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Acorns suck!

Discussion in 'Bowhunting Talk' started by bry2211, Jul 21, 2015.

  1. tacklebox

    tacklebox Grizzled Veteran

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    You just need one of these.......

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  2. victoryhunter

    victoryhunter Weekend Warrior

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    Hunt him early! If you don't kill him but are careful not to bump him you may get a chance later as well. Like others have said you know his routine, he is predictable early, go get him!
     
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    SharpEyeSam Legendary Woodsman

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    ^Great Advice^
     
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    SharpEyeSam Legendary Woodsman

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    bry2211 Weekend Warrior

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    Thanks guys. Looks like the consensus is to have him down before pre-rut. Ill give it a shot.
     
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    if hes there nocturnully on that area. it wont hurt to hunt there. to me i wouldnt bother hunting there unless i got MRIs of that dandy or a nice buck travelinng there during the day. but id put another trail cam to see where he travels during shooting hours. if you barely got day pics of him and thats the only area you got pics of him give it a shot.
     

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