14- Team "Midwest Trophy Stalkers" Official Thread
09-12-2006, 09:03 AM
#102
Fork Horn
Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: Quality, KY
Posts: 135
RE: 14- Team Official Thread
Hey team, checking back in to see what everyone has been up to. After a week off of work to be on stand I am back to the grindstone. Although I did not see any bucks while on stand, I did manage to fill my doe tag on 09-06. Now I can spend the rest of the season searching for a bruiser.
09-13-2006, 07:36 AM
#107
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Apr 2004
Location: Da-U.P-keweenaw peninsula
Posts: 1,201
RE: 14- Team Official Thread
Wow what a crisp morning it is, got down to about 35 last night. Well only 18 more days team and the big day will be here FINALLY. And 2 more days and i can get out and chase some grouse around, man do i love fall. I dont have any pics like i said i might have( sorry guys) the rechargable battery i had took a crap so i had to order a couple more for my camera they should be in today i hope.
Im self employed also, me and my father run and own a small motorsports business. Our busy time is winter with the snowmobiles people come here from all over to ride, on an average we get 250-275 inches of the white stuff[8D].So the deer got it pretty rough up here with all the snow and now the wolves which they re-introduced a few years ago[:'(]
NICE looking doe you shot there jon...way to go... she will make for some fine eats Congrats!!
Im self employed also, me and my father run and own a small motorsports business. Our busy time is winter with the snowmobiles people come here from all over to ride, on an average we get 250-275 inches of the white stuff[8D].So the deer got it pretty rough up here with all the snow and now the wolves which they re-introduced a few years ago[:'(]
NICE looking doe you shot there jon...way to go... she will make for some fine eats Congrats!!
09-14-2006, 12:39 PM
#110
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Louisville Kentucky USA
Posts: 1,207
RE: 14- Team Official Thread
ORIGINAL: jondoe
Before I get any grief, this doe was quartering away at 25 yards. So, you are looking at the entry hole. The exit is perfectly behind the opposite shoulder.
Before I get any grief, this doe was quartering away at 25 yards. So, you are looking at the entry hole. The exit is perfectly behind the opposite shoulder.
