Or insecurity.

I learned something in all those threads.

I didn't ask the question about opening a deer's stomach to find out if that was a way to see what he's been eating. I learned that watching jaws

I learned I need to know how to make jerky. I could use some jerky...and it'll extend my season.

I still don't know how to age a deer using the lower jawbone. I've seen it done two different ways, now....but I wouldn't know how to do it myself. I also wanted to know....because the guy who's doign the euro on my 6 pointer disposed of the lower jawbone before I could retrieve it. I wanted to know if there was another way to age him. I still don't know that.

Leaf blower.....OK...that was mine. No apologies...as I may still do it. If you knew where the spot was you wouldn't think it was so crazy. I've never killed a deer here over bait....although it's perfectly legal. Uncovering acorns in an area where deer are used to hearing a leaf blower, anyways.....seemed like thinking outside the box. Stay in the box! I won't say you're stupid!

My sight's bots are tight. It hasn't shifted in a way I can discern. What can make it be 6" off at 20yds? I really didn't know. I have a better understanding after asking the question. I went out the next day and killed a nice buck. I'm glad I asked the question. It led me to mark my peep.

And I still don't think deer can "learn" to look up. You can't prove me wrong there, either.

If my fervor for knowledge either irritates or threatens you.....I apologize. I will continue to ask questions.

And I won't attempt to belittle you personally.....because we disagree on bowhunting issues. That's the definition of an attack ad hominem. You're pretty good at that from what I can tell.

You're not the only one, *JB*.

BC...go check out the post where *JB* called me a liar and a poacher. Now there's an association you can be proud of.