HOOK
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Ah NICE!
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CopperHead77
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Very nice!
PickettSFHunter
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Nice!
Football Hunter
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Nice buck,in daylight,someone should be bow hunting 
goodluck!
northeasthunter
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good deer
rutdog
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very nice deer
RiverBuck10
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Nice
Nice buck and beautiful pic Bryan, I hope you get him. Date/time stamp? I know you are getting tired of me asking this question, lol. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for sharing.BSK
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That pic was around 4:30 PM last week. I've already gotten pictures of that buck at the same scrape multiple times late in the afternoon, but easily legal shooting times.
What I suspected (afternoon/evening), but wanted to confirm. Thanks.BSK said:
BSK
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I also picked up a bunch of morning pictures at a deep woods scrape. Lots of older bucks visiting between 7-10 AM. That scrape in the above picture is on the edge of a food plot, which probably explains the heavy use in the afternoons.
fairchaser
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I buckscored the buck at 140+. I dont have alot of confidence in the software but he is a great deer. Hope you get him. What's your opinion?
buckhorn40
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BSK
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I think that he is a 130-135 buck without the kicker. With the kicker, pushing 140-145.
Tennessee Todd
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Nice chert. 
BSK
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Yes it is!Tennessee Todd said:Nice chert.
But just to the right of this picture is a beautiful food plot that has now been chisel-plowed twice, and I'm shocked at how well that nasty soil will grow plants once it's been broken 6" deep.
Tennessee Todd
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BSK said:Yes it is!Tennessee Todd said:Nice chert.
But just to the right of this picture is a beautiful food plot that has now been chisel-plowed twice, and I'm shocked at how well that nasty soil will grow plants once it's been broken 6" deep.
That's funny. It only seems like yesterday that you were posting on here about how to get ground turned under after breaking 4 chisel plows. You've come a long way grasshopper.....
BSK
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Tennessee Todd said:BSK said:Yes it is!Tennessee Todd said:Nice chert.
But just to the right of this picture is a beautiful food plot that has now been chisel-plowed twice, and I'm shocked at how well that nasty soil will grow plants once it's been broken 6" deep.
That's funny. It only seems like yesterday that you were posting on here about how to get ground turned under after breaking 4 chisel plows. You've come a long way grasshopper.....
Didn't break any chisel plows but it sure trashed several disks! Still have one of them and the front disks flop all over the place because the front gang-axles got so stretched out.
