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Ok so I finally got a deer of my own. Nothing insane but a nice Montana buck. My dad and I shot bucks right next to eachother which is why I am holding 2 deer. Mine is in my left hand. Then my cousin's deer and then my uncle's deer. Enjoy.
 

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We had some fresh milk duds are the farm yesterday Jason. Is the elk season over?
 
Way to go Nick! :awesomework:

Thanks Kev, they are all cut and wrapped up now. Ill be heading to Alabama again this year for xmas with the inlaws so I always fly with my rifle. Maybe ill get another one down there.
 
Thanks Kev, they are all cut and wrapped up now. Ill be heading to Alabama again this year for xmas with the inlaws so I always fly with my rifle. Maybe ill get another one down there.

My Pawpaw had a heated treestand with sliding windows all the way around it, and it had a barbers chair in it, that is the way he hunted in Alabama until he was in his late 90's
 
Yes, but late buck starts Thursday :redneck:

It was beautiful out there today.

Working on plans to make football practice facilities for the White River Raptors youth program using the ND field.

I called the butcher yesterday to get the cows slaughtered. He asks, "Do you want it done on Wednesday or Saturday?" Silly me, thinking me meant this week, I said Wednesday. "OK," he replied, "Wednesday, December 14th!" Dagnabit, I just finished the graining and now I have to keep them for another month.

I had to clear some of the NW field today so that they has a place to graze, some shelter from the weather in the trees, and access to a feeder (my old tow pig) and water. Spend a day running the DR Brush mover taking out saplings, blackberry bushes, and shoulder high grass. I'm glad I ran the dozer through there a few years ago and took out much of the heavy stuff, but I need to do it again. I need to find out how well my Case loader works at brush and tree clearing. I wish you still had your kubota!
 
It was beautiful out there today.

Working on plans to make football practice facilities for the White River Raptors youth program using the ND field.

I called the butcher yesterday to get the cows slaughtered. He asks, "Do you want it done on Wednesday or Saturday?" Silly me, thinking me meant this week, I said Wednesday. "OK," he replied, "Wednesday, December 14th!" Dagnabit, I just finished the graining and now I have to keep them for another month.

I had to clear some of the NW field today so that they has a place to graze, some shelter from the weather in the trees, and access to a feeder (my old tow pig) and water. Spend a day running the DR Brush mover taking out saplings, blackberry bushes, and shoulder high grass. I'm glad I ran the dozer through there a few years ago and took out much of the heavy stuff, but I need to do it again. I need to find out how well my Case loader works at brush and tree clearing. I wish you still had your kubota!

What about the new tractor out there :corn:
 
What about the new tractor out there :corn:

It's there, but it's Joe's, not mine. I wasn't sure that he'd like me taking, where I would been taking it. You've seen me drive!
You would have enjoyed watching me run Manny's dozer right before it was repo'd. Aim, hit it and duck! Hit immovable obstacle, reverse and do it again, with more throttle. Repeat until object is no longer immovable.
 
I didn't know you were friends this those guys! I've bene friends with Nick/Josh A. for years. :awesomework: They got some nice animals this year! :cool:

Not sure if they will know my name but they are friends with my cousin Jason.
 
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First time in the 121 gmu.Will be going back again in 2012 for late hunt!!!!
 
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Oh how I miss that area, late buck you are guaranteed a nice buck :awesomework:
 
First time in the 121 gmu.Will be going back again in 2012 for late hunt!!!!

Here are a few pics of some of my buddies deer from over there this year.
 

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Nice wall hangers. :awesomework:

No kidding, last I heard the bottom one was being measured as a new Washington Non-Typical Record. The top one is a mulie, it scored higher than mine, I think it went around 240.
 
What area is 121 Is that south east washington like blues mountains area or over by spokane. The last 5 years or so we have been hunting the gardener and perrigyn unit over in twisp. But have yet to shot a buck over there. We went for muzzle loader deer season for the first time over there this year. seen alot of deer but when you cant scope the deer. its alot harder. You dont realize how much time it actually takes to pull your binos up then realize **** he's a shoter then pull your gun up with open sites and by time all that happens you have to drop your gun again and find them with the binos. It was alot more challenging then I excepted. The nice thing was there was only a few people over there compared to the zoo during Modern season. Caught some monster trout though. 2 to 3lbs brute trout 18 to 20inchs. So it was well worth it.
 
That time of year again folks (I know you bowhunters have had your fun) post up plans, pics of camps, your success, or failures. I have a branch antler tag for bull this year and a friend is currently hunting by walla walla with a branch antler muzzle loader tag. He put the sneak on a big 7 pointer yesterday but unable to close the deal. It was a nice bull and fun to watch the cat and mouse from my perch.
 
My friend tagged out on a 6 point bull and a 5x6 whitetail. I left a day too early to see the action. I leave on Friday and get to hunt until Nov. 4.
 
I hunt urban west side deer, they are smaller, but often I take them within a few miles of my place. My fuel costs are down and no Hotel bill.
 
Wall tents all the way. It just wouldn't feel right in anything else. But I also like hunting close to home. I'm fueling up tomorrow and can't wait to see the end cost.
 
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