Moondoondude... your kills
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Re: Moondoondude... your kills
Spectacular!
I love the dbl drop tine
AND OF COURSE
SMILING during the pictures - something to be happy and proud about!!!
I love the dbl drop tine
AND OF COURSE
SMILING during the pictures - something to be happy and proud about!!!
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Amazing collection of buck kills. Diggn the double drop tine. Definitely a buck of a lifetime.
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Re: Moondoondude... your kills
Very nice! Are most of these deer taken off the same properties or are you constantly pounding on doors for better land? or are some of them public?
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Re: Moondoondude... your kills
how would you catagorize the places you kill them? 50/50 woods/crops, urban, forest?
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Awesome Dude!
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Rochester coops -
Every property I hunt is different. Most are private. I do hunt some public - but it is usually with a group of guys and we do small pushes. I do some stand hunting on public also but haven't taken anything really big off of public. I have seen quite a few and actually screwed up on a few and taken some good ones, but nothing great. I haven't put enough time or energy into it - and most of it comes down to convenience. I need to save every minute that I can glassing, shed hunting, or hunting - and no public is close enough for that.
Most of these deer are on a couple of different properties. I haven't shot any of these deer out of the same tree. Some properties are letters in mailboxes, others are relationships I have had for years with the owner, and others are properties I heard about from someone - friend of a friend that I got permission from or something. Unfortunately, I do not have any property of my own and I do not have sole permission to hunt at any of the properties I hunt. I don't have money to pay anyone to hunt - if it came to that, I would find somewhere else to hunt. I hunt one big parcel of land a lot where I have taken some good deer, and then some smaller parcels. In regards to the make-up of the land, some of it is fields, clearings, CRP, creek bottoms, oak flats, thickets, pine stands, etc. If there is a big one there , I will try to figure out a way to hunt it. Most people on here would call some of the areas I hunt urban. MD is a very highly populated state, but the deer here are never really restricted to a certain area and at times they have access to a lot of ground.
Every property I hunt is different. Most are private. I do hunt some public - but it is usually with a group of guys and we do small pushes. I do some stand hunting on public also but haven't taken anything really big off of public. I have seen quite a few and actually screwed up on a few and taken some good ones, but nothing great. I haven't put enough time or energy into it - and most of it comes down to convenience. I need to save every minute that I can glassing, shed hunting, or hunting - and no public is close enough for that.
Most of these deer are on a couple of different properties. I haven't shot any of these deer out of the same tree. Some properties are letters in mailboxes, others are relationships I have had for years with the owner, and others are properties I heard about from someone - friend of a friend that I got permission from or something. Unfortunately, I do not have any property of my own and I do not have sole permission to hunt at any of the properties I hunt. I don't have money to pay anyone to hunt - if it came to that, I would find somewhere else to hunt. I hunt one big parcel of land a lot where I have taken some good deer, and then some smaller parcels. In regards to the make-up of the land, some of it is fields, clearings, CRP, creek bottoms, oak flats, thickets, pine stands, etc. If there is a big one there , I will try to figure out a way to hunt it. Most people on here would call some of the areas I hunt urban. MD is a very highly populated state, but the deer here are never really restricted to a certain area and at times they have access to a lot of ground.
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Re: Moondoondude... your kills
I'll tip my hat to you, moon. Great bucks!
Congratulations.
Congratulations.
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Great deer man. Sounds like you really put in the time and effort for every single one of those deer. I love how detailed you are in recalling all of your scouting and approaches. Looking forward to your 2012 reports/kills
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Awesome Dude
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Cool pics and stories! That one old buck was a real hog an idea what he weighed?
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Very impressive line up there. Something to be proud of for sure. You make it look like MD is the next Iowa.
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Re: Moondoondude... your kills
I NEED one of those double droppers!
Great bucks man!
Great bucks man!
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