So far your last one is by far my favorite, Jesse! Damn, that gets me fired up just lookin at it!
The View: TOO Style...
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False alarm, due south on the ridge which puts my wind straight into the sanctuary. Headed to the creek bottom stand north of the sanctuary. It's warm, so there's water and it'll cool down fast. Great observation set also. I'll post pics tonight. No cell service down there.
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My pasture stand.
Looking south down to the river where I seen the eagle tonight. The trail going off to the left is a well used deer trail that comes out of the river-bottom. It angles over from a small line of timber over to an old pasture gate and puts the deer literally less then 5 yards from my tree.
Looking North West. There is a small section of woods that the deer seem to funnel out of to get the acorns dropping on the 2 oaks in the fencerow. You can also see the bean field to the north in this pic.
Looking North East. There is a pinch point where deer have to travel next to the old pasture fence or fall about 50' to the river. Most times they walk around to the old gate and walk on the west side of the fence.
Looking south down to the river where I seen the eagle tonight. The trail going off to the left is a well used deer trail that comes out of the river-bottom. It angles over from a small line of timber over to an old pasture gate and puts the deer literally less then 5 yards from my tree.
Looking North West. There is a small section of woods that the deer seem to funnel out of to get the acorns dropping on the 2 oaks in the fencerow. You can also see the bean field to the north in this pic.
Looking North East. There is a pinch point where deer have to travel next to the old pasture fence or fall about 50' to the river. Most times they walk around to the old gate and walk on the west side of the fence.
This is the stand where i killed my buck
It's a small section of woods surrounded by a bedding area, feilds and a road.
My buck was standing between the forked tree and the ash tree in the middle of the pic. The ash has my spypoint on it right now, you can kinda see it if ya really look.
Looking North outta my stand, you can somewhat see the old fourwheeler trail that comes out of a feild to my west.
This is the small feild to my West
It's a small section of woods surrounded by a bedding area, feilds and a road.
My buck was standing between the forked tree and the ash tree in the middle of the pic. The ash has my spypoint on it right now, you can kinda see it if ya really look.
Looking North outta my stand, you can somewhat see the old fourwheeler trail that comes out of a feild to my west.
This is the small feild to my West
Nothing too exciting taken just yet. I'll have to start pulling the camera out of the pack a bit more often...
You'll probably notice that my quiver is upside down. My bow won't set in the stand holder, so I have to rotate it completely 180 degrees or take it off and hang it in the tree. I just like to leave it attached in case I need a quick follow up shot. :smiley_coolpeace:
You'll probably notice that my quiver is upside down. My bow won't set in the stand holder, so I have to rotate it completely 180 degrees or take it off and hang it in the tree. I just like to leave it attached in case I need a quick follow up shot. :smiley_coolpeace:
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My sit tonight. Weatherman had my wind direction all fugged. It is coming from WSW. This view first is facing W.
This was my workstation view Tuesday morning :smiley_clap: .... A whole lot better then my normal working conditions :smiley_clap:
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