Arrow3
Senior Member
Mr C. I bought it last year from a coworkers dad. It's a 1972 Belgium made BLR
So, my 15 YO and I hung out at deer camp in Sandy Cross all week for most part. Deer sightings were decent the days before Thanksgiving and as already reported, my son got a nice buck. Thanksgiving day thru Sunday was not so good. Lots of doe shooting on neighbors and very little sightings on our clubs. What few does we saw got a pass. It was a wonderful week to be in camp and the woods with our families and friends once again. We are going to take some time away from hunting for several weeks and catch our breathes. If anyone is aware of potential hunting property for lease or any clubs looking for members, please keep me in mind. We are quality minded, let the does and young bucks walk, etc....
Triple C, we need to get the young boys together for a squirrel hunt once deer season is over.
Good luck to all OC hunters remainder of season.
Pretty bucks, Mr. C....looks like y'all have some width in the genes on your place...very nice!
We seem to have two different style bucks/antlers prevalent on our place. One is a darker, more narrow rack with really long tines and main beams and usually have more points. They can be beautiful little 8's as 1.5 yr olds. They also seem smaller bodied and typically have more of a brownish coat. We call them "pretty boys." The other style is a larger bodied, greyish colored deer. Their racks are lighter in color and wider with more mass and shorter tines. They usually max out as main frame 8 it seems. These guys are the "heavys" I believe.
I know Oglethorpe was stocked with Texas deer and a few other varieties so I'm assuming that's how we get both. This is non-scientific, anecdotal evidence from the past 30 years or so.