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30 yds from the Lodge....

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  1. Fitz

    Fitz Legendary Woodsman

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    Really? Are you serious? I'm sleeping 30 yds away, and hunt all over the surrounding 1800 acres, and you do this.... He's mocking me you know, he's practically peeing in my garden! Game on!:mad:

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    Haha, where you least expect em. Get em bud.
     
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    Fitz Legendary Woodsman

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    The dates on my dad's camera are all f'ed up, this was lastnight. I'll have to double check to see if the time is right as well.
     
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    He deserves an arrow for that, good luck. :D
     
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    He's just making fun of you now! :D
     
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    He's testing you.:D
     
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  8. Fitz

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    Sat out tonight, nothing... but, my dad was 300 yds E of me. Had him come in straight on to 12 yds. Busted him moving his bow! Same exact spot he busted me last Nov... ooooh I hates that buck!
     
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    Good stuff! There is a bedding area that is about 40-50 yards from our camp and each year during the rut bucks check it regularly at night, making scrapes and tearing up the place. All while I am sleeping :(
     
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    Isn't that something!! He's teasing ya Fitz!! :p
     
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    OK, now three of my stands on this ridge have fresh scrapes within 15yds of them! You've got to be kidding me! *bash* <-- old school animated smiley

    Oh... this deer is gooood....
     
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    Must not be that much of a surprise, you DID have a camera there ;)

    Great buck, get on him!
     
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    Get him fitzy!
     
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