New SOAs?
by CatHeadBiscuit - 09/01/26 02:02 PM
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Joined: Dec 2015
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Ok. So say you kill one in that thick nasty stuff that's 6 to 8 foot tall. Any tricks on finding the deer. Because once you climb down you can't see anything. I just tried my best to pinpoint exactly what tree and bush the deer was standing in front of when shot. Luckily they fell in their tracks and were laying right there. They were both on a trail that I never knew existed until I recovered them. Now I was however scratched up really bad and pulled briars out of tail for several days. It was worth every bit of work!
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