Really foggy this morning in Fayette county
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Originally posted by Speck View PostThe weather stinks. I hunted in shorts this morning with my son. It’s 81 degrees humid and a southeast wind pumping. Haven’t heard many shots from rifles last weekend of this morning.
It’s too dang hot...she decided to wait till Monday and see what the weather looks like. We'll try to make a hunt before we head in to work
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It's still been really slow for me, at least while sitting in the stand. I moved my stand Saturday morning because I finally convinced myself I wasn't going to see anything I want to shoot with the way the wind swirled where I had it. I started using cotton (small pieces off a cotton ball) as a wind checker, and during multiple hunts the wind went 360 degrees. I moved it back to where I hunted the previous two seasons, and I'm planning on doing some hand corn. We'll see what happens. I'd like to get a doe this upcoming weekend, but the weather ain't looking too hot.
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We had a Christmas evening surprise at our house. I was unloading presents from the car and thought I saw a buck walking up in the distance toward our feeder behind the house. Got the binoculars and it’s just a tuff of grass in the wind. I look to the right and see two does walking the fence lines. Put the binoculars back up and see spots. Axis! Two Axis does and I’m standing there at dusk with arms full of presents. Grabbed my son and wife and they at least got to see them as dark hits. Pretty **** cool. My wife and son say they see a small herd along FM2187 just south of Cat Spring occasionally. We had two on camera 2 years ago one morning.
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Originally posted by Speck View PostWe had a Christmas evening surprise at our house. I was unloading presents from the car and thought I saw a buck walking up in the distance toward our feeder behind the house. Got the binoculars and it’s just a tuff of grass in the wind. I look to the right and see two does walking the fence lines. Put the binoculars back up and see spots. Axis! Two Axis does and I’m standing there at dusk with arms full of presents. Grabbed my son and wife and they at least got to see them as dark hits. Pretty **** cool. My wife and son say they see a small herd along FM2187 just south of Cat Spring occasionally. We had two on camera 2 years ago one morning.
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Originally posted by Speck View PostWe had a Christmas evening surprise at our house. I was unloading presents from the car and thought I saw a buck walking up in the distance toward our feeder behind the house. Got the binoculars and it’s just a tuff of grass in the wind. I look to the right and see two does walking the fence lines. Put the binoculars back up and see spots. Axis! Two Axis does and I’m standing there at dusk with arms full of presents. Grabbed my son and wife and they at least got to see them as dark hits. Pretty **** cool. My wife and son say they see a small herd along FM2187 just south of Cat Spring occasionally. We had two on camera 2 years ago one morning.
There was one axis doe in the town of New Ulm that I believe somebody was feeding. I saw her a few times running towards the same house and once eating in the pen with the donkeys. Hadnt seen her in a year or so though. Guess somebody shot her.
I also saw a fallow buck across from our place once two years ago. Never saw him again though.
Pretty cool stuff.
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Originally posted by BURTONboy View PostThere was one axis doe in the town of New Ulm that I believe somebody was feeding. I saw her a few times running towards the same house and once eating in the pen with the donkeys. Hadnt seen her in a year or so though. Guess somebody shot her.
I also saw a fallow buck across from our place once two years ago. Never saw him again though.
Pretty cool stuff.
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