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15 minutes ago, Buckmaster7600 said:
Got an inreach message of some possible tracking snow 80 miles away. I’m on my way, here’s hoping!
Sent from my iPhone using TapatalkI threw my 1st snowball of the year yesterday.
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19 minutes ago, Buckmaster7600 said:
Ditch the fiber optic, go with an original style post and if need be add a little nail polish or model paint in your color of choice. Fiber optics are hard to focus on and are very weak and easily broken.
Sent from my iPhone using TapatalkI 2nd that.. I remember a particular muzzleloader hunt that resulted in no deer because the front optic sight somehow was broken on my trek in.
I never realized it until I pulled up to shoot a mentally challenged spike at 15' . Lol. I know there was something wrong with that deer because the smoke hit him,not the bullet , and he didn't even flinch. He just slowly continued on his way..
It was really wierd.. I didn't figure there was anyway that I could have missed him at 10-15' . I should have just shot from the hip instead of looking down the barrel..;)
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2 hours ago, dinorocks said:
You going to be anywhere near me? I'm north of the ADKs..
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Smell may be there strongest sense. I think depending upon the hunting technique or area it isn't necessarily the hardest one to circumnavigate.
When trying to sneak up on a deer in cover it isn't too difficult to come in from down wind. It's difficult to close the distance to archery range though..
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10 minutes ago, Chef said:
Haven’t told the wife yet but I will if it happens I will.
Sent from my iPhone using TapatalkAre trying to convince us or yourself..;)
Good luck out there! I am looking forward to my 14 days in the woods starting next Tuesday..
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33 minutes ago, rob-c said:
Not sure how many know this, I know we’re all pretty focused on hunting .
Thanks for that.. many do not realize what are in these propositions..It's funny while in woods today I happened to be looking at these and figuring out what was what..
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9 minutes ago, mowin said:
@phade. I need a antenna for the original reveal. Are the generic ones I'm seeing on Amazon any good? Or if you have any, I'd be happy to buy from you.
2nd that..ha ha. I lost mine walking from one spot to another.
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30 minutes ago, phade said:
Still two weeks away from lockdown IMO.
Unfortunately, I think you're right. My second week will be tougher.
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5 minutes ago, Taylormike said:
Happy Halloween guys and gals. With us entering November, what is your opinion on the rut? Have they hit lock down yet. I hunt in 9p and my cameras have showed little to no chasing, followed by nearly zero deer activity. My week off is the 9th-14th. I'm just hoping I'm not too late. Thanks.
Nah. Imho the single best day is the 10th or 11th. Well, I guess that's 2 days .lol. I cannot make up my mind..besides , my 2 week hunting trip doesn't start this year until the 9th.
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Crazy how high the water can get.. I remember the very 1st time I was down at one of the bottoms and on the way out I passed a whole bunch of drift wood it seemed like at least 100' above the river. Kinda neat.
You know where the deer are not..
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13 minutes ago, The Jerkman said:
No they don't bite nor sting, but when there is literally a million and they are covering the walls and ceiling and floor of my blind, just not something I really wanted to deal with
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Ha.ha... the jerkman is scared of crickets..;)
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10 minutes ago, Versatile_Hunter said:
I'm in! ...BUT, is it on the Ontario side? Apparently their moose tag system changed recently and it's really hard to get on there
No. It's in Quebec..
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6 minutes ago, Versatile_Hunter said:
Ontario border north of 117
Nice. I belong to a fishing club. I think there are 16 members left. We have an old remote loggers camp on a lake(accessible by 4 wheeler in an hours ride) that has been leased from the province for 50+ years on a lake in the boonies a few hours north of Pembroke .
We commonly see moose. Nobody has ever hunted there. I'm thinking we may have to give it a go one of these years.
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Congrats!
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Crazy prices.. everything south of the North Country is expensive..
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4 minutes ago, rachunter said:
I'm bald lol
They make spray paint for that!
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Heck, either way I cannot remember my hat when I go out with a rifle. I never wear a hat except if its cold ,below 35, so I never remember to grab it before I go for a hunt..
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The right spot makes all the difference even in the same general area. I have close to 90 acres surrounded by heavily hunted land and zero crop fields. I have maybe 1/2 dozen deer that use it regularly and very rarely a buck past 1 1/2. That's why I spend most of my time on public land
My buddy lives up the rd a 1/4 mile and sees an average of 10-20 deer(and some nice bucks) any sit in any of his 3 food plots on his 60 acres..
He is bordered by 400 acres of land closed to hunting and backed up to another big chunk of quality crop land.(soybeans,corn,andalfalfa)
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28 minutes ago, Nomad said:
I doubt the guy was wearing skinny jeans and sporting a “ man “ bun .
Ouch .lol. My favorite.. :).
And I do not own skinny jeans!
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Found another spot on 20,000 acres of state land. 45 minutes from the house . 3 separate drainages come together. Beaver dam behind me ,to my left, and a 10 yd wide strip connecting this spot to the more remote other side. Couple scrapes in front of me. Oak trees just over the hill to my right.. Feels deery . Come on deer.
Of course if I do see one it will be decision time. I normally save my tag for my southern tier trip.
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Wishing you guys the best. Get well soon!
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48 minutes ago, Lawdwaz said:
Wow, it never returned except for glue? I don't even know how the respond to that.
Ha.ha.ha.. nope not a glue sniffer.. lol.. but if you have have ever been in cabinet or tight crawl space with that stuff it's rather potent..
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If you are still tracking blood no matter how little. Back out now, if you haven't already, and go back in the am.
The single biggest mistake many make is not giving them long enough to die.
Example. Buddy shot one in the shoulder, but due to bubbles in the blood we figured it was dead within an hour. We started tracking and ended up jumping him. Went back 6rs later tracked 5-600 yds jumped him again. Finally smartened up and backed out.
Went back the next morning and found him another 300yds away. He scored 160". We were lucky after our mistakes. One blade of the broadhead barely punctured into the lung area.(explained the bubles)