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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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Soooo buddy calls as I’m out hunting his property. Needs help as got side by side stuck. Turns out he be known to me was trying to push deer my way. So was going to go home and eat and hunt afternoon but now that we used tractor to free him I’ll skip eating til later. I’ll go hanker down in the golden rod in the best spot I can with the wind in my favor to overlook the turnips where 10 came last night at 2:30 Pm. 88b1b1d7b2fcfc456346a4654f1ca021.jpg


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8 minutes ago, turkeyfeathers said:

Soooo buddy calls as I’m out hunting his property. Needs help as got side by side stuck. Turns out he be known to me was trying to push deer my way. So was going to go home and eat and hunt afternoon but now that we used tractor to free him I’ll skip eating til later. I’ll go hanker down in the golden rod in the best spot I can with the wind in my favor to overlook the turnips where 10 came last night at 2:30 Pm. 88b1b1d7b2fcfc456346a4654f1ca021.jpg


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I know that feeling.  Lol.   Good luck TF. 

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Soooo buddy calls as I’m out hunting his property. Needs help as got side by side stuck. Turns out he be known to me was trying to push deer my way. So was going to go home and eat and hunt afternoon but now that we used tractor to free him I’ll skip eating til later. I’ll go hanker down in the golden rod in the best spot I can with the wind in my favor to overlook the turnips where 10 came last night at 2:30 Pm. 88b1b1d7b2fcfc456346a4654f1ca021.jpg


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oh man, that was the laugh i needed this morning! hahahaha

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Magic hour. Had I seen and shot the doe behind me at first light I would have been home 7.5 hours ago. Hoping they’re hungry and hit this plot soon.  

Yeah but then you would just be home relaxing with a celebratory beer in hand instead of out in the cold enjoying life...... 

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Live from my kitchen.Had an adventure with some folks/family these past few days I hunted but no score for myself but there were 10 deer shot from our get together.2 little scrub bucks and does.great weekend for sure.I'm going to head out in the morning with the bow now that all the pressure is off.

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Live from my kitchen.Had an adventure with some folks/family these past few days I hunted but no score for myself but there were 10 deer shot from our get together.2 little scrub bucks and does.great weekend for sure.I'm going to head out in the morning with the bow now that all the pressure is off.


Did you ever do the venison tartare?


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Did you ever do the venison tartare?


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No but my buddies/family gave me 2 more deer so plan on using 1 backstrap for it.I have had tartare from beef and enjoyed it also had from Tuna that was also very good

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Same, but never venison version.


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I was told by an older Feller never eat under cooked meat/fish.I asked him why and he said if it has bleed for 7 days and it didn't die its bad.Then I asked about the wife He said he had to many Fish to fry lol

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I got out today after work for the last hour, first sit since opening day of gun season! I saw 1 doe sneaking out of the woods as soon as I got up n the stand. Didn't see anything else.

I pulled the cards on a couple of cameras I still had out, 1st one had dead batteries and only 2 pics of does from early November. the other was on my food plot and had a few does 1 small buck and about 40 pics of 4-5 longbeards! The does are hitting the plot at about 5:30 at night, after legal time. 

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I got out on a new spot across the road from one of my other spots tonight but was a really slow evening. I was sitting on a fresh cut corn field and only saw 3 does around 430. Not sure what’s going on, but the last two nights have been my worst hunts this year. These spots have had almost zero pressure all season but deer are still holding back in thick shit until last light. I haven’t been hunting mornings but i think I’m gonna switch it up and try to go after them back in the thick stuff


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No but my buddies/family gave me 2 more deer so plan on using 1 backstrap for it.I have had tartare from beef and enjoyed it also had from Tuna that was also very good



I’ve done it before, it’s awesome. Sometimes I slice it thin and top with gremolata. It’s actually probably my family’s (who were mostly non venison eaters) favorite appetizer now but I’ll typically take the center to 120 degrees when I do it for them so not quite as rare. If it’s just me I don’t even bother taking the temp :)



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