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Nephew’s wedding moved too close to my deer stand
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I think you have a golden opportunity to hunt the backside of the farm with all the noise driving the deer to you, secretly waiting in the shadows. But first, I must ask...
On a scale of 1-10, how angry will your wife be if an arrowed buck runs into the reception area and drops dead gushing blood in the middle of all the guests? I feel like you could just blame the neighbors once you changed out of your camo.
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Originally posted by BitBackShot View PostI think you have a golden opportunity to hunt the backside of the farm with all the noise driving the deer to you, secretly waiting in the shadows. But first, I must ask...
On a scale of 1-10, how angry will your wife be if an arrowed buck runs into the reception area and drops dead gushing blood in the middle of all the guests? I feel like you could just blame the neighbors once you changed out of your camo.
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Originally posted by Anvilheadtexas View PostSo my wife offered up our farm in east tx for my nephew’s wedding...October 20th of this year! I am honored, but then I found out this weekend it’s going to be on the edge of my deer hayfield and I was instructed to move the corn feeder! 120 raucous guests right about the time the rut gets boiling in my parts! Any advice?
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Originally posted by Jamesl View PostWell if it was "your" farm, I would say to put a stop to it.
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Originally posted by Doe Doe Spike View Posti agree with everyone else, who wants to have another obligation during deer season? That's just ridiculous. You'll never have that weekend or month free the rest of your life. My only request when I got married was to have it in the spring/summer.
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While the controversial feeder has yet to be relocated, road improvement projects requested by “the wedding committee” are taking shape.it does not hurt it’s so dry up in east tx... dirt is actually workable.
On the subject of the feeder, initial plans have been discussed with the “relocation crew” as to how to move the feeder with minimal effort and where we can temporarily locate it.
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