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@Tughill Tamer congratulations on that doe. Way to go

Starting to hit the plots

So decided to video w my phone a buddy of mine shooting at a deer out of the Buckform blind my son finished up yesterday. Just as planned had doe walk in to 22 yds so I videotaped......a miss. He shot over her. Here is pic before the shot. After we checked phone and he shot high and she ducked too. Back to the drawing board

Doe and fawn checking on new siding put up today. They approve

Siding is done. All work completed this year. Looking forward to some warm and dry November and December sets

@Zag oh shart a from deer hunting to deuce dropping. It’s what leaves are for

Good morning and good luck this Columbus Day. Enjoying the morning watching field and woods

Very sorry for your loss. My condolences

@The_Real_TCIII the Yankees could have used her bat last night. Tell her congrats on the bomb she hit.

Sunday morning set little cooler and calm. Perhaps the deer will move more today. In ground blind with wind in my face

@mowin the alarm clock could possibly Be construed as harassment but if you put inside a ground blind not so sure. If used it to keep awake and since can’t stay awake when hunting also can’t remember to turn it off when leaving. If It’s on his property he should be able to utilize legal aids to help hunt. Binocs rangefinder loud alarm might hold up. I think the plastic sheets bags in the trees is ok it’s passive. Likely can’t do this if zoned residential but if bigger spread zoned ag different rules depends. ways to deter need to be smart legal and get the job done.

Battery operated alarm clock set to go off every 5 minutes placed on your property but near his stand. Place camera 40 feet conspicuously hidden and either gets sick of alarm and finds somewhere else to hunt or gets caught on cam messing with the alarm clock and charged w trespassing. you could also staple black plastic type trash bag material across shooting lanes So can’t see or shoot

Finished up some interior work and some trim too. Little more trim and the side it and done for this year.

Morning sets in early October very good for the soul.

Sorry for your loss my condolences

I know the feeling @Team Hoyt I spent planted quite a bit of soybean seed and some corn seed. About 10 percent of corn made it and 50 percent on the beans This hot and dry summer crushed those food sources and beans are my favorite to hunt over come later this month. Always got 95 percent growth in previous years though they were wetter. So put in more than normal radishes beets and brassicas and got rain when it was needed so now have an abundance of these food sources. Hopefully after all the ag fields around me get harvested by mid November and the cold weather sweetens them should be perfect for late bow and gun season.

More rain helping the radishes today

Congrats @Arcade Hunter Nice shooter good harvest and some good thread drama to boot. Good hunting

Back in blind for tonight’s set. Overlooking Biologic Maximum.

Congrats @The_Real_TCIII Nice job on them both

Eddie Van Halen will always be remembered as one of the world’s greatest guitar players. He lived a very full life and will now play from the stars. He will be missed. RIP EVH

Way to go sounds like it will be a great memory that last forever congratulations

Yeah we get the stink bugs now in the Fingerlakes. We get the box elder too just not as many. The bug @mowin is a western conifer seed bug. See the pic I found pretty sure it’s same bug. We get those too now. Stink bugs the most....though my daughter has a chameleon so I occasionally feed him the local native insect fare.

Congratulations

Nice buck Spiff. Now you got to get Jagr in your sights.