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Love it!!! Kids is growing up right, congrats guys!

I wish I'd have filmed this hunt - it was a fun one with my dad and my middle son! This buck is one we don't recognize from previous years, he looked 4.5, maybe older, and we decided he'd be a good one to shoot if the came in. This field is one that deer tend to come out to earlier than...

I like that - we got "burnt" trying to spring kill brome before but we had no follow up applications. I bet we give this a shot this spring. Probably will burn it early in March to get some green up on it and get some early growth to begin the kill process. Thank you, really appreciate the input!

You got me motivated to get some stuff we had seeded to switch back into switch. We thought we had the brome eliminated but after a few years of not burning brome took it back over. Switch 99.9% gone. We burned it late this spring in hopes to set the brome back and it did, some, but it's...

My oldest son is 5.5 and in his second season hunting. He has shot two does and a small 7pt buck. This year he was looking for a "fur mounter" sized buck. I thought for sure we'd get it done during youth season, I was home for two weeks on paternity leave as we had our third son Sept 21st...

Sweet buck Skip, congrats!

Anyway to attend virtually?

Interesting, don't find many people over here with the QDM mindset! We've got a couple neighbors who are great, that makes or breaks an area real fast. Especially over here where timber blocks are small and far from one another.

I'll chime in from Harrison county - worse hunting and deer heard we've had in 22 years of hunting here. Numbers are awful. We have one farm where they are ok. Son shot one and brother shot one, we do rely on deer meat for the family and used to shoot 15+ a year. Now if we shoot a handful...

I'm guessing you mean buck only?

Dandy buck, congrats!

This is my theory also now

Dad hit one where you showed in the picture Skip, except it was quartering too. That buck took us nearly 24 hours to find and we got real lucky grid searching to stumble on him in a terrace in a cut corn field. Pure luck we actually found him. He got one lung and liver and guts on the way...

This is spot on - the past few years we've noticed a number of deer we pass that never show back up. Which for us is not normal, if a buck has been on cam for three years and we let him go, he's confirmed alive in the spring and then disappears going into year four. I got to assume he had EHD...

Haha - it's kinda wild how that works?!

Congrats to her, that's great!

The three above nailed it - plus draws attention to more fence sitters

I'll start off by saying I don't like wearing gloves ever. Only time I wear them is when the hunting gets really cold. I never found a pair of warm gloves I like that ALSO didn't restrict my movement, grip, etc. Until... I got a pair of these. Love them!!! Wore them in AK on a moose hunt...

Just shared the video of my son's first buck. Video was from 2022 but just got done editing it. Now sharing the video from 2022 of his first deer, a doe. A memory we'll never forget!

Thank you, he's ate up with the outdoors. Maybe even more than his older brother. So fun making these memories together. Almost feel bad going out hunting on my own any more. These types of hunts mean more to me.