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Yea,[mention=7930]jmp5008[/mention] And I were talking about doing one in the spring. Can’t decide if we want to use trees or make it freestanding


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Free standing, I brought up 8 buckets of water and even poured cement with the brackets for the 4x4 posts


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Big buck down!

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Ok boys take a deep breath with me cause I am still shaking.  Mainframe 8 with quadruple brow tines on one side and a row of junk on the other.  Redneck hang a ring on it 16 points, but I am thin

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no one told the deer it was to warm.... He came in chasing 5 doe which are walking past me on the ground at 40 yards tight now !

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6 minutes ago, burmjohn said:

With this buddy heater u can be in here with just your thermals. Lol my daughter trying on the ear muffs in case I shoot 9b7be806fa5ec3ab397b12aa71d58d55.jpg&key=98755d0b5e5f433fe6bedc85f5b5bcf6b8cbf4b425905fc5c470fb6695ff7a9f

 

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How big and tall and inside is your blind? This looks like a fun build mine would be heated by wood

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1 hour ago, The Jerkman said:

How many points for a selfie with 15 turkeys under 20 yards away? Please excuse the dirty stache. It's for Movember and thankfully will be departing Dec 17ffb5e2dea702b171b3ac540dde2c9bb.jpg

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Do you ride your skateboard to your stand with a path like that?  LOL

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2 minutes ago, burmjohn said:

My deck is about 10x16 and the hut is about 5x10 ish

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Nice.Thats for sure a1-2 man hunting blind glad to see your littles are getting to enjoy it with Ya.

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Well...... I blew it on a wall hanger. I tried to force the shot through a bunch of brush. I should know better. I'm glad it was a clean miss right over him instead of wounding him. Hope to get another crack at him sometime.

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How many points for a selfie with 15 turkeys under 20 yards away? Please excuse the dirty stache. It's for Movember and thankfully will be departing Dec 17ffb5e2dea702b171b3ac540dde2c9bb.jpg

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You call that a STACHE  ??.. Looks like PEACHFUZZ to me.....<< GRIN>>…..

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Whew long day. Up in stand at 6:15 at 7 degrees. Sat for 4 hours. I'm on state land and then have 12 guys come down and line up 40 yards from me from the bean field on my right 30 yards between each all the way across to the beans 300 yards out left and push the whole strip right away from me lol. I stayed for a few prob not long enough and headed out. Heard about 16 shots about half hour later. They ended up pushing about 10 out and shot a small buck. Nice guys they were having fun. They told me later they been pushing the place for 3 days. I will stay outa there for a while. No deer there will be moving during light with out getting stepped on. Spent the next 3-4 hours with my BIL trying to get something going. We both zipped. My little brother shot a wolc special on one of my local props.

 

My dogs are beat. Back at in tomorrow.

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23 minutes ago, manmathison said:

Took about a 60 yd shot on a small buck. Initial blood trail, in snow, is heavy but very dark, almost black. Waiting on dad to determine how to proceed. 

Liver hit for sure. That is a dead deer,but it might take several hours.  Don't go bumping it,they usually bed down not far from the hit site. Did you see it hunch up a little too?

And.what was the angle f the shot? If you got a.lung as well it should be dead pretty soon.

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Well, I saw a bunny, feral cat, pile of (digested) feathers, and one deer of unknown gender over 150 yards away. Had a small window where it was visible and wasn't even able to find it in the scope. The good news is that the new Baffin (Selkirk model) boots were awesome. Warm and comfortable. The afternoon warmed up to above freezing, the sun came out and the wind wasn't as bad as expected. Was a great day for a sit. Too bad no deer to join me. Any idea what kind of bird these feathers came from? (The pic looks a bit washed out, they were more blue than it appears.

 

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I went for a walk down the road and into the woods for the last hour of light. I spotted a deer when i wasnt any further than 60 yds in the woods. 

Too bad it turned out to be a lone doe,i snuck to within 50 yds,but no other deer around. Then it got dark fast and no other deer walked my way.  

It is always nice to see something though.

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Well, I saw a bunny, feral cat, pile of (digested) feathers, and one deer of unknown gender over 150 yards away. Had a small window where it was visible and wasn't even able to find it in the scope. The good news is that the new Baffin (Selkirk model) boots were awesome. Warm and comfortable. The afternoon warmed up to above freezing, the sun came out and the wind wasn't as bad as expected. Was a great day for a sit. Too bad no deer to join me. Any idea what kind of bird these feathers came from? (The pic looks a bit washed out, they were more blue than it appears.

 

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blue,that has to be a blue jay i would think.

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