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Six Pointer
girlfriends first deer ever this morning in the rain!
12/28 who’s getting wet
- Thread starter Windy gap
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girlfriends first deer ever this morning in the rain!
Congrats!!! Nice buck!
turkeyfoot
Old Mossy Horns
Earned that one I see standing water congrats to her
Bigbass78$
Four Pointer
Nice deer congrats to her
tjfreddy
Button Buck
Decided to head out for the last hour of daylight. Rain has stopped for now and the tree rats have come out. Hopefully the deer start to move as well.
aaronmdln1
Six Pointer
Got 2 deer cut up and processed,,2nd batch of jerky cooking,,a new batch marinating,,and now me and Dorothy are standing guard on the yellow brick rd of Death Valley..
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Windy gap
Four Pointer
Kinda slow so far here in Wilkes one small doe sighted
Windy gap
Four Pointer
I found her didn’t go far can’t believe you didn’t have faith in me
JJWise
Twelve Pointer
Haven’t been on here for a few days, broke my phone and just got it replaced yesterday. It had been fairly slow here in WV except for a few squirrels yesterday morning, and then this morning I was able to get a deer on our farm. Hoping to get one more with a bow before we leave.
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bshobbs
Old Mossy Horns
About 12.30 hit the ground blind and sat till after sunset. Saw a couple of squirrels and woodpeckers. Man its been sloooooow here. The only shots I heard was 3 shots right before I walked into the house tonight.
Greg
Old Mossy Horns
This pm worked out for me, wet and all. Fairly big girl.
Edit: Sorry about the fuzzy pic. I didn't notice. It was late and I was a bit tired from the drag. This was a "target doe" of mine. I could ID her from a white mark on her forehead and have been getting her on camera for at least these past 2 years as an adult. Definitely the alpha doe of the herd, and the most cautious of the bunch. She is often with 2 fawns, a yearling, and another doe -- and this was the case yesterday pm. I had to wait to get a clean shot at only her.
Edit: Sorry about the fuzzy pic. I didn't notice. It was late and I was a bit tired from the drag. This was a "target doe" of mine. I could ID her from a white mark on her forehead and have been getting her on camera for at least these past 2 years as an adult. Definitely the alpha doe of the herd, and the most cautious of the bunch. She is often with 2 fawns, a yearling, and another doe -- and this was the case yesterday pm. I had to wait to get a clean shot at only her.
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bshobbs
Old Mossy Horns
Now wonder things were messed up today. Even the forecaster was discombobulated.
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