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Marshmud are you just trying to make us feel better I suggested to CNC he talk to the real hunters and he did not like my ideal
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I’ve seen 16 bucks the last two afternoons in food plots and not a single doe or fawn. Is that a problem?
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That was by far the best hunt I’ve been in in a while. Most deer I’ve seen in a hunt here. The best part is everyone of the passed within 100yds of me. Also we have a bumper crop of fawns and yearlings. #12 was the only doe I saw without a fawn or yearling with her. She weighed 96lbs and was dry. She didn’t like that 140gr Accubond.
It's hard to kiss the lips at night that chews your a$$ all day long.
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I’ve seen 16 bucks the last two afternoons in food plots and not a single doe or fawn. Is that a problem? It would concern me.
It's hard to kiss the lips at night that chews your a$$ all day long.
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I’ve seen 16 bucks the last two afternoons in food plots and not a single doe or fawn. Is that a problem? It would concern me. My point is we have plenty of does, and just because we aren’t seeing them while hunting, means nothing. It’s an observation from two hunts. I may hunt the next two evenings and see 16 does and fawns and no bucks.
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I’ve seen 16 bucks the last two afternoons in food plots and not a single doe or fawn. Is that a problem? It would concern me. My point is we have plenty of does, and just because we aren’t seeing them while hunting, means nothing. It’s an observation from two hunts. I may hunt the next two evenings and see 16 does and fawns and no bucks. 10-4. Sounds like you have what I’d call a good problem.
It's hard to kiss the lips at night that chews your a$$ all day long.
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I’ve seen 16 bucks the last two afternoons in food plots and not a single doe or fawn. Is that a problem? It would concern me. My point is we have plenty of does, and just because we aren’t seeing them while hunting, means nothing. It’s an observation from two hunts. I may hunt the next two evenings and see 16 does and fawns and no bucks. 10-4. Sounds like you have what I’d call a good problem. Sounds like the same good problem you have. 😂👍🏼
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I’ve seen 16 bucks the last two afternoons in food plots and not a single doe or fawn. Is that a problem? I noticed on Facebook one of your family members killed a a stud!
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I’ve seen 16 bucks the last two afternoons in food plots and not a single doe or fawn. Is that a problem? I noticed on Facebook one of your family members killed a a stud! Yessir. Was proud of that one. To my knowledge, that was the oldest deer on the place and HEAVY. He did good. Proud of how he held it together long enough to make that shot. He’s had a history of getting rather worked up. 😂
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Must be nice.....I have a family member that's been hunting in Cleburne Co for the last 10 years......He's not having quite as much luck as y'all....
Folks that know don't shoot old does........ 
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LUCK:::; When presistence, dedication, perspiration and preparation meet up with opportunity!!!
- - - - - - - -A government big enough to give you everything you want, is big enough to take everything you have. Thomas Jeferson - - - - - - - -
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I’ve seen 16 bucks the last two afternoons in food plots and not a single doe or fawn. Is that a problem? Big problem. You should shoot the first doe you see so she can't make any more bucks.
Dying ain't much of a living boy...Josey Wales
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I’ve seen 16 bucks the last two afternoons in food plots and not a single doe or fawn. Is that a problem? I noticed on Facebook one of your family members killed a a stud! Yessir. Was proud of that one. To my knowledge, that was the oldest deer on the place and HEAVY. He did good. Proud of how he held it together long enough to make that shot. He’s had a history of getting rather worked up. 😂 Just saw a picture of that deer. Very nice.
Dying ain't much of a living boy...Josey Wales
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Must be nice.....I have a family member that's been hunting in Cleburne Co for the last 10 years......He's not having quite as much luck as y'all.... They have too many people hunting to few acres and have shot too many young buck in years past.
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I’ve seen 16 bucks the last two afternoons in food plots and not a single doe or fawn. Is that a problem? I noticed on Facebook one of your family members killed a a stud! Yessir. Was proud of that one. To my knowledge, that was the oldest deer on the place and HEAVY. He did good. Proud of how he held it together long enough to make that shot. He’s had a history of getting rather worked up. 😂 Just saw a picture of that deer. Very nice. saw a stud last night on FB picture was taken in the woods. Heck of a deer if that was it. Someone commented it looked like Bankhead woods
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In my area the deer hasn’t gone anywhere . They just feasting on the mass crop is acorns . Don’t care how many plots you got or how much corn you pour out because god supplies the feed with the acorns . It’s nature way of taking care of itself . If you think deer will leave acorns an eat your corn or plots something wrong with ur thinking . The deer I’ve seen is the fattest I’ve seen in a long time . Just sit under an acorn tree .
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Freak of Nature
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Must be nice.....I have a family member that's been hunting in Cleburne Co for the last 10 years......He's not having quite as much luck as y'all.... They have too many people hunting to few acres and have shot too many young buck in years past. ![[Linked Image from i.postimg.cc]](https://i.postimg.cc/Cxbx6Vrh/release-the-kraken-c7177bf92e.jpg)
"Why do you ask"?
Too many people spend money they don't have , on things they don't need, to impress people they don't know.
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I honestly believe the rate of bucks to does is an even 50/50 on my place in Kennedy the last 3-4 years. My place in Millport, not so much.
Awesome buck Matt! I saw it on Sorgum Hollow Facebook. Nice!
Everything woke turns to shucks
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Congrats to Your Son Matt. I'm shocked every Year at the bucks that area kicks out..I know not all aren't posted online but the quality seems as Good as anywhere in the State maybe even exceeding the traditional black belt Counties down South.
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Fancy
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Thanks yall. I’m blessed to be able to live/work/hunt up here. Yall don’t see a lot of them that get killed up here. 😁
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