Wrong Stand.... AGAIN!

[Cabin Fever]

At least the bigger bucks are moving during the day now.

[BigVal]

Holy hell what a buck. Good luck!

[NFA-ADK]

Keep at it they are just starting to move now!  Good luck, real beauty!

[BizCT]

Great buck


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[moog5050]

Shoot Bob I would be psyched.  Great buck and they are moving.  You will have an encounter soon!

[Swamp_bucks]

What a stud

[sethf11]

Wow!!! Where about in NY?

I'm just getting rubs showing up. No scrapes yet. Not much daytime movement yet either.


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[Cabin Fever]

I'm not 100% sure, but I had either this buck or another one that looks very similar at 22 yards this morning. I drew back twice on him, but it was such a gloomy and dreary morning, my sight pin wasn't illuminated very well. It wasn't worth the risk of a poor shot, so I let down and watched him walk away. I grunted, bleated, and rattled a little later to see if I could get him to come back in, but no such luck!

[Cabin Fever]

6 minutes ago, sethf11 said:

Wow!!! Where about in NY?

8F

[Jdubs]

1 hour ago, Cabin Fever said:

At least the bigger bucks are moving during the day now.

Quoting you just because this buck is such a stud!

[JRod 8G8H]

nice buck! he has that look in his eye like yup, he's in the wrong stand so i'll cruise on by.. happens to me sometimes

[nyslowhand]

Very nice buck! Join the club, story of my life - wrong place at the wrong time! This is the only downside of having trail cams near your stands this time of year..!?!

[Doc]

Ha-ha-ha..... Sometimes I think I would rather not even know. And then of course, you could move over to that stand and he may never show up there again. I have played this "cat and mouse" game between two stands that were within sight of each other, (but not bow range). It gets frustrating some times.

[Hock3y24]

7 hours ago, Cabin Fever said:

I'm not 100% sure, but I had either this buck or another one that looks very similar at 22 yards this morning. I drew back twice on him, but it was such a gloomy and dreary morning, my sight pin wasn't illuminated very well. It wasn't worth the risk of a poor shot, so I let down and watched him walk away. I grunted, bleated, and rattled a little later to see if I could get him to come back in, but no such luck!

another reason for lighted pins! love mine1