landtracdeerhunter

I don't mean to laugh at ya, but that deers dead somewhere.

LOL.

Get down wind from your last blood spot and start smelling. Work your way down to where you think she might have traveled. An over night killed deer will start to smell. You won't mistake the smell either. We find a fair amount of deer, with this technique.

Could be experiencing hair slip if the hide is left on for an extended period. We don't skin right away in the colder weather, so we will take a stiff hair brush to remove hair before skinning. I like to tan hides also, and it help with that process also. Don't get all the hair floating in the pickle.

I like your management practices. Congrats!

Got to the stand about 6. Started peeling off cloths right away. Definitely overdressed for 64 degrees. Had a nice shower to dampen those noisy leaves. Big bodied deer past by the stand not more than 15 minutes into the set. Heard tremendous thicket crashing behind me for a good hour. Several fawns surfaced from behind, eating ash and maple leaf new fall. They came in on my scent side. The winds could have been caring my scent right over the top of them. They worked their way into thicker wooded area. Mr red fox and an almost white skunk went by to say hello too. Good woodchuck hunting day, as many were out grazing on the legumes. Never checked the regulations to see if they could be bow hunted, so we passed.

Don't you mean fuller figure, wooly.

Yes and the bucks are so much nicer to process. Those fatty doe.

You should keep an eye on it, LOL.

"The other hunters should know what target they are shooting at and beyond!" For this reason, I feel compelled to wear orange socks and undies,.

Is she looking for another son in law ? LOL.

Beautiful shot wooly! I erased my editorial, LOL.

If this is one of your past times, please show us your others, LOL.

Good luck grow. One dandy of a deer!

I wish you good luck in finding him and please keep us informed tomorrow.

Big enough!

Congrats on a great buck and story!

Windy 44 degrees. Quarter past seven, Watched a fair size antlered buck locked down on a doe as she fed right in the open. Sat there grinding at the bit, within 50 yards, of them. Hoping they would stick around till legal light. They didn't. What torcher!

Congrats on the land addition. Haven't had a good corn fritter in, I can't tell you when.

Thanks grow! I was 20 yard shy of the biggest doe I have ever seen, in my life this morning. She was 20 yard shy of being in the freezer this afternoon, LOL. A birthday deer, something I have never achieved.

Farmers can get DMAP's. Just a thought.

I agree. I also believe the communication phases change. I do believe doe tend do chose who they breed with. This more in likely doesn't happen, most of the time, but the communication part is there.

Was strong first of the month, then by the 9th, nothing. Just started back up, night of the 21th. The first, in a series of breeding phases ended. Scrapes start up now, suggest the main event is coming, soon. Now I'm talking here. Different locations across the state, vary, I'm sure. I might add, the first scrapes used, are not being used, this go around. Different bucks. Rubs, I have no comment on yet.

High pressure, with a light NW wind, (most of the time) Deer are finally moving in legal light, thirteen deer to be exact. What a beautiful day to be enjoyed!

Debate in Buffalo is still on for tonight.