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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

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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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Was a busy, cold weekend in 7 F 

We had deer moving every day so yesterday morning I decided to take a doe.  Earlier in the season we noticed that the deer were walking the edge of the Oneida River, like within a few inches in spots.  The snow really showed us their escape routes. So a stand was put in and this one was sneaking through with another about 9:15 AM-  my buddy took a nice 8 point the week before.  She didn't make it. 

 

Then we crossed river and went to some property in 7A.  That's where things got weird.  Another buddy sent us a photo of a doe laying down about 75 yards from him. I told him to take it but he thought it was dead. It wasn't .  It was severely wounded, so he shot it.  Upon further review, it had it's left rear leg just about completely shot off and it was relatively fresh since it had snowed.  We tracked it back to posted property and backed off. What a terrible shot.  

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Got my “butcher shop” ready to process deer later today.  Tenderloins are seasoned and ready for the skillet to start things off!  Brother hooked me up with another nice big slab of granite!  

Cannot wait to get out with my flinty!  Good luck to the hunters in the woods today!  

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cant wait to get back out with the muzzy.  I havent ever gotten a muzzleloader deer so hoping to get it done.  Two additional spots open back up for me that i cant gun hunt but can bow or muzzle hunt there.  And the one has standing corn still and I took both of my deer there in bow.  The other i can hunt xbow there late season.  So i am ready!  Prob try some afternoon hunts there and mornings on the lease.   

 

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Having at it again this morning. How many multiple shot muzzle loaders will we hear today ? 

Listen man, I just bring 6 of them with me to the stand, shit when I see a deer during ML it’s like I have an entire confederate brigade with me


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15 minutes ago, chefhunter86 said:


Listen man, I just bring 6 of them with me to the stand, shit when I see a deer during ML it’s like I have an entire confederate brigade with me


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Just don't fly the " Stars & Bars"  or you'll be labeled a racist....Hehehe...

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Like a lot of you its has been a hard year, spent many hours in the stand, For the first time in my life I had snow on the ground everyday of Deer season, Saw lots of sign, Tracks, Rubs, Scrapes, just no Deer until 330pm Last night. She was about 75 yds away with a small 4pt. We will be eating Venison for Christmas!

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Got my “butcher shop” ready to process deer later today.  Tenderloins are seasoned and ready for the skillet to start things off!  Brother hooked me up with another nice big slab of granite!  
Cannot wait to get out with my flinty!  Good luck to the hunters in the woods today!  
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What a Great looking space- lots to look at from the wood stove to the spent shells to the various antiquated tools...my guess there are a few Buds hiding in that fridge


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18 hours ago, ncountry said:

Fairly successful morning.. I still hunted into a( new to me)piece of state land. I came across these 2. Typically I give the little ones a pass but he hung around too long and it is the last day of mzl ..And it was fun.  ; ).

I'm glad the ice was mostly "hard" They were over a mile to the rd.. there was a beaver flow/ creek all the way to the rd..

 

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We are shooting the same gun, and if I had any testosterone in me at all we'd have the same beard!

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Not exactly live but I was busy pushing all day yesterday instead of live from the treestand. There were 10 of us and we did 7 different pushes on different areas of the property. Not as productive as last year but not bad either. The guys were able to take 3 doe and a nice 6pt with no brow tines. 1 coyote. I missed on a long poke at a coyote. It seemed like we pushed out more coyote than deer but several shots were taken at them, all but one being misses.  Two guys got a look at a big boy but he went through so fast no shots were able to be taken. It was a nice last day, hanging out with boys. I need to get some boots that are better for walking than the 2000 Gram Cabela's boots I got. They are heavy and by the end of the day I felt like I was lifting cement blocks. Can't believe the season is over already. Where does the time go. Here is a pic of the 6

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Not exactly live but I was busy pushing all day yesterday instead of live from the treestand. There were 10 of us and we did 7 different pushes on different areas of the property. Not as productive as last year but not bad either. The guys were able to take 3 doe and a nice 6pt with no brow tines. 1 coyote. I missed on a long poke at a coyote. It seemed like we pushed out more coyote than deer but several shots were taken at them, all but one being misses.  Two guys got a look at a big boy but he went through so fast no shots were able to be taken. It was a nice last day, hanging out with boys. I need to get some boots that are better for walking than the 2000 Gram Cabela's boots I got. They are heavy and by the end of the day I felt like I was lifting cement blocks. Can't believe the season is over already. Where does the time go. Here is a pic of the 6

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Sounds like a fun day!

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had a heating system pipe leak at the house i just moved into. looks like someone did a half ass job soldering the elbow going into the fin tube to stop a previous leak prior to putting in the new carpet. ripped up the carpeting and working on getting it all fixed. at the office for a little then heading back home to get heat in much of the house back up and look into flooring and replacing carpet. no live from the stand for me... again. hopefully i can get out the last weekend.

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Not exactly live but I was busy pushing all day yesterday instead of live from the treestand. There were 10 of us and we did 7 different pushes on different areas of the property. Not as productive as last year but not bad either. The guys were able to take 3 doe and a nice 6pt with no brow tines. 1 coyote. I missed on a long poke at a coyote. It seemed like we pushed out more coyote than deer but several shots were taken at them, all but one being misses.  Two guys got a look at a big boy but he went through so fast no shots were able to be taken. It was a nice last day, hanging out with boys. I need to get some boots that are better for walking than the 2000 Gram Cabela's boots I got. They are heavy and by the end of the day I felt like I was lifting cement blocks. Can't believe the season is over already. Where does the time go. Here is a pic of the 6

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nice buck!

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To be continued this week with the ML..

Cam has had 2 different bucks freshening up a scrape/ licking branch around 4:30pm this past week. That cam is 60 yds from my stand. Had one of the bucks come out like clockwork at 4:30pm but he got my wind and bolted because I was facing the other way photographing this little guy..

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