LIVE from the stand 2018-19
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Concordmeadowsfarm
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Rain let up, breezy now. Momma and twins wondered by. May be a good night?
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Settled in. Mason and I are in Fayette. He’s in the fence I’m on the edge of bedding.
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BlueSpruceOutfitters
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Ground assault tonight. 70 yards from my stand in some brush. Leafy camo. Usually my no go zone but have a droptine hitting a rubline. Got aggressive tonight for some reason.
Good luck fellas, seen a few deer out and moving on my way to soccer practice just now. Brock, I’ve got my dragging legs ready if you need them!
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Thanks Dave. I don’t shoot em if I can’t get a truck to them. 
. Mason has a couple does under him. I heard one walking in the thicket just moments ago but couldn’t see it. Probably a Booner.
. Mason has a couple does under him. I heard one walking in the thicket just moments ago but couldn’t see it. Probably a Booner.
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I saw four antlerless. Mason saw about ten. All but the first two came out at last light. All got a free pass.
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Yes indeed, Ric! I was super tempted to kill one of the does as she stood quartered away at 18 yards. It's just a temptation, but I was strong enough to let it go. I don't know what's wrong with me this season, I'm in the mood to shoot something and be done! Weird. I just saw your earlier question too. Mason and I were probably 5-600 yards apart.
After comparing leaves, I believe it is. I cant believe i never payed attention to the leaves. That whole edge and corner is loaded with oaks
Ryan, I looked it up one time as a farm we hunted seemed to have a slew of trees with leaves that looked like that. Chestnut Oak is what I found them to be. They are most abundant in rocky terrain which this property had much of. The acorns are longer and look more bullet like but I think deer like them a lot.