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2 hours ago, Robhuntandfish said:

Like looking for a needle in a stack of needles. No luck finding those sheds from muzzy buck.  Should've took 20 g could've had a rabbit.  Maybe tomorrow.

Walked rows of corn and can see a long ways down them but no sheds. And more snow there than I thought would be.  Would've been nice to find them they have to be close. 

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 This might be a tougher find than normal late winter horn loss, because that buck was likely in the breeding stage still. His travel area could be several miles.  It looked like he had just lost them not long before you harvested by your pic. Good luck Rob. 

I will start a shed hunting thread in deer hunting section. 

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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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Had a great night out predator hunting tonight. Took my buddy out for 2 sets, he’s never been out at night before. First set was pretty uneventful, second set we got there and spent the first 15 mins on some light rabbit and woodpecker distress calls and had 2 owls come flying in. They circled around in the field in front of us for a few minutes, which was really neat. After that I hit a coyote serenade and a minute later we had yotes lighting up a ways off. I gave It a few and hit an answer howl and they lit right back up again, this time quite a bit closer. I stayed Silent for 10 mins and then started up some female invitation howls. Just as the howls were done my buddy whispered “right here” and I looked At where he was shining. I saw Eyes and moved the rifle to that spot. I got The kill lint on and could clearly see a big yote on the edge of the field about 150 yards out. Just as I flipped Off the safety, he went to his left below a rise. We scanned around a bit but he never showed again. I tried To coax him back with some rodent distress but no dice. My buddy looked at me and asked if I had Noticed the wind had switched and was blowing right to where the coyote disappeared. Damn wind. He had a blast none the less, and had to head home after that set. 

After he left I hit 2 more spots. Called in a nice red on the first one, but I’m not supposed to shoot fox there. I had 3 groups of yotes talking to me on the last set, but none came in. It was such a good night I would Have done a couple more sets, but I have To work in the morning. I’ll be back after them after Christmas. Evan has been bugging the heck out of me to go. Hopefully I can Have some action while he’s there. 

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Merry Christmas everyone. I couldn’t get out tonight due to plans with the family. And of course Santa gift wrapped for me one of my target bucks who has been quite elusive the last few weeks decided to make an appearance tonight. This is the first time that I have been able to get a pic of him looking towards the camera. I knew he was big, but now he really is breathtaking. Still have a few more weeks to go. Let’s see what happens. At this poo, I’m almost ready to start rooting for him to make it until next year  I can’t wait to see what he’ll look like then  D211AF0B-4D15-4B39-8175-32B17C3966A6.thumb.jpeg.aeb48f0884f341c2853a25272ffd44ff.jpeg

 

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33 minutes ago, NonTypical said:

Merry Christmas everyone. I couldn’t get out tonight due to plans with the family. And of course Santa gift wrapped for me one of my target bucks who has been quite elusive the last few weeks decided to make an appearance tonight. This is the first time that I have been able to get a pic of him looking towards the camera. I knew he was big, but now he really is breathtaking. Still have a few more weeks to go. Let’s see what happens. At this poo, I’m almost ready to start rooting for him to make it until next year  I can’t wait to see what he’ll look like then  D211AF0B-4D15-4B39-8175-32B17C3966A6.thumb.jpeg.aeb48f0884f341c2853a25272ffd44ff.jpeg

 

I wanna see pics already of next year!what a tank.very nice buck and Merry Christmas 

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6 minutes ago, The Jerkman said:

Here I am sitting in my tree, probably the only bastard dumb enough to still be out here hunting. 4 more days left. Hopefully I can stick something today

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I wish I could I took a walk today and sat for a few . Going to be a long wait till the season starts again

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Here I am sitting in my tree, probably the only bastard dumb enough to still be out here hunting. 4 more days left. Hopefully I can stick something today

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I’d be with you but I had to make the drive to Boston area to visit the in/outlaws ...hoping to be back sooner than later to get a few more hunts in


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I’d be with you but I had to make the drive to Boston area to visit the in/outlaws ...hoping to be back sooner than later to get a few more hunts in


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Hopefully I can get out tomorrow morning before I gotta go back to the city for my dentist at 2 then again Saturday morning before the girlfriend comes up. After New Years it's coyote slamming time! Can't wait to check out the new caller the inlaws got me. She told the gf she got me the mother of all coyote callers so I'm excited to see what I got!

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Here I am sitting in my tree, probably the only bastard dumb enough to still be out here hunting. 4 more days left. Hopefully I can stick something today

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You weren't the only one. Could have used some of this nice weather last month. Tried a public land spot I hadn't hunted in a few years, but that gets hunted pretty hard. Saw 1 doe. Closest it came was 60-70 yds.

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You weren't the only one. Could have used some of this nice weather last month. Tried a public land spot I hadn't hunted in a few years, but that gets hunted pretty hard. Saw 1 doe. Closest it came was 60-70 yds.

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I saw my hideous yearling buck. Seems to have dropped his toothpicks from his head. Unfortunately for him he still has his disgusting warts

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