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11/7/20. Got in the stand 45 minutes or so before legal. 15 minutes later a gray fox visited. Right around legal light 2 young bucks showed up one came right under me all drunk/rutty. Shortly after a big yote bound in close no shot. A few minutes later another came from the same direction and worked to a shooting lane to my left (perfect for a shot). Got caught drawing and it spooked. Then around 7:30 I hear this buck coming in from behind me and starts turning left. 15-20 yard shot that us right handed shooters love.Once he was broadside stopped him with my mouth floated my pin where I wanted and pulled pulled pulled and the shot broke. Arrow hit its mark. He mule kicked hard before jacking up a fence and crashed in sight. Memory forever, meat in the cooler and maybe I saved a few trees. **Edit** Forgot to add 160# dressed. Sliver away from 16" inside

Good luck Don!

15 yard shot. Saw 3 other Bucks aswell. First deer shooting a thumb button release. Love it

Yeaahhg baby. Buck down

Strangely I haven't seen any fox this year. Usually see a few

Heard what i'm sure was chasing to my right for a couple minutes. No visual

Bumped 1 right under the stand in the way in.

Basket rack ran at me all rutty while unpacking my climber. Good sign

Feel your pain.

Me either

WINDY

Ok I'm bored enough to give it a go

Heard Bluejays fussing over my shoulder. Doe and fawn. Got my Wind and bounded off

Yikes!

Nada again

Just squirrels tonight. Got to get wet though!

Out in the climber in some oaks near bedding. Wasn't able to get very high. Stale as a popcorn fart. We'll see

skunked this afternoon. But man do I love this new lonewolf Hand climber.

Well that was crappy. Soaked to the bone. The weather guessers have been bad this season

Osborne Russell journal of a trapper should be arriving today.

2 doe and a fawn

Bumped 2 on the way in. Breezy but blowing in my face

Man you've been covered in them.

Raining leaves. I keep Hearing them wading in the pond 60 yards. Nothing seen though

Dead calm and frosty