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51 minutes ago, StevieSacs said:

Have to go to DC this weekend.  Think i'm going to go into work late for the next 3 working days and hunt 6:00am - 8:15am and get into the office at 930.   I feel like the mornings are on fire in Westchester.  

I've been after this 8 ptr on my buddies property for the last 3 seasons ( 5 1/2 year old this season) that I named "Thor".  Cams showed that he only came out 3 times in daylight last year and so far once this season.  I have a feeling he's beded down infront of my stand right now. :mda:

 

your soft, who goes to DC when the RUT IS ON!!!! Tell your sister the rut only comes once a year and youll take a plane out after LOL

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Thank you thank you thank you...I can't believe it...sitting here with tears streaming down my face...wish my dad was here ..

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Heard a gun shot really close. So close my ears are ringing. Hey. That was me ! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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220 yards, 308, in the corn. Late for work, lol so happy. My wife's getting it mounted for me for Christmas!

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Gutshot will usually hunch up, and the tail will "flicker" a bit as they walk off. Was there a lot of hair? I'm hoping he just zipped over his back or through the backstraps and not a gut shot. If he was downhill the arrow could have gone a ways right?


Not much hair, but the hair was dark. Buck was actually limping before the shot my Dad said. After the shot it spun around quickly and limped away, but again it was limping beforehand too.


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9 minutes ago, Biz-R-OWorld said:

 


Not much hair, but the hair was dark. Buck was actually limping before the shot my Dad said. After the shot it spun around quickly and limped away, but again it was limping beforehand too.


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sounds like either way that deer did not go very far, get papist over there he will find that deer!!

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Well, that was one of the crunchier walks in my hunting career! I'm not sure how I managed to spook only two little ones on the way in! Good luck to everyone, I know it's warm, hopefully this front will have them up and moving before dark however.

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Planned on not hunting this aftrnoon, to recharge. Used warm temps as an excuse. Checked cams this morning on my way out. Got home and had videos of bucks chasing does hard in a cut cornfield from 3:15 pm yesterday, all night, and right up until 10am this morning!

Had to run to Canandaigua at lunchtime. Saw a buck chasing a doe through a cut cornfield at 12:30 pm. A few miles down the road, saw a nice buck strolling across a winter wheat field, nose to the ground at 12:50pm.

Needless to say, my plan to "recharge" this afternoon went out the window! Back in the stand!

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Been seeing bucks chasing does ~100 yards out in a cut cornfield in the evenings. Nice shooter was out there a few days ago. No amount of grunting or bleating did any good. Thought I would get here early and try running a scent drag out into the cornfield to try to draw the bucks in for a shot. We'll see...

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sounds like either way that deer did not go very far, get papist over there he will find that deer!!


Still nothing. Unfortunately, my dad's hearing is shot so it's not even like he hear possible crashing. He continues to keep looking in both directions and even crosses stream to check. He will stay until night in hopes he can then find lighted arrow glowing.


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Sweet, you give me hope to see something! I am set up in a blind I usually only spring turkey hunt from. The problem with it is a cat has been using it a lot it seems. I feel like I might get flea's from being in here. Going to have to wash clothes tonight!

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