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Doe chasing a spike from her baby all morning up north...Amish shot 6 times last weekend durting muzzle...6 times yesterday morning of the opener...haven’t seen a horn yet even on cam when wr usually have 3-4 shooters picked out...this guy made a lil mistake this morning and ate a 7mm Ballistic Silver Tip

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I'm out...likely gonna go again for the pm.

Big ups to my buddy for putting me in front of deer fur the first time in 15 days...picked the spirits back up...sent me home with some venison as well!

3 hunts with sightings 3x drawn, 3 pretty good shots passed...hope it all comes together soon!

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Wow what a hunt with the turkey early, two small bucks came through just after, a Dow with two fawns shortly after then a big 8 showed up I watched him for an hour working toward me finally gave me a perfect broadside shot at 32 yards. I shot felt great right away and I proceeded to watch him full out drop to the ground and duck the arrow. It was unbelievable a true sight to see. Didn't touch a hair 

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Doe chasing a spike from her baby all morning up north...Amish shot 6 times last weekend durting muzzle...6 times yesterday morning of the opener...haven’t seen a horn yet even on cam when wr usually have 3-4 shooters picked out...this guy made a lil mistake this morning and ate a 7mm Ballistic Silver Tip
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That thing looks like a yote/collie mix. What a mess!

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Glutton for punishment. Trying to change up luck and sitting overlooking a bench on a new spot in public land. Tough swirling wind and cool but still least I don't need to waste time watching the Giants today.

Good luck to all out there. 696cb3da6c1baf3bd59d4448fa6b1332.jpg

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5 minutes ago, Pygmy said:

To hell with this silly deer hunting...

I want to hunt birds/bunnies with Sodfather…..<<GRIN>>...

To me hunting season is so much more than deer.   Do get me wrong I love to deer hunt but So many including myself get stuck in that mindset to hunt deer every chance. But for me hunting season comes and goes and I want to take full advantage of the fall...

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3 minutes ago, sodfather said:

   So many including myself get stuck in that mindset to hunt deer every chance. But for me hunting season comes and goes and I want to take full advantage of the fall...

I might be hooked on archery hunting !I'm hunting tomorrow morning/all day Wednesday/Thursday morning/Friday afternoon     RE full advantage of fall : feel free to come down and rake my leaves while I'm hunting those days ^_^

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Wow what a hunt with the turkey early, two small bucks came through just after, a Dow with two fawns shortly after then a big 8 showed up I watched him for an hour working toward me finally gave me a perfect broadside shot at 32 yards. I shot felt great right away and I proceeded to watch him full out drop to the ground and duck the arrow. It was unbelievable a true sight to see. Didn't touch a hair 


That’s a poke. Do you have a 30 yard pin or possibly aim high with a 20?


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12 minutes ago, turkeyfeathers said:

I might be hooked on archery hunting !I'm hunting tomorrow morning/all day Wednesday/Thursday morning/Friday afternoon     RE full advantage of fall : feel free to come down and rake my leaves while I'm hunting those days ^_^

I’m up top my leaves blow down to you :) 

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14 minutes ago, turkeyfeathers said:

I might be hooked on archery hunting !I'm hunting tomorrow morning/all day Wednesday/Thursday morning/Friday afternoon     RE full advantage of fall : feel free to come down and rake my leaves while I'm hunting those days ^_^

I have 3 day work weeks the next two and then 2 day work weeks til after Thanksgiving.  None of them were scheduled for raking.  

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On 10/7/2018 at 1:25 AM, Biz-R-OWorld said:

Had  a blast hunting the Adirondacks 5h this morning. 

On the way up I saw a dead bear on the side of the highway. 

And a nice 4 point feeding on the side of the  highway. 

But saw nothing in the Adirondacks while hunting 

Good time all the same. 

Got to try again after some snow if I get a chance .

 

 

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