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Big buck down!

Robhuntandfish
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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

Nomad
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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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1 minute ago, Fletch said:

Ok don’t tell anyone but it ain’t raining! It’s a bit warm though! Now it’s bright it’s hurting my eyes lol


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Sht, now I've been convinced to hunt...I'll let the wife know how to get a hold a ya fur a bitchin.

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25 minutes ago, Robhuntandfish said:

a six pointer has been all over my cams where i am hunting tomorrow and with a poor bow season he is trouble for sure esp with the crossgun.  

 

i am betting on Fletch to end this streak tonite though ! 

I don't want to sound too cocky but...I will be posting pics of the deer I get with xbow by Sunday evening at the latest. Half dozen trips so far with my vertical and nothing to show for it. Had it at the range at lunch and dead  nuts at ranges I plan on shooting. Too many deer within lethal xbow range to count during this period.

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I don't want to sound too cocky but...I will be posting pics of the deer I get with xbow by Sunday evening at the latest. Half dozen trips so far with my vertical and nothing to show for it. Had it at the range at lunch and dead  nuts at ranges I plan on shooting. Too many deer within lethal xbow range to count during this period.

Aim low 

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Update: I have a guy watching the property for me. In exchange for him keeping an eye out, I give him permission to hunt on it with his son. He knows about the trespasser problems down there and has been my eyes and ears when I can't be there. He calls me a little while ago and says they see a person hunting and confronted him. The guy tells them "yeah, I know it's posted. So what?" My contact backs out and relays this to me. They drive around but there is no sign of a car on any of the bordering roads. I call the DEC and they send a CO out. They asked if I wanted him arrested. I said no, not the first time. Just get his information and let him know that he isn't permitted to be there. They walk into the area where the guy was but were unable to locate the guy. All of this happens in the spot I was planning to hunt Sunday. This is getting old fast..

My friend... his “first chance” was defying your friend that is watching the property. If he apologized and left never to return ok. He has shown clear disregard for your property. I think letting the DEC arrest him is the only solution if you get a chance to make an ID on him.


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My friend... his “first chance” was defying your friend that is watching the property. If he apologized and left never to return ok. He has shown clear disregard for your property. I think letting the DEC arrest him is the only solution if you get a chance to make an ID on him.


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A property owner could have a lot of fun with posted signs. Make them custom including hash marks and a label next to them indicating how many people have had the police called on them and been arrested. Just make up some hash marks--that would scare most people away. 

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2 minutes ago, Core said:

A property owner could have a lot of fun with posted signs. Make them custom including hash marks and a label next to them indicating how many people have had the police called on them and been arrested. Just make up some hash marks--that would scare most people away. 

I hadn't thought of this, but I like it! I also like an idea I read in another post about mixing it up with posted signs and "this property is under electronic surveillance" signs.

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Guys, remember I said I found what looked like a recently used Buck bed on a ridge couple of days ago?
Behold, the owner:
 
 
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I just pulled these pics. Now I need to figure out how to get 'im.
How you enter the woods can be the difference between seeing him and him seeing you first....

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A property owner could have a lot of fun with posted signs. Make them custom including hash marks and a label next to them indicating how many people have had the police called on them and been arrested. Just make up some hash marks--that would scare most people away. 

On the boundary of my lease with friendlies I have my name and phone number and it says "call before tracking"

Any other side is straight up "NO TRESSPASSING"

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I love ya bro but what's up with those ears...looks like one of my labs just ate a hind quarter and is ready for discipline 



Lmao! Idk man that’s just the way it came when I bought the stupid thing years ago. I think Primos made it, called Mrs. November. She’s a blow up doll. I never understood the ears and everyone laughs at her. She may be ugly, but once the rut kicks in those bucks are so horned up they will try humping anything willing haha!! I think the box said something about her being made to appear as a submissive doe ready to breed. ‍
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Update: I have a guy watching the property for me. In exchange for him keeping an eye out, I give him permission to hunt on it with his son. He knows about the trespasser problems down there and has been my eyes and ears when I can't be there. He calls me a little while ago and says they see a person hunting and confronted him. The guy tells them "yeah, I know it's posted. So what?" My contact backs out and relays this to me. They drive around but there is no sign of a car on any of the bordering roads. I call the DEC and they send a CO out. They asked if I wanted him arrested. I said no, not the first time. Just get his information and let him know that he isn't permitted to be there. They walk into the area where the guy was but were unable to locate the guy. All of this happens in the spot I was planning to hunt Sunday. This is getting old fast..

The moment he said "so what" would have been the moment I wanted him arrested. He's going to be back with an attitude like that, but he might be more careful now. 

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I try to be the nice guy, i really do. An arrest can have long lasting effects. But I think you're all right. If I don't take a hard stance on this it's going to continue to be something that i have to deal with. If I get another chance to get a CO in there while he's there, or if i can get a picture of his tags, I'll take this to the next level.

Back to hunting.. TurkeyFeathers - did you arrow the monster 18 point that you're waiting for?  With all the time and patience you've put in, you've certainly earned it..

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Anyone ever spook does off your property? I tried a little buck bomb estrus near a scrape on Halloween. I believe it even says ok for pre-Rut. All my does are gone. I normally have them on multiple cams daily and now nothing. I still have buck movement. Mainly smaller bucks at 7pm and 5am. What did I do to my fawn generators???


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