Official Team The Rack Pack Thread (7)
09-19-2008, 04:45 PM
#123
Fork Horn
Join Date: Nov 2006
Posts: 129
RE: Official Team 7 Hangout
My season here in KS opens this Monday Sept. 22. I took off next Fridayand that will be my first day out. Friday I'll be out all day. I usually hold out till late in the season waiting on a big one but hopefully one of those in the earlier photos will come by a lot sooner. Let ya know what happens.
09-21-2008, 11:48 AM
#125
Join Date: Jan 2007
Location:
Posts: 120
RE: Official Team 7 Hangout
hey guys i went out last night and almost closed the deal on the 1st doe of the season. i had her 10 yards behind me but she sensed that something wasn't right and she just turned around and walked away. Oh well it was an awesome night to say the least. I"ll be back out tonight i will keep ya posted
Mitch
Mitch
09-21-2008, 05:34 PM
#126
Fork Horn
Join Date: Jul 2007
Posts: 122
RE: Official Team 7 Hangout
What a weekend. Lots of action, but nothing I wanted to shot. It took less than a minute and there was a 6 pt. at 10 yards, barely had the bow up inthe stand. I was hunting with two friends and one of them closed the deal on a nice 8pt on Sat. night. There is plenty of future deer. We saw 8 different bucks that I hope can make through the season. I also spent the weekend getting ready for the Elk trip. Going on the 10 of Oct with my dad. Has anyone been to Craig CO?
Keep shooting!!!
Pete
Keep shooting!!!
Pete
09-24-2008, 06:41 AM
#127
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Finger Lakes, NY
Posts: 1,613
RE: Official Team 7 Hangout
Pete, good luck with the elk!! Just curious, what part of the country are you from? Up here in western NY, you can barely throw a stick without hitting someone named Wykoff.
09-25-2008, 07:44 PM
#128
Fork Horn
Join Date: Jul 2007
Posts: 122
RE: Official Team 7 Hangout
Gundeck
Wykoff is a small town in SouthEast MN. We named a giant buck the "Wykoffwonder" and I went ahead and missed him last year. We believe that he is a 12pt. with long tines and 20in spread. Would have scored 160 to 170. You wouldn't believe the story but I missed him 12 times in 2 different opportunities. I had to watch him walk away with 4 does at about 30 yards. No shells left!!!!! Then he only went a few hundred yards down to the corn field. Him and the does let me walk back to the house "to get more shell" they never even moved as I was only less than 150yds away. When I got back they had walked away. My dad watch him chase does in the field all week and I seen him a few weeks later but couldn't get a shot. I've never meet anyone named Wykoff but if I did I would feel pretty bad for them!
Wykoff is a small town in SouthEast MN. We named a giant buck the "Wykoffwonder" and I went ahead and missed him last year. We believe that he is a 12pt. with long tines and 20in spread. Would have scored 160 to 170. You wouldn't believe the story but I missed him 12 times in 2 different opportunities. I had to watch him walk away with 4 does at about 30 yards. No shells left!!!!! Then he only went a few hundred yards down to the corn field. Him and the does let me walk back to the house "to get more shell" they never even moved as I was only less than 150yds away. When I got back they had walked away. My dad watch him chase does in the field all week and I seen him a few weeks later but couldn't get a shot. I've never meet anyone named Wykoff but if I did I would feel pretty bad for them!
09-28-2008, 04:16 PM
#130
Spike
Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: springfield, oregon
Posts: 66
RE: Official Team 7 Hangout
Well guys, I spent all last week in eastern Oregon, mainly elk hunting, but looking at some bucks too. I made a stalk on the last day on about a 130-140 mulie, but no-go. when we spotted them, there were 2 bucks, when we came over the rise, there were 8 deer, Busted! Anyway, deer season opens up again in Nov. so I'll be back on it then.