I have neighbors on three sides of my place in OK and all 4 sides in TX and kind of get this line of thinking, but the only way to grow mature bucks is to take the chance and pass the young ones. I decided years ago to only target bucks over 4 years old, but I make an exception if I’m hunting with a kid.
My youngest son is up hunting on his days off and sent me some pictures off the non cellular cameras.
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Man, you have some really trashy bucks there!! Your season looks to be incredible. Can't believe they are showing up in the daylight.
Yeah well, they aren’t showing up in the daylight right now. My son hasn’t seen much at all. He’ll be hunting until Sunday morning, so maybe one of the big boys will make a mistake before he has to go back to work.
I’ll edit to say the deer aren’t moving much in the daylight at my place here in TX either, so it may just that time of the moon phase.
Holy smokes. Some good bucks! On that top picture, how muddy is it up there?
It was all under water a few days ago when the Salt Fork got out...AGAIN!!!
My salt fork place escaped the latest flood. Far enough down river that it stayed in the banks. The feeder creeks are all still backed up though as of Wednesday.It was all under water a few days ago when the Salt Fork got out...AGAIN!!!
If I catch it just right when the flood waters are just going into the river after a heavy rain, I can just about get a limit of blue cat off a bridge nearby. Worms are coming out of the ground with the heavy rain from the surrounding fields and getting washed into the creek that is normally dry.
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