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Welcome! from Little Falls

Welcome from Little Falls

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Welcome! Where you from?

Welcome Joe, I can forgive the Bass fishing thing.

I've got good huntable numbers on my place in 6R

I took the bagged gut pile along with the rest of my trash to the dump. I would expect other hunters to handle the gut pile much the same way the handle the rib cage etc. after butchering. If the decide to leave it out in their back yard to be scavaged, that's up to them.

Of the seven deer killed on my property this year, two were removed prior to being gutted. One gut pile was removed in a garbage bag. Three gut piles disappeared over night (loads of dog tracks) the damn cayotes came running in to one shot before the hunter came down from the tree. One slowly consummed over a week (no dog tracks). I'm seriously thinking about requireing all gut pile to be removed by the hunters or have them remove the deer prior to gutting next year.

Do you think having ghunters remove their gut piles would reduce the attraction to cayotes?

Small eight taken Oct. 28 in Herkimer county region 6R

Throw out the stinky meet and eat the rest.

Lost aq large eight opening day this year. Fortunately a friend got him a few days later. I hit low on the shoulder and he would not have lasted. First loss with a gun. Lost two with a bow many years ago.

Frosty morning dry days highs in the low 40's what else could one ask for?

I wouldn't hesitate. Congratulations!