I gave up on our Shaws Bend hunting spot when a certain relative continues to do crazee stuff like getting his 4 wheeler with dogs going on his property to crank his chain saw up to clear a trail on the opening day of bowseason a couple of years ago. That's a whole nuther story, but for the last 10 years or so we have been religiously killing every spike that was not 1.5 yrs old. We're finally seeing some results. Granted this isn't a South Texas or a protein feed or a high fence scenario but even still, the 13" rule is starting to have a little effect on our overhunted family land.
That said, I saw a quartet of bucks in mid July of 2002 at Shaws Bend that beat these boyz. I think that they were 2 sets of twins...... a pair of 10 pointers and a pair of 8 pointers.
Anywho, this is our "B" hunting land. Our "A" hunting land in Fayette County is getting us stirred up as the season opener approaches.
That said, I saw a quartet of bucks in mid July of 2002 at Shaws Bend that beat these boyz. I think that they were 2 sets of twins...... a pair of 10 pointers and a pair of 8 pointers.
Anywho, this is our "B" hunting land. Our "A" hunting land in Fayette County is getting us stirred up as the season opener approaches.
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