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9 hours ago, UpStateRedNeck said:

Shot him at 2 pm, waiting til morning.  Deer search says there's nobody available in my hunting area, Schoharie county.  I guess the guy who usually handles it is busy.  As long as we don't get a bunch of lake effect tonight shouldn't be that bad of a track, I marked where I left it.  He was blowing blood the whole trail, very easy to follow.  

 

Also in retrospect I'm sure I was bumping him more, lost all sanity.  I google earth pro'd the route, approx. 1600 yards.  IT FELT LIKE 2 MILES!

Yeah if liver lung that's a pretty long way to just run off...must have been bounced repeatedly.

Good luck out there...hope you find him in one piece 

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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, Moho81 said:

Last bow sit for me. I’m planning on hunting morning and evening with just a small break in between to take care of some stuff. This is my third year with a bow and have yet to harvest anything. I’d sure like to take one today.


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Good plan took me 3 seasons...then the floodgates opened.

Great day to make it happen!

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I had a lone deer walk by at 6.40. Not sure if it was a little buck or a lone doe,but a lone deer is always hard to judge,sizewise. Plus it was a few mins early,but it didnt present a shot for my compound anyway.

I would like the next one a tad closer please...oh,and on the ground!!!!

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Live from the blind. 20 minutes before leagal light and just heard 3 shots here in the southern zone.
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I’m pretty sure duck is open, pheasant as well as other game. Duck is half hour before sunrise. I hear shots all the time here 10, 20, 30 a day from Sept1 through the new year. If they were shooting deer there would be none left lol


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Beautiful morning here on the hill in 6g got a couple of inches of snow from yesterday. I just passed on a decent 6 point which in the past I'd have taken, here on stateland in the northern tier that's a pretty good buck but this is my first day of Rut-Cation and I got plenty of meat in the freezer. Good luck to all those out.

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3 minutes ago, BowmanMike said:

i got lucky my first,but my third season(last) was tag soup. I feel pretty eager to get one this year....

I broke a 7 year archery harvest streak in 2016...threw my bow out of the tree 3 times. Felt like my dog died (he did the previous spring).

Got a new bow and arrows, back on track 

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11 minutes ago, turkeyfeathers said:

They’re Amish.  The big bearded one is the wife but you should see what she’s got down there 

You aren't kidding! I sell some apples and peaches to some Amish. The little bit you can see between the ankle and shin looks a little scary..... Not that I'm looking of course!

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