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Have my eye on a nice ML buck this year.
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Dang looks like he's out of velvet already. All my bucks are still velvet here in Kentucky. He's a good-1
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Isn’t he though, the little buck was egging him on and he was chasing him around, I am going to have one problem from where I took the picture on the back deck to where they hang out in the woods is a bedding area and a feeding area with a water source of a little stream in the middle of the woods and they don’t come out except to feed.so if I want this guy I am gonna have to take my time and play it cool. And do some calling so I can get him into round ball range. Hot Dam..
Does he have his eye on you?? 
Some nice Bucks out here in Velvet. Now if they will only show up at the invite,,,
Oh, yeah, he's a good one. Hope it works out for ya! I get pics of them every year on my cameras but they start disappearing about the middle of September, right before our archery season. They've definitely have learned, at least in my area, when danger season starts, LOL.
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I've got a couple of nice ones on Cameria this is the best one to date though.
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He’s Super Nice, even with taking many deer I still get the shakes it just comes with the business I guess. LOL..
Unfortunately, I no longer get that adrenaline rush and when the deed is done I look at all the work I have to do to process the deer.
The deer on my property get plenty of feed I have about 7-10 acres of food plots and a couple of feeders on 70 acres.. I use about 7 cameras set up in different locations which I move around regularly.
In total, I have about 5-6 legal-size bucks and a boatload of does and fawns.
Here in Missouri, a buck has to have at least 4 visible points on one side to be legal.
Yes but not as of late mainly because I don't hunt from an elevated position.
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Id love to get a shot at either of these two!
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I’m more than willing to drop the hammer on the does to!! We have 4 hungry boys that think deer sausage patties of an all day snack!!
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I think the same way, they are all fair game when it’s time to eat. OH Yea..
At my age I realize that outsmarting ant animal on it's home ground is a trophy. I can't eat the antlers, and at the price of Biden Beef, any meat is welcome.
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Ahhh yes, the famous head bob, yep, got busted by that move early on in my bow hunting career by a really nice buck on public land.
Remembered it well and have since had it pulled on me many times by other deer, it's one of their favorite tactics I think.
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That’s for sure.
At your age you should already know how to do that....
