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Just posted to the wrong thread. Oops! Anyhow, I sat out a storm line that passed thru with thunder and lightning in my shooting hut. Back out in a tree again now hoping for post storm movement. 

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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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2 hours ago, 46rkl said:

Just posted to the wrong thread. Oops! Anyhow, I sat out a storm line that passed thru with thunder and lightning in my shooting hut. Back out in a tree again now hoping for post storm movement. 

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Nice if I had one like that my wife wouldn't see me for the entire season

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Built that and raised it with the help of friends. Have a lil buddy heater, two chairs, a blanket and lots of little conveniences in there. Six by eight with a two foot wide deck. Great to hunker down in when the weather gets cold and nasty. 

May wife calls it the deer porn shack. 

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3 minutes ago, 46rkl said:

Built that and raised it with the help of friends. Have a lil buddy heater, two chairs, a blanket and lots of little conveniences in there. Six by eight with a two foot wide deck. Great to hunker down in when the weather gets cold and nasty. 

And a funnel to wiz.I would put a railing around the deck for warmer days.

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Was a nice afternoon for a change.  Was happy at this point just not to go home wet.  Got a warning on cell of a front with hard rain and small hail possible just as I was getting out of stand.  Even sat there without a jacket for a while.  

Didn't see a damn thing but it was relaxing and better than work.

I'm off tomorrow to my spot in 6S.  Hoping for some action.  

Tonites view on lease in 7F.

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Built that and raised it with the help of friends. Have a lil buddy heater, two chairs, a blanket and lots of little conveniences in there. Six by eight with a two foot wide deck. Great to hunker down in when the weather gets cold and nasty. 
May wife calls it the deer porn shack. 

Need a couple inside pics!!


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Well the wide buck I've been seeing was standing across the street in the neighbors yard (not cool with hunting) watching me get dressed at my truck.. I know some does bed over there he's probably cruising around.. Saw 2 yearlings from stand whos mom got hit a car.. We have encountered eachother every sit this year. Warm and wind not a good combo. Not out again til Fri afternoon.. Good luck all

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Went out at 230pm for an evening sit. First I spooked a deer walking into field edge, then I put a trail cam on a scrape I have seen deer using, while there I kicked it clean down to dirt( mud) and sprayed some tinks. I look up and a deer is walking straight at me , think it's a doe. Looks my way and hops into thick stuff. I walk about 35 yards to my stand get my bow hauled up and sit down. Less than a minute later a button buck smells the scrape and pees in it. I guess he thought I was a deer.


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Went out at 230pm for an evening sit. First I spooked a deer walking into field edge, then I put a trail cam on a scrape I have seen deer using, while there I kicked it clean down to dirt( mud) and sprayed some tinks. I look up and a deer is walking straight at me , think it's a doe. Looks my way and hops into thick stuff. I walk about 35 yards to my stand get my bow hauled up and sit down. Less than a minute later a button buck smells the scrape and pees in it. I guess he thought I was a deer.


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No chance #fromtheground (beat ya too it biz)?

Wife just granted me permission to hunt tomory until 10am...that's 11am last week time woooooooodogggieeeeeee.

Thursday I'm setting a big double ladder/blind combo on my lease for my dad by myself gonna be workout straight up a north face.

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No chance #fromtheground (beat ya too it biz)?
Wife just granted me permission to hunt tomory until 10am...that's 11am last week time woooooooodogggieeeeeee.
Thursday I'm setting a big double ladder/blind combo on my lease for my dad by myself gonna be workout straight up a north face.


I’m off tomorrow! To hunt from the .....


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Took my son out for the afternoon we seen 2 had a buck bedded 25 yards from us in the thick stuff for almost 2 hrs never presented a shot. We had an 8 pt on trail cam only a few min before we got in the stand.

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Way windier than expected


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Opposite here fairly still...

Im in the lot at 5:25 gonna hang in truck and kill a few minutes in comfort 

Good luck out there today folks!

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