Nick87
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Nah it's about what I come to expect from people anymore.
Major #*^@#* ups
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Nick87
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I'm actually starting to get used to it. Lol when one of us win the lottery we can buy a spot halfway between Dave. Because at this point finding access around home is a becoming a rich man's sport and fast.
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rjthehunter
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I have family come hunt the family property during firearm season... They're in it for the meat, so I typically shoot them a couple deer so they can be done and I can have my peace and quiet back... I shot 2 deer for them this weekend, so now they aren't coming back next weekend
The Hedgehog
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Was at my Moms for her birthday tonight and she had some ole pics we were looking at. This one qualifies..
ismith
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So it didn’t go well?
Gellar
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Probably made him get married during hunting season.
Dinkshooter
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The Bride is blushing, gleeming. Why would you say that?
The Hedgehog
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My in laws for a few months..
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tim81212
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Here is my f*up-
Last sat was opening day mz in VA and I was hunting a wilderness area in the SW Mountains. About 720 am, 10 yards from my sitting spot I stepped on a log and my foot slipped into a crevice. Heard 2 loud snaps and my ankle went numb immediately. I knew I was screwed. Tried using my trekking poles as a crutch but that didn't work cause my foot just flopped around. I crawled a mile, uphill to get to my truck. Another hunter saw me there and drove to the bottom of the mountain to get cell service and called me an ambulance.
Broken and dislocated ankle, surgery was Sunday, non weight bearing for 6 weeks.
Now that's a f*$% up!
Last sat was opening day mz in VA and I was hunting a wilderness area in the SW Mountains. About 720 am, 10 yards from my sitting spot I stepped on a log and my foot slipped into a crevice. Heard 2 loud snaps and my ankle went numb immediately. I knew I was screwed. Tried using my trekking poles as a crutch but that didn't work cause my foot just flopped around. I crawled a mile, uphill to get to my truck. Another hunter saw me there and drove to the bottom of the mountain to get cell service and called me an ambulance.
Broken and dislocated ankle, surgery was Sunday, non weight bearing for 6 weeks.
Now that's a f*$% up!
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Nick87
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Well he was a little smaller than I thought lol. So not my personal best but still one of my better archery deer. But definitely the buck. it's a long story but where he was found kinda connected the dots on what happened. When I backed out of the woods to try and avoid bumping him I pretty positive I bumped him. Must have walked right passed him that next day. Which stings even more.
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Nick87
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He wanted me to make sure I put his pic up. He's upset about the coyotes eating his meat. Told him "buddy can't blame the coyotes for that one"
Outlaw99
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Glad u were able to recover it eventually. Good looking deer
Nick87
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Also in case anyone is wondering from the pics I tagged the deer I just took the tape off for the pics. Not 100% sure how that works without calling the warden but didn't really matter tagging it was the right thing to do.
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I thought it was shrapnel…
Nick87
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Now that's funny.
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But I mean talk about a plot twist
