Official Team "Bruiser-Busters" (5) Thread!
08-27-2005, 08:20 AM
#72
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Virginia / West Virginia
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RE: Official Team "Bruiser-Busters" (5) Thread!
ORIGINAL: Mantis Mayer
Anyone else on the team have a
hair appointment or manicure,baby shower, or whatever elsescheduled for the first week of the all mighty Archery season?[:@]
Anyone else on the team have a hair appointment or manicure,baby shower, or whatever elsescheduled for the first week of the all mighty Archery season?[:@]
GeezMantis....your gonna have to carry your whole team it looks like
Good luck bro...your gonna need it!
08-28-2005, 11:31 AM
#74
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Norman OK USA
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RE: Official Team "Bruiser-Busters" (5) Thread!
Hey I may get both my hair and nails done before the football game... that would be a productive morning.
Not really, I sold my student ticket for the K-state game and will be in the tree on the morning of the first. I also have a trip to Kansas planned.
Not really, I sold my student ticket for the K-state game and will be in the tree on the morning of the first. I also have a trip to Kansas planned.
08-29-2005, 03:14 PM
#75
Join Date: Feb 2005
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RE: Official Team "Bruiser-Busters" (5) Thread!
hello everyone! A question, do you all use the fancy stuff such as scent-loc , range finders, feeders, trail cams etc, or do you hunt on wits and experience? I know you can combine the two but what do you rely on most ? Also this bumps back to page 1!!
08-29-2005, 04:29 PM
#79
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Location: Indiana PA USA
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RE: Official Team "Bruiser-Busters" (5) Thread!
truk,
I don't use Scent-Lok, but from late winter till late summer I have feeders up on my property as well as mineral licks, and I have food-plots planted. I use game cameras for two reasons, first, to help me see whats in the area and second, because it is as enjoyable as hunting. Wits and experiences are a definet around here, it takes some knowledge of the movement patterns to get a buck before legal shooting light ends. I have pics in the bow-hunting forum right now of a buck that I had been watching this summer, he was a perfect ten point but he recently broke his antler and now he is a 7 point.
I don't use Scent-Lok, but from late winter till late summer I have feeders up on my property as well as mineral licks, and I have food-plots planted. I use game cameras for two reasons, first, to help me see whats in the area and second, because it is as enjoyable as hunting. Wits and experiences are a definet around here, it takes some knowledge of the movement patterns to get a buck before legal shooting light ends. I have pics in the bow-hunting forum right now of a buck that I had been watching this summer, he was a perfect ten point but he recently broke his antler and now he is a 7 point.
08-29-2005, 05:43 PM
#80
Join Date: Mar 2004
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RE: Official Team "Bruiser-Busters" (5) Thread!
(sigh) Oh buckeye, buckeye.......you poor boy.....you are sooooooo goin down!!!!
Yes, I use scentlok, cameras, rangefinders, mineral blocks, raingear, maps, and I even use my brain sometimes....
[8D]
Usually, when my brain gets in the way, I screw something up....LOL.....no...I use a lot of "gut feeling" and good old hard work to get my deer. In conjuction with technology.
Yes, I use scentlok, cameras, rangefinders, mineral blocks, raingear, maps, and I even use my brain sometimes....
[8D]Usually, when my brain gets in the way, I screw something up....LOL.....no...I use a lot of "gut feeling" and good old hard work to get my deer. In conjuction with technology.
