Observation sit at 102°
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Re: Observation sit at 102°
nice work. better you discover your prepped tree down now rather than your first planned sit in season.
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Re: Observation sit at 102°
That is hardcore!
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Kokes wrote:nice work. better you discover your prepped tree down now rather than your first planned sit in season.
Luckily this prepped tree was an easily prepped observation only, not a kill tree. I kinda figured it wouldn't last but a couple more years anyways.
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I see. Sounds like a productive trip ...no matter what the temp.. Thanks for the info and the scouting reminders.
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Re: Observation sit at 102°
The next morning I went back out to get to an area of the property now that the waters have receded. I jumped several does and a young buck along the way. I got really lucky at one point because I walked right into the middle of a sounder of pigs and got out unscathed. They didn't have any little piglets which was probably my saving grace. About a mile and a half back, I had to kick myself for not strapping on my folding foraging bag (leather and waxed canvas that folds up and goes on my belt) because I stumbled across probably 3 acres of mustang grapes. All the rain this year has produced a BUMPER CROP.
I also stumbled across an illegal cabin about 2 miles back. Looks like it has been used infrequently, and something stinky had been living in it. I didn't explore inside due to the 6 or 7 yellow jacket nests guarding the door.
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I also stumbled across an illegal cabin about 2 miles back. Looks like it has been used infrequently, and something stinky had been living in it. I didn't explore inside due to the 6 or 7 yellow jacket nests guarding the door.
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Go where none other dare to go, and there you'll find success.
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