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 HOW ARE THE HORNS LOOKING IN YOUR AREA?
#32105
09/26/05 02:32 PM
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Horn Hunter
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Light Foot
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Light Foot
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WITH ALL THE DRY WEATHER HAS ANYONE BEEN SEEING ANY GOOD RACKS FOR THE UPCOMING SEASON?
Shoot low! They're riding shetlands.
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Re: HOW ARE THE HORNS LOOKING IN YOUR AREA?
[Re: Horn Hunter]
#32106
09/26/05 02:39 PM
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Big Orn
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great white gorilla
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From the cam setups here it looks like the drought has taken its toll on deer, but somehow the racks made it just fine. For the most part these bucks all have a good set of racks - even though their ribs and jawlines stick out like a sore thumb.
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Re: HOW ARE THE HORNS LOOKING IN YOUR AREA?
[Re: Horn Hunter]
#32107
09/26/05 03:35 PM
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dgilbert
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From what I have seen from our pics that horns and there health are looking good. We are still feeding protein and minerals to help them. We still a water on our place to help. We are talking, that we are going to continue to feed everything as long as it takes or the weather changes.
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Re: HOW ARE THE HORNS LOOKING IN YOUR AREA?
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#32108
09/26/05 09:36 PM
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forthebirds
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we are out southwest and have had our rain fall that we needed. horns look good but the quail are great, i think we are at annual levels, plus our deer dont drink much 
The purpose of a warrior is not to reason with the enemy but to kill him.
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