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 Left work early to get an extra evening hunt
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11/10/15 09:54 PM
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olenarey87
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Snuck out of work early today since we have tomorrow off for Veterans Day. I saw a nice shooter buck on Saturday, but didn't present a good shot. Hopefully I will get another crack at him this evening or tomorrow.
I have a question for you guys though... I had 2 does and corn in front of me and he completely ignored both. Seemed to be on a mission of some sort. What are your thoughts?
Thanks,
Olen
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 Re: Left work early to get an extra evening hunt
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11/10/15 10:02 PM
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TravisP
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Either a hot doe was around or he was looking for trouble would be my guess. Sometimes they just seem to be on that mission of fulfilling their destiny.
Last edited by TravisP; 11/10/15 10:08 PM.
Hunting in magnolia would be better in a gated community.
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Re: Left work early to get an extra evening hunt
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11/11/15 01:07 AM
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olenarey87
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I was thinking he might be looking for a fight. But the next morning I heard a lot of shots on neighboring properties so he is probably gone. But that's why it's called hunting not killing!
Thanks,
Olen
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