DONE IN NH (story added w/pics)
05-03-2005, 06:03 PM
#1
Typical Buck
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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Contoocook NH USA
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DONE IN NH (story added w/pics)
I'LL ADD THE STORY SOON BUT I THOUGHT I'D POST THAT MY BROTHER AND I BOTH TAGGED OUT BY 8:30AM THIS MORNING HERE IN NH
OUR SEASON OPENER WENT QUICK. FOR ROB HE TOOK HIS FIRST EVER LONGBEARD THAT WAS SPORTING THE FOLLOWING STATS, 21LB 7/8 SPURS 10" BEARD TAKEN AT 5:30.
MINE WAS 18 1/2LB 15/16" (L SPUR) AND 1" (R SPUR) AND CARRING A 9 1/4" BEARD TAKEN AT 8:25 THIS MORNING
OUR SEASON OPENER WENT QUICK. FOR ROB HE TOOK HIS FIRST EVER LONGBEARD THAT WAS SPORTING THE FOLLOWING STATS, 21LB 7/8 SPURS 10" BEARD TAKEN AT 5:30.MINE WAS 18 1/2LB 15/16" (L SPUR) AND 1" (R SPUR) AND CARRING A 9 1/4" BEARD TAKEN AT 8:25 THIS MORNING
05-04-2005, 09:53 AM
#5
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: New Hampshire
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RE: DONE IN NH
Nice job, wicked good 
! I hunted Northwood, NH yesterday as well with one of my sons. He tagged his Tom (19 1/2 pounds) before 6AM. He did a good job and so didn't both you guys. Again, Congrats.
! I hunted Northwood, NH yesterday as well with one of my sons. He tagged his Tom (19 1/2 pounds) before 6AM. He did a good job and so didn't both you guys. Again, Congrats.
05-08-2005, 11:16 AM
#10
Typical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Central PA
Posts: 590
RE: DONE IN NH
*Hats off* to ya there MK... a fine pair of longbeards indeed. I'll be anxious to hear the play by play. Tell your Bro I said congrats as well.
The season here has got off to a less than rip roaring start, with lots of trouble caused by interloping "hunters" and of late, birds that have fallen silent on the roost.
My weeks vacation ended yesterday, which leaves me just Saturdays to chase 'em. I did call in a trio of jakes on two occassions, (seperate days), one large early hatch that nearly sported a full fan and a 6" beard.
With all the bad luck we've been having, my hunting buddy promplty stomped him with his Rhino / Nitro combo. The bird folded up at 36 paces. The big birds still elude me... but I'll keep on keeping on.
The season here has got off to a less than rip roaring start, with lots of trouble caused by interloping "hunters" and of late, birds that have fallen silent on the roost.
My weeks vacation ended yesterday, which leaves me just Saturdays to chase 'em. I did call in a trio of jakes on two occassions, (seperate days), one large early hatch that nearly sported a full fan and a 6" beard.
With all the bad luck we've been having, my hunting buddy promplty stomped him with his Rhino / Nitro combo. The bird folded up at 36 paces. The big birds still elude me... but I'll keep on keeping on.