Little meat for the freezer

[dogsled]

Nice. Sounds like an eventful trip. I'm glad to know I'm not the only one that does stuff like that. Left my gator in the jeep one cold day last year...

 

[east_tn_gk]

I do know the feeling of climbing up a tree only to realize you have to climb back down to get something. Adds some humor to the situation when you get to kill something after that. Congrats

 

[philsanchez76]

Congrats on finding the feed tree! Seems acorns have been real hit or miss this year

 

[batten_down]

Congratulations and thank you for sharing. I've made up my mind; I need to give one a ride in the boat one day. Great experience and great pics for the album

 

[Cheshire]

Went to a spot I hadn't hunted this year and was pleasantly surprised to find the two red oaks to the right of the tree i climbed raining acorns. Haven't seen may acorns this year and when I pulled up there were deer in the woods already. I had tried to help a woman jump her dead battery off at the ramp to no avail and was late getting in. I let the deer ease off and eased up the tree, only to realize I hadn't hooked my bow up to my rope . Went back down, went back up, waited 15-20 minutes and had three does come in. Shot the biggest one, but she turned out to be not that big, but I got some good meat off her.

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It's strange how you can have everything right and not see anything. Then you can have a few problems and score. I guess that's why they call it hunting

 

[Pic IN the Casa]

Good for you buddy.

 

[larry ipock]

Good doe, but man, what kind of broad heads you use?

 

[Gravey]

Congrats Mike!!!