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  1. Trying to plan a trip out there this spring with my girlfriend. found a ton of guides online but I was wondering if anyone had any recommendations. definitely prefer wading to drift boating, I just want to learn how to catch them so we can take future trips on our own. and must be spin or centerpin fishing not fly fishing. any help would be greatly appreciated

  2. When a bear does scratch on a tree, haven't heard of that one too much, don't they usually do it standing? I mean reared up, and front claws rippin the tree? So too low.

    Bobcat would be the same right?

     

    Doesn't really look like a deer rub to me either. The way it fades down the right side of the tree in this pic.

     

    But, if I had to pick among the tree, I would say deer.

     

     

    Looking at your Username, where in the 518 was this taken? If I may ask.

    Selkirk Albany county

  3. found these claw marks on a tree about 40yds from one of my stands. tree is huge, at least 18 inch diameter. heard about some bear sightings 4-5 miles away so that seems like a possibility. saw a bobcat down there last year but I don't know if they scratch trees like that. or it's the biggest friggin whitetail rub ever (fingers crossed). anyone ever see this before???

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  4. 20% tops, backstraps become roasts along with some of the bigger cuts of the hind quarter. most of the rest of the back legs become stew meat chunks. this year we tried doing some bone-in roasts from the front shoulder, cooked one last night in the crock pot, came out great. kinda like a pot roast. gonna do something like that with the shanks too.

  5. thought I shot a doe, turns out to be a button buck. happened so fast I didn't see the little 1.5" horns. gonna be some tasty meat though. first time using mechanical broadheads and I can't say enough about the wasp jackhammer. shot was a touch low but it tore his lungs up good. didn't go 60 yards. just happy to get the first one down for the season!!!

  6. who cares about doe?  lol.

     

    I could shoot a doe literally any day, under any circumsnance of weather by me there are so many. 

     

    I was specifically referring to mature bucks.....which do care about the weather a great deal.

     

    does are idiots ;)

    I care about does, they don't taste like idiots!!! so no one ever gets daytime trail cam pics of bucks in the summer when it's warm out???

  7. Got one oct 1st last year 730 am, was about 70degrees out

    shot a doe about 715am that day too. plenty of daytime pics on the trail cam when it was hot out too. unless it's pouring rain I go hunting whenever I get the chance

  8. I'm getting deer on my trail cam at all hours of the day and night (probably because it's raining acorns in front of my stand) so I'll probably sit all day right from the start and see what happens. Turkeys are coming in right around 3:30pm almost everyday too so that might be too tempting to pass up. Even if I get a bird I could stash it somewhere and wait the rest of the evening out for deer. Plus it's way easier to hunt all day in early bow season because we've all been waiting almost 9 months for it!!!

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