Mason, Brock, others

[Dannmann801]

I’m sure it’s a little different in every state but the common denominator is that there has to be a “safer” area for deer to reach maturity- and that doesn’t exist just everywhere. Just 15 years ago people commonly shot the easier deer not knowing there were bigger there. Trail cams changed that.

Trail cams are certainly a two edged sword. And now that I have cell cams out, I see how guys get addicted to them
Really a game changer. Hope y'all get a shot at your target buck.

 

[brock ratcliff]

Mason has seen his target 12 times in 14 sits. Still has not had a shot opportunity. He’s trying something different tonight.

 

[triple_duece]

Dang he’s all over that deer. 12 out of 14 and haven’t stuck him yet is incredible. Tell him good luck, can hardly wait for pics. Is he filming the hunt?

 

[brock ratcliff]

Dang he’s all over that deer. 12 out of 14 and haven’t stuck him yet is incredible. Tell him good luck, can hardly wait for pics. Is he filming the hunt?

He has a lot of video of this deer staying out of range. We have never seen a “target” this many times. He is really frustrated right now and honestly getting tired of watching him. It’s crazy because usually if you get a look at one like this one time, you feel like you have won.

 

[brock ratcliff]

This is one I don’t mind sharing. I watched this deer all summer, knowing around the 20th of October he’d show up on a piece I like to hunt. Sure enough, he showed up this morning. I’ll be sitting in a tree this afternoon. So I guess the grind starts for me this afternoon.

 

[brock ratcliff]

This is a day or two after he shed velvet. I think this one is gorgeous.

 

[Trueroots]

Best of luck. May the deer gods shine upon you this afternoon. Beautiful deer

 

[Hedgelj]

For you to pass on the double drop means i truly cannot wait to see the smile on yours and Masons face when one of you at holding onto his antlers.

Good luck and thanks for bringing us along