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I don’t see any success threads . . . I’m sure I just missed them. How did you guys do so far this season???
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Success for me this year was just being able to get out… 5 days Elk hunting, called in 8 Bulls, stumbled onto one, but only arrow released was on a grouse.
Made some new friends, and learned a few new tricks for next year…
I picked a gallon and a half of blue huckleberries, made a doz. jars of jam, and had blueberry pancakes, bacon and eggs for breakfast several times, that does that count ?
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Hay college boy! How’s school going?
Glad to see you checking in. I figured you’d moved on to the bright lights and didn’t have time for a little huntin’ talk.
I killed 5 with the bow this year. Nothing to dwell on, just a good time and a freezer full to get us to next year. My kids are eating machines now.
How’d you do? Make any more cool video’s?
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Hi Chris! Good to see you here. That jam sounds wonderful! Maybe you could be a Food Network star making wild food. Seriously, I hope things are going well for you. We missed you too! 😀
Oh, and we have two elk in our freezer, but I didn’t shoot ’em, I was here working. 😆
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hey man. Tell us what you’ve been up to.
I killed a little doe whitetail in November and was able to get it on film. That’s all for me.
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Just squirrels for me. I’ve been leaving the deer be for now. Squirrels are easier to drag 😀
But hey, I hope school is going well.
Duncan
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School is going well . . . just seems to drag on forever 😆
My season was similar to paleoman’s . . . I missed a really nice 7 early in the season, got the embarrassing encounter on film to:) Other than that I’ve just been filming ALOT . . . havent posted anything in a while though, still in the post production state on too many projects
I did have a tiny ounce of success . . . a buddy and myself were walking down a logging road during the first week of bowseason . . . I wanna say the 19th of september or so.
We jumped up a pair of morning doves, the one was long gone, but the second one landed about 10 yards at a 11 o’clock position to me. I was anticipating squirrels on this particular point so I already had a judo tipped arrow knocked. With a clear shot and a big oak as a backdrop I drew back and whopped the dove off with a perfect head shot 😛
Weather it was luck or skill I’m not sure, but it was cool . . .
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and of course I’ve been taking ALOT of photographs;)
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Love the racoon pic. LOL, “whopped” is the only word to describe blunting or judoing a critter!:D
So, where did you run across the little bandit?
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