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Well....................your right about that.

One point not being mentioned is that the higher end scopes like Swarvorski and Zeiss are able to gather more light and allow you to see more clearly at dawn and dusk. A Swarvorski spotting scope will allow you to see a deer 5 to 10 minutes earlier than you can with a decent set of binocs. Is it worth it, I guess so if you can afford it. I personally like Leupold - (good bang for the buck) - .

Never heard of such a thing. I checked TPWD web page and didn't see anything about it mentioned. Maybe somebody just wants to hunt your spot that week .

Well, I would ETBU but I'm about to make a 5 hour drive south to Eagle Pass to spend some quality family time on my deer lease. Good luck to WOS!

Just sitting in my office eating some cheese and listening to some Mozart. What about that nap?

WOW.

Congrats to 22-4A . Keep rolling!

And the team that does not win will be considered weak by most posters on this board.

Good luck to BH. Go Eagles!

No it wont, Lumberton will be talking about next year .

Yep!

What I find strange is how in a ISD as small as GP(area) can you have 1 schoo with 1800 kids and the other with dang near 3600. Me too - very strange :? .

It is the opposite of what is normally called bulletin board material. good one tvc - I like that !

I have hunted all over south Texas for many years (Webb, Duvall, Zapata, Frio, and Maverick counties) and the three most common calibers down there are .270 win, 7 mm mag, and 300 win mag. They all work great on big deer in open country. This is not on any official list, just my observation over the past 15 years.

Excellent choice for a youth gun. Has a little more kick than a 243 but leaves a much bigger hole. Kids (and adults) get excited and and perfect shot placement doesn't always happen. I started my son with a 243 then went to the 7mm08 with much better results.

Man what a great 1st post.

Yeah, right.......each team gets a 1000 bonus yards against Smiley.

Oh, thats good

Sure looks like alot of players from that "weak" 21 4A district.

4A PASSING LEADERS 1 Jacob Karam Friendswood SOPH 150 254 8 2190 20 59.1% 2 Jarrett Lee Brenham SR 148 229 6 1936 24 64.6% 3 John Castillo Houston Davis SOPH 106 184 9 1865 25 57.6% 4 Brody Trahan Dickinson SOPH 133 220 11 1807 23 60.5% 5 London Durham Beaumont Ozen SR 132 249 12 1782 13 53.0% 6 Phillip Welch New Caney 102 198 11 1756 19 51.5% 7 Xavier Webb Montgomery JR 119 203 8 1649 14 58.6% 8 James Johnson Houston Sterling SR 84 166 7 1648 23 50.6% 9 Bryce DeJohn Lumberton JR 111 207 12 1545 15 53.6% 10 Gahn McGaffie Galena Park JR 83 156 3 1449 12 53.2% 11 Durklyn Haynes La Marque SR 102 161 10 1438 20 63.4% 12 Darrell Smallwood Lamar Consolidated SOPH 69 111 3 1351 12 62.2% 13 Shaun Rutherford Bay City JR 82 187 8 1258 12 43.9% 14 Alex Mosher Nederland SR 80 169 9 1235 11 47.3% 15 Duran Starks Crosby JR 91 185 8 1210 11 49.2% 16 Blake Patton Barbers Hill SR 97 158 2 1169 13 61.4% 17 Zach Sipe Huffman SR 80 195 15 1165 10 41.0% 18 Quintan Russell Houston Furr SOPH 61 106 10 1155 12 57.5% 19 Brandon Williams Beaumont Central SR 68 121 2 1109 9 56.2% 20 Jeremy Birks Huntsville SR 61 140 9 1098 16 43.6% 4A RECEIVING LEADERS 1 Matt McLaren Friendswood JR 56 916 10 16.4 2 Brandon Collins Brenham SR 50 874 12 17.5 3 Logan Cary Dickinson JR 45 637 10 14.2 4 Tim Burroughs Houston Davis JR 42 688 8 16.4 5 Matthew Powell New Caney 41 823 11 20.1 6 Joseph Florence La Marque SR 40 769 12 19.2 7 Herbert Labove Beaumont Ozen SR 39 615 5 15.8 8 Donald Hunter Dickinson SOPH 37 607 7 16.4 9 Warren Holloway Galena Park SR 36 630 6 17.5 10 CJ Dunlap New Caney 34 649 6 19.1 11 Daniel South Montgomery SR 34 613 4 18.0 12 James Rodgers Lamar Consolidated SR 32 712 5 22.3 13 Darius Austin Houston Washington 32 675 10 21.1 14 Jeremy Garza Lumberton 32 510 4 15.9 15 Jarrett Dickerson Willis SR 31 442 3 14.3 16 Jerrell Jackson Houston Davis JR 30 616 14 20.5 17 Mason Fisher Barbers Hill SR 30 439 6 14.6 18 Ervin Jefferson Houston Furr 29 633 6 21.8 19 Anthony Kendrick Seven Lakes 29 427 1 14.7 20 Cody Hendrix Huffman 29 388 3 13.4