Two 8s, a 6 and spike on cam with lots of doe, several coyotes and a few snowshoe all at night. Grrrr. I should sit at night and pick off these darn coyotes
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Great idea, gotta protect your chickens. In Louisiana we wouldn't think twice.Two 8s, a 6 and spike on cam with lots of doe, several coyotes and a few snowshoe all at night. Grrrr. I should sit at night and pick off these darn coyotes
Well I got out in time to watch the turkeys fly down anyway…..will see if anything else comes by
Oh, I will get them. I'm in MI and its open season all year on my property.Great idea, gotta protect your chickens. In Louisiana we wouldn't think twice.
We had that happen one year with the muzzleloader! I was the “spotter” and mr muddy was the “shooter”. I got a little overexcited when the group of deer started walking out and mr muddy picked what looked like the biggest and ended up shooting a button right in the keister!!!! He charged the blind and luckily turned jist in time to take a second shot!One year I was up on the stand and noticed a deer out in the open eating some grass. I looked thru my scope and saw no antlers, even checked twice. Cocked my rifle and fired. The deer must have heard the cock and turned away as I fired. I tracked it to a small stream and went to find some one to help me drag it out. When we got back my helper held one of the deer's hind legs up and said that's not a doe.
Once we pulled him out I realized I had shot him in the behind (got the femeral artery)
From then on everyone at the camp called me "the a$$ master".
I’ve been banned from putting a decoy out!!! I tend to get bored and finally shoot the decoy37 degrees and sunny. Great day for muzzleloader season. Last year was cold and windy.
Same view as firearms season, except I moved my decoy closer and used a different scent on her tail.
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