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Team 3 - Official Team Thread
- Thread starter d_rek
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Congrats @Hebeskibe!
Sziggy2.0
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Congrats, nice deer. Way to get er done.
This Tapatalk has my pics a jacked up
Can’t get it to show my gallery
So I’ll keep trying
Here is an old floppy-eared Central FL public land archery doe that was 100lbs & the biologist immediately said was definitely 5.5+ yr old. She ended up having a button buck yearling with her.
Normally I’d pass on young buck moms but found out too late
Me and hunting partner had seen a legal buck while scouting. Buck was sneaking into private prop at 10:40. For next morning we set buddy up a ground blind for him and his 9yo son to use a xbow in. I ended up prepping a tree 35yds away. Next morning at 10:30 the 2 deer passed the blind at about 6-8ft. I was waiting for them to shoot. She ended up only showing ass as she walked away from blind. So when she got to me i shot her. Friends son was so excited to experience it & watch the shot. Little dude was screaming “we got a deer”. I stayed in tree and directed them to find her. Ended up letting them have it so he could teach little guy about respect for game and proper processing at home.
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Can’t get it to show my gallery
So I’ll keep trying
Here is an old floppy-eared Central FL public land archery doe that was 100lbs & the biologist immediately said was definitely 5.5+ yr old. She ended up having a button buck yearling with her.
Normally I’d pass on young buck moms but found out too late
Me and hunting partner had seen a legal buck while scouting. Buck was sneaking into private prop at 10:40. For next morning we set buddy up a ground blind for him and his 9yo son to use a xbow in. I ended up prepping a tree 35yds away. Next morning at 10:30 the 2 deer passed the blind at about 6-8ft. I was waiting for them to shoot. She ended up only showing ass as she walked away from blind. So when she got to me i shot her. Friends son was so excited to experience it & watch the shot. Little dude was screaming “we got a deer”. I stayed in tree and directed them to find her. Ended up letting them have it so he could teach little guy about respect for game and proper processing at home.
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Here is a pretty good Central FL public land muzzleloader 8pt buck. High pressure area and 2 other hunters actually watched me shoot this buck. GOTTA BE QUICK ON THE TRIGGER. They had boogered up the normal deer movement by walking thru the area to their trees. So I was set up to get deer sneaking away from the bedding near them once the fog cleared. Sucks being such tight quarters with other hunters but gotta be where the deer are I guess. While dragging out the 2 hunters also saw me laying down in briars and dog fennel to hide from 3-4 other hunters that were walking out. Swore the 2 witnesses to secrecy and helped them out with some set up advice.
Jet sled worked great to get him out of thick briars.
A friend has a velvet pic that he gave me.
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Jet sled worked great to get him out of thick briars.
A friend has a velvet pic that he gave me.
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