Just like it says I'm at that point where it's getting to be extremely frustrating. I've been passing some bucks for years and they have all finally reached 5.5-7.5 everyone I've passed in daylight at some point. I've had neighbors move in last year and this year have had multiple encounters with my shooters, and I'm left looking at 2.5-3.5 yo. I have zero issue with my neighbor having encounters with them I'd be happy for them. Im just getting frustrated with passing them to 5.5 to only have them disappear the grind is starting to wear on me. Small vent session
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I know exactly how you feel. I had the same thing happen to me at my old lease in Evant. Properties sold around us and wanted started day hunting I think. Barely saw a deer on our last year and this was a big MLD ranch we hunted on. Very frustrating. You either have to live with it or fork up a lot more money.
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Originally posted by Christianhuff View PostFeed protein year round, will keep the Bucks holding close.
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Originally posted by drop dead fred View PostThey're within 500 yards of me and I have on cam here and there I feed from June to August. They're there all year and start breaking up as usually but with the new feed sources with 600 yards of all my sets it has them way more rangy
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lol you don't want one of those bucks anyway. We just waiting on the OG of them all. You'll have your chance at swoop or gnarly soon enough. Those does are the key and the pressure is about to put them in the sanctuary. Stay the course, proof is in the pudding
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Originally posted by sailor View PostSo, basically.....Your neighbors, are shooting your deer.?
But, your happy for them......
Exactally what is your vent about?
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Originally posted by Tshelly View Postlol you don't want one of those bucks anyway. We just waiting on the OG of them all. You'll have your chance at swoop or gnarly soon enough. Those does are the key and the pressure is about to put them in the sanctuary. Stay the course, proof is in the pudding
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Originally posted by Johnny View PostSame thing at my bow lease. It is fun watching the same bachelor groups coming in every evening in late summer. As soon as the velvet comes off, the bachelor groups become smaller and buck activity goes way down on camera. I do not believe they get more "rangy" because of more food options but more on the lines of becoming more territorial and that time of year where they don't like each other which spreads them far and wide.
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