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Young buck down
After sitting in the stand for a couple of hours this morning, I decided to get down and go for a walk. There are some places on this property that I was curious to check out. The temperature was 2 degrees and the ground was damp which helped muffle the sounds of walking through the woods. I was following an old trail through the woods with a large swamp to my left and a rocky ridge to my right. Eventually, the trail petered out but according to google earth, it appeared to keep going. So i proceeded northward looking for signs of the old trail. There wasn’t much for deer sign, just the occasional pile of poop. I carry pruning shears with me so I used them to sneak quietly through the woods. As I was contemplating my route, a buck came into view to the left of me and from the opposite direction. It was about 15 yards away and had its ears back. It was walking as if I was another buck and was looking for a fight. It was getting closer and didn’t show any indication that I wasn’t a deer. Since the deer aren’t exactly plentiful and weren’t throwing themselves at us I decided to take him. He turned towards me as I put the crosshairs on his neck and pulled the trigger. He went down in a heap. I dragged him for about 100 yards to where I could get the ATV to. All done by 10:00.
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Way to go SAM should be good eating.
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Congrats!
Pruning shears to move quieter, thats true patience!
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Nice work there, cool story. Never seen a buck with a moustache like that before.
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Nice buck, congrats. I wonder if you grunted whether or not he would have charged at you.
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Great job and some good eats to.
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Congrats Sam! Exciting story!
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Congrats! Garden sheers are a great idea!
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That must have been pretty cool
Congrats on a great deer
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Good johb, congratulation
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Great patience Sam, congrats. I too like to split my day ling sits with a walk or 3. Here's hoping that happens today on my walk......
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I have a cheap pair of secateurs that `stick` in between each snip. I can't go `snip, snip, snip`, I have to snip, then take my fingers off the handle and push the handles apart to separate the blades before I can do the next cut. I was fed up, so bought a new pair, and they are doing the exact same thing! It is driving me potty - so inefficient and makes my poor arthritic thumb hurt. I am as sure as I can be that it is NOT the safety locks slightly re-engaging, and I have tried washing them to no avail.
Any ideas??
