Boonerville's 2018-2019 Semi Live Hunting Thread

I need a better angle to tell if I know this buck, but he looks pretty good!



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Also....i hate coons. Camera twisting suckers

The big crooked beam 3 year old 8 pt is looking good





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The chunky 4 year old 9 pt looks to be finishing out nicely too



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Booner, are most of these pics coming from those MT-100s?


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Most of my personal cams are Ps-2's.

I only run a few MT-100s. I do have some pics from those I can post off one of my leases.

 

Few decent ones showing up on my 120 acre lease.







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Great pull! Trident and that superstar 2 yo are very cool bucks! That 2 year old is going to be an absolute hammer one day!

 

Agreed. Trident is an awesome buck, and honestly is very killable. IF...and a BIG if, the 2 bigger bucks on the home farm disappear for some reason, I may use my landowner tag on him...but likely not if either of the bigger two are still around.

The two year old I honestly believe has 200" potential. he could easily be a 170" 3 year old next year.

 

In a bit of a panic. Past few days have been spent fixing my truck and now I am seriously Behind on my fall plots and the stands I need to hang/move. Looks like I'll be working until dark after work for the next couple weeks.

 

In related news... Boonerville swag is now available




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I think the guys at BHOD should wear your gear

 

Interesting development on the home farm. It is actually split into 2 parcels, with the neighbors 60 acres in between. The past couple years I have been able to use this 60 to access the western piece. This has made getting equipment in much easier and also given me awesome hunting access. The owners son has now taken control of the property and has decided to no longer allow me to access the property at any time. This complicates not only my food plot strategy but also how I will be able to effectively hunt my piece without being able to access from the downwind side. I pleaded my case with the owner, but he said his son doesn’t want anyone on the property. I suspect there is some jealousy involved, as the son is being a complete tool. With a huge rain front on the way today, I absolutely had to get my most important food plot of the year in. So I resorted to extreme measures. I drove a garden tiller 1/2 a mile one way down the edge of a crop field; while using a pack frame to carry 80 lbs of fertilizer, 2 bags of seed, 2 spreaders, and a 2 gallon can of gas for tiller on my back. It’s amazing what you can accomplish when someone pisses you off and you are determined to not let them get in your way. I literally felt like I was gonna die after I got done. But the plot is in and the rain is coming.









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I was hoping to save money and forego purchasing any Boonerville apparel but now that we are teammates I guess I’m going to have to fork out some cash. Is there a team 5 discount?

 

Love the tenacity booner, and I'd be pissed too! Sometimes I just hate people in general. Not all people...you know what i mean. Oh well it'll be that much sweeter when the hard work pays off despite the shenanigans.

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Sucks that guys son is such a D Bag. Good for you not letting him deter you, it is amazing what you can do when you channel your anger.

 

Yea that's a bummer man! Are they big hunters? Do they shoot a lot or some of the deer you're watching and trying to manage? Def sounds like a jealousy thing. All in all though man great work and way to not let them get in your way, although they certainly made it a little difficult for you now!

 

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Had a big day yesterday getting my best farm ready. All my efforts here are directed at one deer. Yesterday I built a 6ft platform and put a blind on it. Perfect spot where a bluff on the neighbors funnels deer to one particular fence crossing. They take the edge of this patch of brush across pasture out to alfalfa and eventually beans. No suitable trees to hang a stand in, but the spot is too good to not hunt.






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Lots of buck activity on the farm. All the regulars are still around














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