Kansas Archery/Rifle Deer Hunting
05-12-2014, 10:17 PM
#71
Typical Buck
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Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Kansas Unit 7
Posts: 574
The Ks application period is over, however, there is a limited number of left-over tags which will be available starting July 1st.These tags for my area will most likely be sold out within a couple days. For more info, please call me 785-392-7230, the Nov. 2-9 week is still available, Good Luck to you all this fall.
10-31-2014, 07:41 PM
#74
Typical Buck
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Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Kansas Unit 7
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2014 Season is under way and we got started with a nice one.
I have a couple here from Wisconsin, the lady drew first blood, killing a nice 10pt, grossing 153 1/4", Her 1st bow kill ever!
I have a couple here from Wisconsin, the lady drew first blood, killing a nice 10pt, grossing 153 1/4", Her 1st bow kill ever!
10-31-2014, 07:52 PM
#75
Typical Buck
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Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Kansas Unit 7
Posts: 574
Obviously, I like to bow hunt too! I was out just this morning and had a very cool 5 minute encounter at 8 yards with a large framed heavy 10pt, he should be in the 160 class. I was able to take both pics and video.
I was walking in about 30min before sunrise and had covered about 650 yards. i first saw the buck from about 50y and instantly dropped to one knee. I nocked an arrow and layed my bow in front of me to raise my binocs to look him over,..he slowly came my way and stopped to work the licking branch and hit the scrape for several minutes.
I passed shooting this awesome Ks buck because,..well, its Kansas and I know there can be bigger bucks, and,..I cant kill a great buck if I only kill a good one.
Just to clarify, i am not hunting the properties i guide for deer. As can be seen with post 19,42, & 65,..it took 4 years for a hunter to get the chance to kill Nasty. I do some late season Doe control
I was walking in about 30min before sunrise and had covered about 650 yards. i first saw the buck from about 50y and instantly dropped to one knee. I nocked an arrow and layed my bow in front of me to raise my binocs to look him over,..he slowly came my way and stopped to work the licking branch and hit the scrape for several minutes.
I passed shooting this awesome Ks buck because,..well, its Kansas and I know there can be bigger bucks, and,..I cant kill a great buck if I only kill a good one.
Just to clarify, i am not hunting the properties i guide for deer. As can be seen with post 19,42, & 65,..it took 4 years for a hunter to get the chance to kill Nasty. I do some late season Doe control
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08-20-2015, 03:18 PM
#77
Typical Buck
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Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Kansas Unit 7
Posts: 574
Everything is looking great in my area of Kansas, we have had decent timely rains for most of the summer, no flooding like some areas of the state. Crops are doing really well. Will be planting a nice 1/3 acre food plot soon.
Just started running a couple cameras and found this nice buck. Unfortunately, a spider is on my camera lens, lol, have more pics of the buck, but its almost all spider!
Just started running a couple cameras and found this nice buck. Unfortunately, a spider is on my camera lens, lol, have more pics of the buck, but its almost all spider!
