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4 minutes ago, chefhunter86 said:


It’s those kind of events that make the whole process and the harvest that much better! Awesome that you guys are out together


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She’s been going with me since she was 4. I actually thought she would be fine, she doesn’t get that nervous with turkeys, she’s killed them the last 2 years in a row. 

Unfortunately we won’t get out tomorrow, both of my kids have hockey games. I’ll be out again Monday. She will be out with me again Wednesday. 

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Mine as well on Wed. I sat near her Stand tonight ,she could have killed a few out of it tonight .

My buddy is using it tomorrow morning , hope he doesn’t spook any .

Tonight they were walking around like it wasn’t even gun season, light pressure around me .

Good luck Wed. !!!

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Congrats to all  who scored today....In my area, I have never heard so few shots on an opening day....Nobody I know in my local circle of friends killed a deer today..

One thing I noticed in the success pictures...Very little snow....Here there is a foot of nasty, wet snow, and the deer are not moving, and neither are the hunters....I was in my stand today from 6:20 AM to 5:00 PM and saw two itty bitty deer...

Oh well..Things can't do anything but improve....They gotta eat sometime !!..

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7 minutes ago, Billdogge said:

Was tracking a big Bear in 3c today (I have a size 15 for reference). Also had a good buck not offer me a shot. Good day except dealing with trespassers. 

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Looks familiar... Yours is bigger but I was about 30 yards starting this Hanna Barbara cartoon in the eyeball.  I need a good cabin so I have an excuse to get a rug made.

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Connected with a decent 2.5 yr old doe at 2pm. The wife's .243 really puts a hole in them. Went 60 and crashed, worse part about it was when I dragged her out at dark there was a buck all rutted up upwind of me. He smelled to high heaven and before i knew what was going on he was gone couldnt even get a good look but I'm pretty sure he is the giant I've been after.ee25e1ac89632c86e258bf9a103fa440.jpg

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Let me start off by saying in my 21ish years of hunting I’ve never seen a buck this big alive in the woods. My biggest buck to date is a small racked 7 pointer.

I was already having a pretty decent opening day. Saw a doe early then a spike around 12 and another small 4 pointer around 12:30-12:45. Things went quiet around 1pm.

Around 2:30 I decided to have a pee then get out my lucky skittles and settle in for the last 2 hours of the day.

Right around 3 I hear a few shots go off 200 or so yards away followed by very heavy crashing. I figured what ever the deer was is going down in some thick nasty stuff and I’d be helping drag out a deer after sunset.

Just in case though I grabbed the gun stood up and waited. That’s when the surprise kicked in. This buck with a big rack comes smashing through the thicket with a broken rear leg. At this point a completely forget about the rack and settle the gun on the vitals and follow him waiting for him to hit my shooting lane. Now he’s not moving very fast because of the broken leg. He gets through my first shooting lane as I still follow him cross hairs on the vitals. He gets into my second lane and I squeeze the trigger. He folds up in 20 yards head facing away from me.

That’s when I remembered Holy Crap! This dude had a rack on him and a big one!

When I finally got down to check him out I was in complete shock! In fact I think I still am!

Thanks for all the kind words gents and congratulations to everyone that took a deer today.

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