krshunter
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Haven't been on the site much at all this year. Didn't even put in for any tags this year. Might sound crazy to many of you hardcore (KUIU ) hunters but life has been extremely difficult this year. Couple that with some very discouraging experiences the past two seasons and I had no desire to hunt this year. Needed to regroup, change tactics, get life back on track and see what happened next year. Wanted to get back to hunting for reasons I grew up hunting if I was going to do it anymore.
A good friend of mine called me on Saturday and asked if I wanted to go hunt deer. I've hunted with him before and one he's one of the few guys that would get me back to the field. Finn had some indirect influence on this too and is appreciated for what he stands for and provides to us her and on television. Anyway,we discussed and I purchased a license Sunday night at 8:30 at the Walmart. Got er' done! Not much time for planning so we hit an old standby area next morning (opening morning). Long story short, we found a group of 4 bucks and let them bed in the shade high on a hilltop from about a mile away. With borrowed rifle in hand we made a stock to about 300 yards. We glassed them for about 15 minutes, discussed warm dry conditions, chances we might have if we held off and I had to take my busy schedule into account. We decided to make the shot(s), made a plan and pulled off a double shot. Back to town by noon with meat hanging. I'm glad I did it. It felt right and I'll be getting back in the saddle.
Pics from iPhone, sorry for quality.
A good friend of mine called me on Saturday and asked if I wanted to go hunt deer. I've hunted with him before and one he's one of the few guys that would get me back to the field. Finn had some indirect influence on this too and is appreciated for what he stands for and provides to us her and on television. Anyway,we discussed and I purchased a license Sunday night at 8:30 at the Walmart. Got er' done! Not much time for planning so we hit an old standby area next morning (opening morning). Long story short, we found a group of 4 bucks and let them bed in the shade high on a hilltop from about a mile away. With borrowed rifle in hand we made a stock to about 300 yards. We glassed them for about 15 minutes, discussed warm dry conditions, chances we might have if we held off and I had to take my busy schedule into account. We decided to make the shot(s), made a plan and pulled off a double shot. Back to town by noon with meat hanging. I'm glad I did it. It felt right and I'll be getting back in the saddle.
Pics from iPhone, sorry for quality.