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BigPete, I seen your Elk post. Do you know anything about the Hazard LEA Revelation public hunting areas? My daughter has a cow rifle tag and we are trying to get a few suggestions where to begin. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thank you, Mel

My daughter was drawn for the last week of Cow and drawn for the Hazard LEA. We wanted a guide but it just isn't in the budget. Any suggestions where to hunt?

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Muzzleloader Buck First Muzzleloader Buck. Not my biggest but the body was huge and I could not pass it up. 8pt Boone County

The heat is a concern for me as well as others. I usually wait till late September.

Today was the first opener that I have not hunted in over 20 years. I recently opened an indoor Archery Range and Pro Shop here in Northern Kentucky and had to work. Guess its all part of it. Now sitting at my other job and listening to all the hunts...

LOL.....I think?

Hazard LEA December 14-20

friend of mine has the Hazard LEA Cow December 14-20. Any suggestions?

I have only hunted with a bow, but here recently I had to order a target bow to play with. I went with the new Strother Moxie after shooting it. Green Anodized!

It is one of the worst shows on television that I think I have ever seen. Those guys are not a bit comical in their events but more clown than professional. It is no longer what you know its how you portray it. Hope they are yanked off the air soon before most of the non hunters group us all in...

Cow Firearms 1st week. This is what a friends choices are: Which is the best area for cow populations? North At Large South At Large LEA Straight Creek LEA Hazard LEA Caney

Colt LE 6920 here in Northern Kentucky going for $2300 Ouch! They used to be $659 7 years ago.

Box call most deffinately. Start by reading a few books on ole meleagris gallopavo and if you can take a look at youtube for audio recordings of turkeys calling so you can mimic the rhythm. Be sure to look at Spring calls now Bob McNally has one with Preston Pittman he is an amazing caller.

I have done several myself. It is very easy. Look at the hydrographic kits. Cost is around $85 and you can do a complete shotgun, Rifle and still have a few left over. All you need it a dip tank, I used a Plastic storage tub from walmart and took my shotgun apart. Whole process took 1 hour to do...

Looks interesting. How many targets were there?

I wonder if they would be leagal to use here in KY during rifle season?