It's not but I know who it belongs to. When he checks it he'll go nuts and start doing things that will probably run that big one over on someone else's property where they'll shoot it. Happens every year.
Another spot we hunt has a Georgia moose.
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It's not but I know who it belongs to. When he checks it he'll go nuts and start doing things that will probably run that big one over on someone else's property where they'll shoot it. Happens every year.
Another spot we hunt has a Georgia moose.
This is one of those bucks from the first posts
, The one at night. Never got a picture of h I'm the daylight after the season opened. I was the only one who saw him, or at least the only one who admitted it
. He walked by seventy yds from my stand but wouldn't stop. I grunted and rattled to try and get him back but no luck
He's huge this year!
, The one at night. Never got a picture of h I'm the daylight after the season opened. I was the only one who saw him, or at least the only one who admitted it
. He walked by seventy yds from my stand but wouldn't stop. I grunted and rattled to try and get him back but no luck
He's huge this year!
Sunklands
Elite Refuge Member
You sure nuff got him trained to that feeder.
bird junkie
Elite Refuge Member
Very nice buck you got there!
I imagine all I'll get is pictures. But it's fun trying!
bird junkie
Elite Refuge Member
Figure where is coming from and you will kill him. After hunting over a feeder in Ohio my opinion is truly big bucks get spooky near the feed so it’s easy for you to screw it up. Find the funnel between his bed and your feeder.
That's where I saw him last year. Just a little far for me.
bird junkie
Elite Refuge Member
Far? You mean from your stand? If so hang another or move the one you have.
Sunklands
Elite Refuge Member
For a 3 year old he’s a dandy. Not the best cell cam pic but it’s all I got, this close. Hopefully he survives to 4.5 years old.
