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  1. StripedBuck
    1st you gotta get rid of that Coyote and then bring that Brawn of a Black Bear down! Best of luck, would love to know how much that one weighs and how old.
  2. StripedBuck
    Good luck Gino!...They should be moving around and filling there belly's before the storm hits.
  3. StripedBuck
    Too funny!!!
  4. StripedBuck
    Looks good, Best of luck with your camo gun this season!
  5. StripedBuck
    Great picture!...Wouldn't mind seeing one of those albino deer in the woods though.
  6. StripedBuck
    Coyote eliminated, very nice!
  7. StripedBuck
    Well at least the FBI and NYPD Internal Affairs was on to him and stopped him before he really did such a sick thing to the women. It's sad that he was also a NYPO definitley some mental issues with him. I hope he gets the help he needs.
  8. StripedBuck
    I have never tried Buck Bombs, but have tried other attracting scents with success and without of course. It's nice to watch a Deer come in and follow that scent right to where you've placed it, especially when it's a Big Buck..sniffing and lip curling..LOL
  9. StripedBuck
    How about calling, do you use any deer calls?..Rattle bag or antlers, grunt call, bleats...etc.. They work great especially since your hidden in a blind they can't see the movement or pin your location as easy. Also try putting some of that Tinks Doe P or "69" about 20 yards out from your blind in the view areas of your blins windows or shooting lanes...Best of lucking with your future hunter's arrival and this season!
  10. StripedBuck
    Congrats Lawdwaz on a nice Doe
  11. StripedBuck
    This sounds like it's the Bucks primary scrape territory. Active scrapes could be visited by different Bucks and or Does. Is there a licking branch above any of those scrapes? Also be absolutely scent free while in that area...Try and get a cam on those other scrapes...Best of luck!
  12. StripedBuck
    Very lucky to be able to use his cell phone and call for help...Others are not so lucky! YOU MUST ALWAYS WEAR A SAFETY HARNESS WHEN USING A TREE STAND!..IT SAVES LIVES...SAFE HUNTING!
  13. StripedBuck
    Awesome pictures...Keep them coming and best of luck bagging a big one!
  14. StripedBuck
    Congrats on your Bear
  15. StripedBuck
    Spot on Shooting!
  16. StripedBuck
    WoW!!...Those are some mighty fine Bucks...Congrats to those hunters.
  17. StripedBuck
    3?... Best of luck getting that nice looking split brow 9!
  18. StripedBuck
    Great looking 9 pt. WhitetailAddict11, Congratulations!
  19. StripedBuck
    Another great video Sampotter!...Deer are so awesome to watch and learn. I like when the one Buck is rubbing the tree and the other one comes over and they start to spare...cool stuff...Lots of Bucks rubbing, scrapping and urinating all over those tarsal glands very nice to see...What type of camera are you using?
  20. StripedBuck
    Glad to hear...Way to go Remington!...Best of luck breaking-in that new Model 700 this Big game season Devildog9999
  21. StripedBuck
    It would make a great mount!
  22. StripedBuck
    Nice video sampotter...That Big Boy in the first clip is a real nice Buck, Best of luck gettin' him this season!...Replace the camera with the Bow...LOL
  23. StripedBuck
    Nice looking Buck UA22Plumber...Absolutely the weather, time of day pics were taken could help you out and with the rut starting up you'll have a hard time trying to pattern them. Best of luck on that piece of land you'll be hunting, just be patient they will show.
  24. StripedBuck
    Congratulations to your neighbor First-Light on using a recurve at 6 ft. and getting a nice buck!
  25. StripedBuck
    Way to go Sssurfertim on a fine job of not pushing that Doe and finding her in the same spot in the morning...Congratulations!
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