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I guess I need to jump in the shower and wash mine then.

You should prolly wash everthing Mister 160 magnum. I know water Bill's git high an many a lecrict watts are needed fer a pump but yall should git Lg Marge rinsed off once a month weather she needs it or not. An don't be back door pm'in me some jive talk about marinating because Vinke already text me some kinda creepy stuff this weekend an I'm still unsettled o'er it all. Maybe nexed week.

LL, could you please stop infecting this thread with your childish gibberish.
Thanks.

Hate to say it, but I feel the same way. If I do it will be with a bow, but if I don’t it’s ok too. I do love getting pics though. Just seeing what’s out there. I killed what I consider a very nice buck a few years ago and it’s like ok, I’m done. Shot a management buck and “need” to shoot some more, but I’m just no longer “obsessed” with it. The thrill of seeing them and then learning them is enough it seems. Like Swamp mentioned in a post, our season opened September 14 and I’ve sat maybe 2 mornings and about 3 evenings. In previous years it would be all day every weekend and about 3-4 evenings during the week.
Instead of wanting “bigger” after what I consider my once in a lifetime buck, I’m satisfied. I’ll still go, and if one of the bigger bucks show up and present a shot I’ll send an arrow, but I’d almost rather put someone who’s put in the time for a big buck on one of the ones I’ve patterned. We’ve got a 6pt that is 225 or more and I’ll definitely need help dragging and loading that joker if I shoot. Got a 9pt that’s almost as heavy as he is. Then I’ve got a couple that “may” hit the 150” mark. I’m afraid if the Split buck isn’t killed this year, next years rack will not be anywhere close if he even lives. He takes the rut seriously and looks rough at the end of season. Heck even though my son just shot a huge buck, I’ve tried to get him to come shoot one of them just to say he’s shot over 300” in a season…he’s like me. Let’s put Zac, CJ, or Kayla on one of them.
I know some don’t understand trail cams and think we have tame deer and that’s ok too. Not everyone understands the actual work that goes into following a particular deer through the years. Killing “a” deer down here is about like shooting squirrels, anyone can do it, even on public land. But, finding that “one” buck that has potential and learning him is a whole different level of hunting. It takes a little skill almost everyone possesses, but what most lack is patience on that release or trigger, lol.
Great pics and deer man, keep posting them!!

Good post Wanna Be.

And thanks.

My trail cameras just seem to be full of stuff like this.

Y’all can keep them things. Swamp has them over near where he stays in the State and I hope they stay over there. Been invited on a few bear hunts but have zero desire to kill one. Definitely don’t want them where I trap.

Corn fed bear is better eating than any deer.

I wish it were legal to shoot them on sight here. They are constantly chewing the green treated lumber on the deer stands, breaking windows and eating propane hoses. I can't imagine the guy with the corn field has much good to say about them either. There should be a bounty on every one of them!

They are Delicious though

This little 3" spike has been working over the rub for 10 minutes.
He came right through the yards this morning. Doubt he weighs 80# soaking wet.

Thinks he's a tough little dude!
Or maybe his noggin just itches.

A parade of bucks. Lol.

New one just showed up.
He worked the tree over purty good the past few minutes.

Cool Stuff...That spikes a future monster buck

Son of a gun Bucks! You got a bunch of bucks there! Nice!

Looks like that new one broke his G2 already.