What are you hunting/fishing?
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Several of us had some luck hunting Southwest Nebraska pheasants and quail yesterday. Bumped several nice mule deer bucks and a few coyotes while walking the canyons. I don’t know how many miles we logged but my feet and legs says its quite a few.
Great time getting together with some old and newer friends for this hunt and the gracious land owner who gave us permission to hunt his property. Really look forward to this every year.
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cdavis That is beautiful young man, I know you are proud of it. Job well done, but now the real work begins!
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Had the worst duck hunt of my life yesterday, I don’t get to get but maybe once a year. I saw 4 ducks total, only one came into the spread. I didn’t even pick up my gun, but it did get shot by three others, so it got tenderized. There was no wind and was foggy until 10 am.
HerbcoFood Nice scenery. Sorry to hear about that. Where were you hunting? It is not what it used to be with the ducks & geese out that way, so I will not tell any stories.
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HerbcoFood I haven’t been out yet as I don’t think that the ducks have moved down from up north, hopefully it will get cold up there and push them down.
bocephus There are some ducks but just not like it has been in years past. Our guide had a Facebook memory pop up yesterday. Same spot exactly a year ago, it was cold and everyone in his group limited out. This is a really weird year, I know even Colorado doesn’t have their close to normal snow fall up in the mountains yet.
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cdavis He should be very proud of that accomplishment, as should Dad. Give him my congratulations.
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Great deer! That smile is priceless. Congrats to your son on making a difficult shot and getting the job done
processhead thank you sir. He is still all smiles.
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cdavis That is beautiful young man, I know you are proud of it. Job well done, but now the real work begins!
calldoctoday thanks it took us til 9pm to get it on ice. First time he has missed his sister in a long time. She’s a skinning machine.
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twilliams thanks. I’ll tell him. He’s pretty proud of this one.
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bocephus There are some ducks but just not like it has been in years past. Our guide had a Facebook memory pop up yesterday. Same spot exactly a year ago, it was cold and everyone in his group limited out. This is a really weird year, I know even Colorado doesn’t have their close to normal snow fall up in the mountains yet.
HerbcoFood it is a strange year for weather in Oklahoma too. December and still in the upper 70s. I don’t ever remember it staying this warm this long.
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cdavis that is what it is all about. Look at that smile!
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cdavis He should be very proud of that accomplishment, as should Dad. Give him my congratulations.
bocephus I will and thank you. And yes I’m a pretty proud dad. After the shot the first thing he said was he was glad I was in the stand with him. I almost melted. Great moment for me.
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ND Mike thanks. We’re both smiling. We had 4 bucks on our hit list and managed to harvest all 4. I bet it never happens again. But it sure was nice to happen once.
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ND Mike thanks. We’re both smiling. We had 4 bucks on our hit list and managed to harvest all 4. I bet it never happens again. But it sure was nice to happen once.
cdavis I had 3 hit listers, the one my wife shot which I wouldn’t have minded seeing him next year. I shot one during bow season and absolutely kicking myself in the arse and completely disgusted in myself for shooting it. He needed 2 more years yet and another one I have not seen on cam since middle of October. So now I am questioning what am I gonna look forward to for bucks next year. Hopefully one moves in. But kinda thinking of scouting some deep public land.
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ND Mike thanks. We’re both smiling. We had 4 bucks on our hit list and managed to harvest all 4. I bet it never happens again. But it sure was nice to happen once.
cdavis that is awesome when everything lines up! You gotta love it when a plan comes together. I’m just hoping I draw a buck tag next year or a muzzleloader tag.
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cdavis that is awesome. Tell him congrats and great job.
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cdavis I had 3 hit listers, the one my wife shot which I wouldn’t have minded seeing him next year. I shot one during bow season and absolutely kicking myself in the arse and completely disgusted in myself for shooting it. He needed 2 more years yet and another one I have not seen on cam since middle of October. So now I am questioning what am I gonna look forward to for bucks next year. Hopefully one moves in. But kinda thinking of scouting some deep public land.
twilliams I’ve always had decent luck with another decent buck or two moving in in the late season after removing a buck or two. Hopefully it works out for you. I don’t know how your public land is but ours is really crowded and with alot of hunters I don’t trust to be around.
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