In Range Archery is still a Prime Dealer I believe, located in Richmond, KY. I've been there before and tested out some bows. They seem like a good outfit and had a nice range there to test bows
I've used the Tactacam in the lowest elevation creek bottoms on my farms and they worked great with one bar. Verizon is king where I'm at, but all depends on what works best in your area.
Ohio and Indiana are both reciprocal states, in that if your home state allows out-of-state landowners to hunt their own land w/o a license, Ohio/Indiana will let you do the same in their state. Kentucky is not a reciprocal state, so anyone from Kentucky that wants to hunt their own land in...
Use a weedeater with a blade if the paths are too steep for a mower. Better yet, rent a billy goat brush mower and take it about anywhere. I always mow and use a backpack blower to clear my paths at the beginning of the season, but sometimes the new leaves come down and cover them back up a...
I think I've worn gloves once, didn't care for them as it felt like I lost my dexterity. Even wearing gloves, I would still have blood from my wrist to my elbows anyway so I don't wear them. To each their own.......
Answer to your question is that it's 250 or 500 pics per month. I get the 250 per month package on my Reveal X's which works fine since I don't use them on bait piles
I tried making that concoction last year, though I cannot remember the ratios of water to peroxide. Anyway, the finished product still had a noticeable smell to it so I chucked it. Maybe using a smaller ratio of peroxide would be better, but I don't think I'm going to mess with it anymore
I can typically make out enough detail in the regular pics to see which deer I'm looking at. When you pull the cards they'll be good pics. I've never felt the need to pay extra for the HD pics. Been very happy with the Reveal X after using them all last year