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May be a little late but would a good dog be an option? It sounds like the the territory is pretty thick but I've seen good dogs go through anything to stay on a trail. Keep us updated, best of luck

Looks handy.

Seems like a good amount of blood in the pics that you showed with good color. If your close I can lend a hand if needed if you want to PM me your general location. Best of luck and happy looking.

Agreed, you may also drop your pull weight down a bit to get better flight, not enough spine in the arrow...

I'm with Jdubs, my guess exactly..

Good bucks for sure with some good character. I'd guess mid to high 140's on each??

Good news is that it didn't bother them. I had a lot of movement on my cameras on the 18th as well...

Nice series of pics, great looking buck.

I like my Garmin Rino, been durable.

Agreed, light rattling peeks curiosity right now. Haven't had much luck with decoy setups in the early season over the years however.

Not personnaly. The only thing that comes to mind is a story I read about a guy that watched a buck all summer and new exactly where he was bedding, supposebly everyday. I guess the deer was bedded down before sunlight every morning so the guy found a double tree and hung two stands at night...

Good looking buck, good luck...

Trying it this year for the first time as well, 2 different areas with cams on both, we'll see...

I like the 5ft'er for packing with me in case of a "new" down limb but rely on my 20ft'er for hanging stands. The 10 is useless unless you are only going to by one, and I wouldn't think you could cut everything you would need.

I've noticed deer change there patterns when we've put blinds up and seem to stay at least 50 plus yards away from it. Of course, I don't leave them (pop up) up all year as they don't take the weather well. If you are going to blind hunt succesfully with archery gear, I believe it has to be a...

I've done the dog bark, as there is a lot of coyote hunting in my area but I've also carried pebbles in my pocket and thrown a few into the field. Both have worked and both have not worked. Best of luck...

Thanks for sharing, looks like a good crop for you this year.

After speaking with Larry this last year and hearing his desire to only pursue mature bucks and not being concerned with antler size, I'm glad to see him sticking by that. To some, the life and story of the buck is WAY more important then some number attached to head gear. Congrats again...

Prepare for some heat it looks like. The deer in south central are moving a little more at night than in the morning and seem to be in the corn a lot. The only spot I've seen a good buck was on a scrape line just after shooting light. JMO, I'm sure others may have different experiences...

I'm with ya, have been enjoying the sunrise way too much!!