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I personally think it's on. Just checked 3 cams and boat load of bucks. Some I haven't seen before. Lots and lots of day pics. I've never had a target buck before but do now. Could have thwacked another turkey . Walked right up on the huge flock where I shot one last week. 
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I personally think it's on. Just checked 3 cams and boat load of bucks. Some I haven't seen before. Lots and lots of day pics. I've never had a target buck before but do now. Could have thwacked another turkey . Walked right up on the huge flock where I shot one last week. 

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Me thinks you hunt quite a ways from where I am. When I start seeing roadkill stack up I know it's on. My wife drives 50 miles a day to work and when they start rutting she starts seeing 1-2 dead a day. She has not seen one yet.

Just got done double checking the crossbow for my son in the am. I am so hoping he gets a crack this weekend!

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I just got back in a tree in 8F. I walked over a big scrape that wasn't there yesterday  afternoon on the way in. I saw a good sized deer body minus his head on the side of the road not too far from my spot. I'm hoping it wasn't one of my regulars I've been getting on camera.

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My view. Couple apple trees in the back of an area I pushed out a couple years ago and then planted with spruce trees this spring. The apples are getting a lot of attention from does and fawns daily and a couple nice bucks have been visiting at night.

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