12/2 am and pm.

[lesscott02]

Heading back to public land. Pulled up to the gate just to realize I didn't have my orange vest, luckily I have a buddy that lives close by I got one from.

 

[Browning Slayer]

Boom! My newbie just got him a small buck.

 

[sprewett]

My Son and my morning was AWESOME!!!!! On the way to some public land to get some exercise and chase some bushy tails. We drove up on a fellar that had been hunting as well. I usually always ask folks having any luck. We told him what we were doing. He looked and said y'all want to hunt some squirrels the fun way. Now I had done noticed his mountain cur in the passenger seat so immediately I said yes sir. He said I got a other buddy coming with a heck of a squirrel dog. Honestly, it was probably the funniest hunt I have had in a very long time. Watching the dogs work, chasing over mountains, and killn em'. (Not the dogs)
What a morning
They said it was slow but it was a hoot to me and my son and he made an excellent shot on his first squirrel in the top of a red oak.

 

[ddd-shooter]

Buddy and I about to hit some public. Rainy foggy. Might be dumb but I haven’t hunted much

 

[Dustin Pate]

Walked up on two does trying to get sat down. Cousin is watching a lone doe feeding also.

 

[bulletjig]

My Son and my morning was AWESOME!!!!! On the way to some public land to get some exercise and chase some bushy tails. We drove up on a fellar that had been hunting as well. I usually always ask folks having any luck. We told him what we were doing. He looked and said y'all want to hunt some squirrels the fun way. Now I had done noticed his mountain cur in the passenger seat so immediately I said yes sir. He said I got a other buddy coming with a heck of a squirrel dog. Honestly, it was probably the funniest hunt I have had in a very long time. Watching the dogs work, chasing over mountains, and killn em'. (Not the dogs)
What a morning
They said it was slow but it was a hoot to me and my son and he made an excellent shot on his first squirrel in the top of a red oak.

Sounds like a great day in the woods.

 

[Liberty]

Slick top on the field too far for a picture, my boy is running the binos, grunt call, and the rifle.

 

[swamprat93]

In a new stand I hung yesterday. My shooter has been walking the past couple of afternoons. I thought the weather was going to keep me from going this afternoon but looks like it will hold off long enough. Will be watching the dawgs from my phone.

 

[Browning Slayer]

 

[WOODIE13]

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Going all in

 

[Core Lokt]

Absolutely flooding here at my house in Tallahassee

What part of town do you live on? I work in Tallahassee and live just about as far east as you can go out 90 in Leon Co.

 

[talisman]

I live by lake Jackson and I just poured out 5" of rain out of the gauge

 

[talisman]

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Gotta be some alcohol involved lol

 

[lesscott02]

Just had one wind me and take off while blowing. Only saw the white tail.

 

[Hickory Nut]

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Looks like you kept all your digits.

 

[REMINGTON710]

@Browning Slayer please head to the power line stand. Quickly.

 

[sportsman94]

I didn’t have time to check in this evening. I took a buddy and his 9 year old son on a hunt. His son was on the gun, but had never shot a deer before. We had a small doe pop out at about 120 yards. We just let her feed as I felt that was a pretty good poke for his first time. While waiting on her to close the distance we had 4 does come out looking back where they came from. Told him he was welcome to shoot if he could comfortably get on them, but they were acting like a buck was with them. A minute or two later a little buck walked out, I could practically feel the blind moving with the rhythm of his heartbeat when the buck showed up. He wanted him bad, but he never stopped and bumped the does out of the plot. Couple minutes goes by and a lone doe comes back from where the others entered the woods. She stayed at that 130-40 mark and never stood still long. She finally headed back into the woods without presenting a shot. My little buddy had been patient and listened when I told him to hold off on the longer shots, but I know he was disappointed. About 20 mins before dark I looked out the side window and caught movement. 2 does headed from back to front. They got to about 30 yards and started feeding. We helped get the gun up and get little man situated. Clicked safety off and put ear protection on. They faced us for several minutes and he kept saying, “I could kill it now.” Told him just to wait til they get broadside. One finally did and he dropped her with a heart shot.

 

[talisman]

I didn’t have time to check in this evening. I took a buddy and his 9 year old son on a hunt. His son was on the gun, but had never shot a deer before. We had a small doe pop out at about 120 yards. We just let her feed as I felt that was a pretty good poke for his first time. While waiting on her to close the distance we had 4 does come out looking back where they came from. Told him he was welcome to shoot if he could comfortably get on them, but they were acting like a buck was with them. A minute or two later a little buck walked out, I could practically feel the blind moving with the rhythm of his heartbeat when the buck showed up. He wanted him bad, but he never stopped and bumped the does out of the plot. Couple minutes goes by and a lone doe comes back from where the others entered the woods. She stayed at that 130-40 mark and never stood still long. She finally headed back into the woods without presenting a shot. My little buddy had been patient and listened when I told him to hold off on the longer shots, but I know he was disappointed. About 20 mins before dark I looked out the side window and caught movement. 2 does headed from back to front. They got to about 30 yards and started feeding. We helped get the gun up and get little man situated. Clicked safety off and put ear protection on. They faced us for several minutes and he kept saying, “I could kill it now.” Told him just to wait til they get broadside. One finally did and he dropped her with a heart shot.

Awesome

 

[antharper]

I didn’t have time to check in this evening. I took a buddy and his 9 year old son on a hunt. His son was on the gun, but had never shot a deer before. We had a small doe pop out at about 120 yards. We just let her feed as I felt that was a pretty good poke for his first time. While waiting on her to close the distance we had 4 does come out looking back where they came from. Told him he was welcome to shoot if he could comfortably get on them, but they were acting like a buck was with them. A minute or two later a little buck walked out, I could practically feel the blind moving with the rhythm of his heartbeat when the buck showed up. He wanted him bad, but he never stopped and bumped the does out of the plot. Couple minutes goes by and a lone doe comes back from where the others entered the woods. She stayed at that 130-40 mark and never stood still long. She finally headed back into the woods without presenting a shot. My little buddy had been patient and listened when I told him to hold off on the longer shots, but I know he was disappointed. About 20 mins before dark I looked out the side window and caught movement. 2 does headed from back to front. They got to about 30 yards and started feeding. We helped get the gun up and get little man situated. Clicked safety off and put ear protection on. They faced us for several minutes and he kept saying, “I could kill it now.” Told him just to wait til they get broadside. One finally did and he dropped her with a heart shot.

Good stuff bud !