Team 4- Locked & Knocked
10-25-2015, 11:14 AM
#145
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Oct 2008
Location: Dover, Ohio.
Posts: 1,434
I didn't get out Saturday evening, I wanted to give it a rest cause these next three weeks I'm going to be hitting it hard. Good luck to everyone. The time is upon us!!!!! Monday morning and evening then Tuesday evening. Then my vacation starts Thursday and I will be out every day except Sundays.
10-26-2015, 06:42 AM
#146
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Missouri
Posts: 1,093
It was slow here this weekend. Saw 1 young buck cruising a ridge last night. I gave him a grunt just to see and he came right in to 20 yards. I am going tonight and then back at it Friday. I have the day off! Our youth rifle season opens Saturday so if I can get the boy to shoot straight I will get back at it. Good luck!
10-26-2015, 05:50 PM
#149
Typical Buck
Thread Starter
Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: Central Iowa
Posts: 790
Hunt 8 Day 5
Well had a great hunt tonight. I went out with the girlfriend at 4:30 and set up. We didn't see anything until 6:15 when we saw three does feeding in the corn at the bottom of the hill below us. At around 6:30 I could here a deer coming up the hill from the creek bottom next to us. I started to get my bow up just in case but I had to pause as he got up the hill quicker than I expected. The next thing I hear is "OMG". I look up to see a big chocolate rack at 20 yards unfortunately his vitals were behind a cedar tree. From there he walked straight away down the hill. At thirty yards he stopped and gave me a very slight quartering away shot. I didn't want to risk it so I let him continue hoping he'd turn some more I could only watch as he continued down the hill. I was able to get the binos up for a better look he was a great mature 10 around the 160 mark.
Well had a great hunt tonight. I went out with the girlfriend at 4:30 and set up. We didn't see anything until 6:15 when we saw three does feeding in the corn at the bottom of the hill below us. At around 6:30 I could here a deer coming up the hill from the creek bottom next to us. I started to get my bow up just in case but I had to pause as he got up the hill quicker than I expected. The next thing I hear is "OMG". I look up to see a big chocolate rack at 20 yards unfortunately his vitals were behind a cedar tree. From there he walked straight away down the hill. At thirty yards he stopped and gave me a very slight quartering away shot. I didn't want to risk it so I let him continue hoping he'd turn some more I could only watch as he continued down the hill. I was able to get the binos up for a better look he was a great mature 10 around the 160 mark.
