SwedishViking

Yeah I seen 3-4 dead deer within 10 miles on 87 between 17 and 18 yesterday morning heading north.

That was the story for me all last season, didnt see anything in the woods and as soon as we came on to my the backyard of my buddies house we would spook 4-5 deer every time. Took a small 3 the first sit there after being fed up.

Don't give them any great ideas.

My 4 year old daughter is the same way, can't wait to get her started.

Wasnt really me but it would have been funny.

Sorry was just trying to be polite.

I am using sterile Multicam but would use the woodland pattern if I didnt have it. Just do what others said and wear them sterile.

I just hang it and quarter it in the woods into a cooler then take it home to clean up the cuts.

Headed into my stand just after day light on the second day of the season after I got rained on the first day and decided to pack it up. As soon as I got my climber in to position I heard what I thought was my buck I had got on cam just a week earlier in the swamp just a head of me but I cannot see the swamp.I sat there patiently waiting for him to appear, after 20 minutes of swimming and splashing around or whatever these creatures do he walks in front of my camera for one last photo shoot. He walks halfway towards me but I still have no shot or at least I am not willing to take one just yet. This goes on for what seemed like forever and then I spot his buddy which is a bigger buck but with a abnormal rack and I had already decided I was out for the seven. He presented a perfect broadside shot at 25 yards, I hit him just a little high from the tree stand but I must have hit him right in the artery as there was a great blood trail from the rage BY. he ran for about 150 yards before he piled up. It took me 5 hours from the time I let the arrow rip until I had him out of the woods, not a drag I will ever look forward to do again by myself but he sure tasted good when me and my buddies processed the meat. Good luck out there guys. I been lurking since I started hunting last year.