Fullbore
Senior Member
Yeah, it's mostly AG fields surrounded by wooded draws and hard wood ridges. Prime deer habitat that we lease or have access too. I will say that I am lucky to have it!
Full bore and Finelyshedded shed thread of 2013
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Yeah, it's mostly AG fields surrounded by wooded draws and hard wood ridges. Prime deer habitat that we lease or have access too. I will say that I am lucky to have it!
customizer1000
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Yes very, count your blessings, most of my spots or connecting land is getting destroyed, buildings, houses, parking lots, aggravating
Same here Dennis. That's what makes SE Ohio so special. Not much development compared to our areas and much more access. I know where a booner has prolly dropped his sheds already in the West Chester area but don't know how about gaining permission to walk the area. Sucks bigtime!
customizer1000
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I don't think Mike lives near there. He lives near Strouds Run. Rotflmao
Here's the set Ron found today. Right side is around 62".
Fullbore
Senior Member
64", just taped it.I don't think Mike lives near there. He lives near Strouds Run. Rotflmao
Here's the set Ron found today. Right side is around 62".
customizer1000
Member
Dang nice finds! Congrats.
Talked to a buddy today. He saw a bachelor group of 6 here locally. 4 still carrying, 2 carrying one side. Should be getting close. I put some miles on last night and found nothing.
Talked to a buddy today. He saw a bachelor group of 6 here locally. 4 still carrying, 2 carrying one side. Should be getting close. I put some miles on last night and found nothing.
I knew Ric would chuckle. I knew it was corny. Look man, you aren't paying for Rodney Carrington tickets, so I guess you will just have to make due with those of us here at the peanut gallery. rotflmao
But yes, it was terribly corny. lol
Hey, I thought it was pretty good. Maybe you should take your show on the road!
I finally found #12. It was laying in a grassy field about 80 yards from a blacktop road where they cross normally. It's a small 3 pt. with no brow.
Ron found this small shed making it #22 for him yesterday.
Ron found this small shed making it #22 for him yesterday.
customizer1000
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?!? Lol
Maybe it's your technique Dennis, when shed hunting try humming the tunes to yourself instead of bellaring out Lady Gaga or Madonna songs. Rotflmao rotflmao
I'd also start with country songs since your in the country and go with the classics like Willie and Waylon or any of the outlaws. Hank Jr songs are pretty productive at times TOO. Lmao
Sorry buddy, I had to hoof it today cuz the hooveround is in the shop and I'm frustrated and pooped. Haha
customizer1000
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Fullbore
Senior Member
Dennis, I am no expert by no means, but from my experiences. I find horns in the same general areas, year after year. Most others would agree. Bucks have tendencies to yard up in the same areas, food being the main reason. I think you and Ric are just having a slow start, because the bucks just haven't shed yet. Hang in there.
customizer1000
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I am with you Dennis. Going to be a tough year for me at this rate as well. Once we see greenup, I will be busy.
Flatlander
Junior Member
Ronnie, I've known you for many years and you've always been the best shed hunter I've ever known and I'd say you are an expert........but for God's sake.....deer have ANTLERS.....bulls have HORNS....LMAO!