While I was sitting in my tree standwatching the sun go down this evening, I was thinking how beautiful the woods can be even when you're not seeing any deer. This is just another example of why I love to be out there, so I thought I'd share thiswith everyone.
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Cool pic but if you look in the top left you cab see a deer running off???
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I couldn't agree more. Some of my favorite moments/photos this year had nothing to do with deer.
Here is a recent picture on an afternoon hunt where I saw few deer and none within bow range.
I watched these guys for well over 30 minutes. Pretty cool stuff,IMO
After that, I could have really cared less whether or not I saw a deer or not.
I couldn't agree more. Some of my favorite moments/photos this year had nothing to do with deer.
Here is a recent picture on an afternoon hunt where I saw few deer and none within bow range.
I watched these guys for well over 30 minutes. Pretty cool stuff,IMO
After that, I could have really cared less whether or not I saw a deer or not.
I was thinking that this morning watching the sun come up. Of course, the fact that I then saw over a dozen deer didn't hurtNo shots taken, but what a great morning to be out.
BTW, are you hunting in one of my stands?That is nearly the exact view from the stand I hunted this morning.
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