***Buck Brothers - Team 23***

Discussion in '2016 Deer Contest' started by Pitman, Aug 15, 2016.

  1. Pitman

    Pitman Die Hard Bowhunter

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    Did a little work on the plot and got a new (used) 4 wheeler... no more dragging deer up the hill for me! :woot:
     
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    Nice!! Pic?
     
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    That's always a plus what did you get
     
  4. Pitman

    Pitman Die Hard Bowhunter

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    2004 polaris 500 ho

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    Has the winch I'd grab a plow they make like a little better to. I have Yamaha grizzly 660 with manual plow it does the job. Congrats on the new toy...... I mean tool.
     
  6. JasonOhio2018

    JasonOhio2018 Die Hard Bowhunter

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    No more back breaking, thighs burning long drags for you my friend!

    Next pic needs to be your buck on the back.
     
  7. TheHardWoods913

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    Congrats, def makes life a lot easier! Some awesome plot equipment options out there for them also :tu:
     
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    Pitman Die Hard Bowhunter

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    The plot equipment.. lol [​IMG]

    But for real the 4 wheeler has a spray bar set up on it already. I'm sure it will get used.

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  9. Hillbilly Jedi

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    You had to buy a 4 wheeler instead of using the bucket loader? Bucket loader seems way easier. JK! Haha! Nice quad man. Ya that will be much easier than dragging. Just don't put a chain around it's neck to drag it like I saw one dude did on here and then mounted the buck. Looked pretty bad.
     
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    Haha, Touche! That's awesome!
     
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    Anyone got special plans for the weekend?
     
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    I plan to do a little striper fishing and pack to head to Wyoming next Wednesday. Shoot the bow a bit and hang out with my wife.
     
  13. JasonOhio2018

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    Question for you guys. I have some scent killer that was not opened and kept inside since the end of last season. Would you use it this season?
     
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    I would
     
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    Why not use it doesn't have shelf life right? Should be good I use mine from year to year .
    Rocky
     
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    I use my leftover even if it has been opened but keep it sealed and stored. I'm sure some would argue with that and it's probably not ideal but it's not like it goes completely bad.
     
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    I just looked at it again and it does actually have an expiration date......

    May 2019!!!! Dang what a shelf life. I know that dead down wind expires much faster but it's made with plant matter.
     
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    I don't even use scent spray really. I use smoke, and play the wind. Works great from my past experiences, this will be my third year smoking up before hunting!
     
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    What kind of scent spray is it??
     
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    Basic Scent killer
     

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