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Author Topic: No big bucks but great hunts non the less  (Read 2003 times)

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October 10/01/18, 09:18:21 AM

Offline deadeye

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No big bucks but great hunts non the less
My son and I hunted this past weekend.  Great weather and food but few bucks on the move (at least close to us).  It's really hard to see an approaching deer and several "popped" up very close before I saw them.  It's pretty bad when you see a deer standing there and you have no idea where it came from.  Here are some view from 4 stands I spent time in.  Lots of leaves means lots of cover for the deer.   









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October 10/01/18, 11:32:07 AM Reply #1

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Re: No big bucks but great hunts non the less
Love the views.  Acorns still dropping?
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October 10/01/18, 11:43:42 AM Reply #2

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Re: No big bucks but great hunts non the less
acorns have slowed down big time here... 
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October 10/01/18, 07:24:26 PM Reply #3

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Re: No big bucks but great hunts non the less
Lots and lots of acorns.  I'm guessing the deer simply eat for a while and then lay down for a while.  Not having to move far for food.  Saturday evening I watched a doe eat acorns for a while.  My guess is they will be eating them as long as they can dig them out of the snow.
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