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[imhntn]

I got a doe tonight with my compound. 15 yrd shot and only went 20 yrds and piled up. Forgot to take a pic.

 

[retrieverman]

I got a doe tonight with my compound. 15 yrd shot and only went 20 yrds and piled up. Forgot to take a pic.

Meat in the freezer!!! Congrats!

 

[DEER 24/7]

congrats lonnie

 

[The German]

I got a doe tonight with my compound. 15 yrd shot and only went 20 yrds and piled up. Forgot to take a pic.

You mean the deer had a little blood on it and you did not want to go to the local spa to have it all dolled up so that it would be welcome here...

Just kidding, congrats on dinner!

 

[justanotherpatriot]

Well on a deer sure! On an infestation... not so much. I don't eat every cricket hopping around my house. r00s7a couldn't possibly eat every hog plaguing his land, but I know for a fact he's willing to share meat with you.

I'd volunteer to help him thin out the hogs

 

[Mitch Rapp]

I'd volunteer to help him thin out the hogs

No joke! I'm in!

 

[Sticky Stokes]

Nice doe & turkey retrieverman. Between work and a five year old I have only been able to get out to bowhunt exactly twice in the 18 days the season has been open. Twice! Are you kidding me? It is killing me...

 

[Bobber Down]

I'd volunteer to help him thin out the hogs

When deer season is all done I plan on asking all that have posted about how bad of a hog problem they have and see who really wants to get ride of a few!!!

 

[Porter]

Shot a slickhead at 6:30 last night. I'll post a pic and the story when I get back to civilization.

 

[dennishoddy]

You don't reckon the smell of a rotting hog over the next few weeks will affect your deer hunting if it warms up?

(I don't know, that's why I'm asking, very little experience)

I might have moved it for that reason alone.

Actually, in the past, I've taken deer way away from the kill site. But a couple of years ago, decided to do a little experiment.

I shot a doe at a feeder, field dressed it right there, and had a camera on the gut pile.

Two days later, I still had deer coming to the feeder, and the gut pile was still there. Next day, I had a pic of the pile and then 7 minutes later, it was gone.

So, that certainly convinced me it doesn't matter squat where one is field dressed.