me. Oh well, I guess they've gotta start somewhere...